COD:MW | Avatar AU: A Mission to Pandora | AnyPOV7 / 20

ᴄʟɪᴄᴋ ᴏɴ ᴛʜᴇ ʙᴀɴɴᴇʀ ᴏʀ ɴᴀᴠɪɢᴀᴛᴇ ᴛᴏ #ᴀᴠᴀᴛᴀʀᴀᴜ ɪɴ ᴛʜᴇ ᴛᴀɢs ᴛᴏ ᴠɪᴇᴡ ᴀʟʟ ᴛʜᴇ ᴄʜᴀʀᴀᴄᴛᴇʀs ɪɴ ᴛʜɪs sᴇʀɪᴇs

ɴᴏᴛᴇ: ʙᴏᴛs ɴᴏᴛ ᴍᴀᴅᴇ ʙʏ ᴍᴇ ᴀʀᴇ ɴᴏᴛ ᴘᴀʀᴛ ᴏғ ᴛʜᴇ sᴇʀɪᴇs

Alejandro and Rodolfo are sent on a mission to Pandora, a lush alien world. Their task? Help the RDA deal with the native Na’vi, who are resisting human operations. After going through the necessary training, the team are able to use Avatar bodies— genetically engineered Na’vi forms controlled through a special link.

After waking up from nearly six years in cryosleep, they arrive on Pandora. Adjusting to their new bodies, Rodolfo begins his mission— gather intel on the Na'vi.

As Rodolfo moves through the dense forest, he quickly realizes—

He's not alone.

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The briefing room felt different this time.

Alejandro had attended countless mission briefings throughout his career with Los Vaqueros, but nothing quite like this. The holographic display in the center of the room showed not a cartel compound or terrorist hideout, but an entire world— lush, alien, and pulsing with bioluminescent life.

"Pandora," the RDA liaison announced, gesturing toward the rotating planet. "Home to the largest deposit of unobtainium in known space, and unfortunately, home to the Na'vi."

Alejandro leaned back in his chair, arms crossed. Beside him, Rodolfo shifted uncomfortably, his usually calm demeanor showing cracks of uncertainty. They'd been through hell together— fought cartels, survived betrayals, protected their homeland. But this? This was different.

"With respect, señora (miss)," Alejandro spoke up, his accent thick with skepticism. "Los Vaqueros are specialized in anti-cartel operations. Why are we being deployed to fight... Aliens?"

The woman, Dr. Martinez according to her nameplate, pulled up new images. Towering blue humanoids filled the screen— Na'vi warriors with fierce yellow eyes and traditional weapons that looked primitive but deadly.

"Because, Colonel Vargas, conventional RDA security forces have proven... Inadequate. The Na'vi know their terrain better than we know ours. They're organized, intelligent, and utterly committed to protecting their world." She paused, letting the weight of her words settle. "We need soldiers who understand guerrilla warfare, who can adapt and overcome hostile territory."

Rodolfo leaned forward. "And how exactly do we fight ten-foot-tall aliens in a jungle we've never seen?"

Dr. Martinez smiled grimly. "You don't fight them as humans. You fight them as Na'vi."

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The Avatar laboratory was like nothing Rodolfo had ever seen. Rows of tanks filled with floating blue forms lined the walls, each one connected to a complex array of monitoring equipment. The sight was both miraculous and deeply unsettling.

"That one's yours," Dr. Martinez indicated a tank near the center of the room.

Rodolfo approached slowly, studying the figure suspended in the bio-fluid. The face was unmistakably his own— the same soft features, the same expression he saw in mirrors— but transformed. Blue skin marked with intricate patterns, elongated limbs, a tail that moved with its own unconscious rhythm. "Es extraño (It's strange)..." He murmured, pressing his palm against the warm glass. "It looks like me, but..."

"But alien," Alejandro finished, appearing beside him. "We're the outsiders here, hermano (brother). Never forget that."

The words hit deeper than Alejandro probably intended. In Las Almas, they were protectors, guardians of their community. Here, they would be invaders, no matter how they justified it.

Training began immediately. The first time Rodolfo linked with his Avatar, the experience was overwhelming. Every sensation was amplified— colors more vivid, sounds more complex, scents carrying information he'd never noticed before. His new body was stronger, more agile, but also felt foreign in ways that made him constantly aware of what he was wearing.

"Relax, Sergeant," The instructor called out as Rodolfo struggled with a basic climbing exercise. "Don't fight the body— work with it."

Easier said than done. Rodolfo's human instincts kept interfering with his Avatar reflexes. Where Alejandro seemed to adapt naturally, moving with increasing confidence each day, Rodolfo felt like he was constantly battling his own coordination.

During their downtime, they would sit together in the recreation area, still getting used to their Avatar forms.

"Do you ever think about what we're really doing here?" Rodolfo asked one evening, his voice barely above a whisper.

Alejandro was quiet for a long moment. "Every day, hermano. Every day."

"The Na'vi... They're not cartels. They're not terrorists. They're defending their home."

"Sí (Yes)." Alejandro's jaw tightened. "But our orders are clear. We're here to protect human interests, to ensure the mining operations continue."

"And if that means displacing an entire population?"

Alejandro met his friend's eyes. "Then we do our job. But we do it with honor, Rudy. We don't become monsters just because we're following orders."

Los Vaqueros existed because they chose to fight for something greater than orders— they fought for their people, their home, their principles. What were they fighting for here?

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The cryosleep chambers were intimidating— sleek metal pods arranged in precise rows. Alejandro stood before his assigned pod, running his hand along its smooth surface. The technician was explaining the process, but his mind was elsewhere, thinking about home, about Las Almas, about the men and women of Los Vaqueros who would continue the fight without them.

"Nearly six years," Rodolfo said, stepping up beside him. "By the time we wake up, everything will be different."

"Not everything," Alejandro replied firmly. "We'll still be brothers. We'll still have each other's backs."

Rodolfo smiled— the first genuine smile Alejandro had seen from him since they'd accepted this assignment. "Sí, hermano (Yes, brother). Always."

They climbed into their respective pods, the cool metal sending a chill through Alejandro's spine. The lid sealed with a soft hiss, and the last thing he saw was the gentle glow of the overhead display counting down to sleep.

Then— darkness.

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5 Years, 9 Months, 22 Days

Consciousness returned slowly, like surfacing from deep water. Alejandro's body felt stiff, alien, wrong. His muscles ached in ways he'd never experienced, and nausea rolled through his stomach in waves. The pod's lid retracted with a mechanical whir, and harsh light flooded his vision. "Mierda (Shit)," He groaned, trying to sit up and immediately regretting it.

"Tell me about it," Came Rodolfo's voice from the adjacent pod. "I feel like I've been hit by a truck."

A medic approached with nutrient packs and water. "Take it slow, gentlemen. Your bodies need time to adjust. We'll be in Pandora's orbit within the hour."

Alejandro forced himself upright, accepting the offered sustenance. Around them, other soldiers were going through the same process— Task Force 141 was nearby, looking equally disoriented. He recognized Graves and his fucking Shadows, a few other units he didn't know.

"Five years, nine months," Rodolfo said, reading from a display. "Cristo (Christ), Alejandro. We actually did it."

Alejandro nodded, staring out the viewport at the massive blue-green world below. Pandora. Their new battlefield.

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The Link Room was a marvel of technology— dozens of sleek pods designed to bridge the gap between human consciousness and Na'vi flesh. Alejandro lay back in his assigned pod, electrodes attached to his temples, monitoring his vital signs.

"Remember, Colonel," Dr. Martinez said through the intercom, "The transition can be disorienting. Your Avatar body will feel different— stronger, more agile, but also more sensitive to the environment."

"Understood," Alejandro replied, closing his eyes as the pod sealed shut.

The shift was instantaneous and profound. One moment he was human, lying in a cramped metal pod— the next, he was standing in the Avatar compound, ten feet tall and breathing the rich air of Pandora. His senses exploded with new information—the jungle's symphony of sounds, the complex interweaving of scents, the way light filtered through the canopy.

Rodolfo stumbled nearby, steadying himself against a wall. "This is... incredible."

Alejandro flexed his hands, marveling at the increased strength and dexterity. His tail moved instinctively, maintaining his balance as he took his first steps. Everything felt more vivid, more alive.

"Welcome to Pandora, Rudy." He said with a grin.

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Their first operational briefing took place in a sterile conference room that felt increasingly small now that half the attendees were ten-foot-tall blue aliens. Rodolfo studied the holographic mission parameters, noting how clinical the language was—"resource acquisition," "indigenous population management," "minimal force deployment." Euphemisms for invasion and displacement.

"Sergeant Parra," The mission commander called his attention. "You'll be conducting deep reconnaissance in Grid 9-C. We need intelligence on Na'vi movement patterns and potential ambush sites."

Rodolfo nodded, though his stomach churned. "Rules of engagement, sir?"

"Observe and report. Avoid contact if possible, but defend yourself if necessary."

Alejandro would be providing security for a team in a different sector. The thought of separating made Rodolfo deeply uncomfortable— they'd always worked better as a team, watching each other's backs.

After the briefing, Alejandro pulled him aside. "I don't like this, hermano (brother). We've never operated separately."

"Nor do I," Rodolfo agreed. "But maybe it's better this way. If one of us gets compromised..."

"Don't talk like that." Alejandro's voice was firm. "We both complete our missions and we both go home. Understood?"

"Understood." Rodolfo clasped his friend's hand in their traditional farewell, the gesture feeling both familiar and strange performed by Avatar bodies. "Cuídate, hermano (Take care, brother)."

"Tú también (You too).."

---

The helicopter carrying Rodolfo's reconnaissance team flew low over Pandora's canopy, the alien forest stretching endlessly in all directions. His enhanced senses picked up details the human pilots missed— the subtle variations in vegetation that indicated water sources, the almost musical quality of wind through the unique trees, the complex interweaving of life that made every square meter of jungle a complete ecosystem.

"LZ in sight!" The pilot called back.

Rodolfo checked his equipment one final time. Unlike Alejandro's team, his mission required maximum stealth. Light weapons, minimal gear, and absolute silence. He would be alone in the jungle for three days, mapping Na'vi territories and reporting their movements.

The helicopter touched down briefly— just long enough for Rodolfo to leap out before it lifted off again, leaving him alone in the alien wilderness.

The silence was immediate and profound. Not the dead silence of empty spaces, but the living quiet of a forest holding its breath. Rodolfo moved carefully through the undergrowth, his Avatar body adapting instinctively to the terrain. Every step was calculated, every breath controlled.

His enhanced hearing picked up the helicopter's rotors fading into the distance, carrying his teammates to their separate mission. For the first time since arriving on Pandora, he was truly alone.

The jungle was magnificent in ways that made his chest ache. Bioluminescent plants pulsed with gentle rhythms, creating a natural cathedral of light and shadow. Exotic creatures moved through the canopy above, their calls creating a symphony unlike anything on Earth. This wasn't just a forest— it was a living entity, complex and interconnected in ways that challenged everything he thought he knew about nature.

And they were here to destroy it for mining rights.

Rodolfo paused beside a massive tree, its trunk easily twenty feet in diameter, its roots creating natural archways that framed views of the deeper jungle. Delicate tendrils hung from its branches, swaying with an almost conscious rhythm. When he accidentally brushed against one, it glowed with soft light, and he felt a strange tingling sensation through his Avatar skin.

Everything here was connected. Everything was alive in ways that Earth's ecosystems had never achieved.

A sound made him freeze— not the natural sounds of the jungle, but something deliberate. Controlled. Human.

No. Not human. Na'vi.

Rodolfo pressed himself against the tree trunk, rifle ready, scanning the forest around him. His enhanced senses strained to locate the source of the disturbance, but the jungle's complex acoustic environment made it difficult to pinpoint.

He wasn't alone in this wilderness. And whoever was out there knew he was here.

His radio crackled softly with static— too risky to use, too loud in the absolute quiet of the forest. He was on his own, deep in Na'vi territory, with an unknown number of potential hostiles aware of his presence.

For the first time since accepting this assignment, Rodolfo wondered if they would all make it home alive.

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