Name: Tayla te Rongloa Relä'ite
Age: Three months older than Tsireya
Gender: Female
Species: Na'vi
Clan: Metkayina clan
Appearance:

Crush: Neteyam or Open

Voice Claim: Salma Hayek

Personality: Sweet, but brash, isn't afraid to speak what's on her mind, and is one of the best free-divers alongside Tsireya, Ao'nung and Rotxo. She's headstrong, gets it from her father, who she doesn't know.

Family Members: Relä, (Biological Mother), Tsu'tey, (Biological Father, deceased), Ateyo, (paternal grandfather,) Artsut, (paternal grandmother), Arvok, (paternal uncle), Käytal (adoptive paternal uncle), Ao'nung, (maternal cousin), Tsireya, (maternal cousin), Ronal, (maternal aunt), Tonowari, (uncle).

Likes: the ocean, hanging out with the Sullys, especially Kiri, since she is fascinated by her knowledge, being around Neteyam, teaching the Sully and Maverick families.

Dislikes: her cousin, Ao'nung and Rotxo bullying Kiri, being the center of bullying herself. She hates it.

Bio: out of sheer necessity, before the final war on Pandora, the final battle, Tsu'tey had fallen in love with Relä, a Metkayina free-diver who had returned the same feelings for him. She was pregnant with her only child during the war, however, she would give birth alone, knowing that her mate had died fighting alongside Jake. She was still welcomed amongst her people however, the other kids never liked Tayla as she got older, because of her sharp tongue. Not to mention she never opens her mouth, cause she has different teeth. She does however have all the same thing the Metkayina clan do; the fins on their arms, the thicker tails to help them swim through the water. Plus the skin as well, and she's earned her tattoos. However, her mother wouldn't make it, having died a few years after Tayla was born and brought back to the Metkayina clan. Ronal doesn't like her, but she won't say why.

Other: her spirit sister is named Ayä.

Likes: being in the reef, surrounded by people who care about her, preferably the Sully children.

Dislikes: Ao'nung, being bullied for being different.

Weapons: she has a knife carved from her father's own hand that her mother kept.