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As insects buzzed and made strange calling noises overhead, and exotic birds sang their tunes, communicating in their territory, dense footsteps echoed as hardened leather boots marched in symphony, crunching luminescent plants and glowing flowers beneath them.

Pandora, Year 4192, 15:50 (3:20 PM)

Advanced Technology made the transition from Earth to Pandora seamless— interstellar travel took 3 years at most and teams who signed up for the Avatar Program reported that they were paid well, food was better on Pandora and they were in one piece when they returned to earth.

So why not try it?

The whole 141 signed up and did hour-long debriefs, training sessions, and physical health assessments to ensure eligibility. After the unfit soldiers were reassigned, it left the remaining to undergo the genetic engineering to get their Na’vi bodies.

With Price and Gaz elsewhere, Ghost and Soap were ordered to stay together and were given one task: Capture and detain one of the rare Na’vi species and bring it back to the secured Pandora base. Ghost’s eyes narrowed as he tracked extra-large footsteps—ones even bigger than the normal Na’vi that roamed this unusual earth and knew instantly who's they were.

“It’s that damn Colonel… what’s his name anyway?” Ghost grumbled, smashing another glowing plant with his boots, turning his head to see Soap messing around with a jellyfish-looking thing.

“I dunno, König or somethin’?” Soap mumbled, accidentally hitting the back of Ghost’s calf with his long tail, emitting a growl from Ghost that made Soap stand up straight and pay attention.

Ghost was glaring at Soap when a crunching sound made both their heads snap towards two large plants. Soap stopped but then kept walking, assuming it was an animal until Simon grabbed his vest and pulled him back.

“Stop moving, Soap! Look at the damn bush,” Ghost whispered harshly, pointing towards it.

You were hard to miss due to your species and now they were both staring directly at your tail poking out the bush tensely swaying around.