"It might not be that they aren't afraid, but that they have a reason they must come. Elsa, project the distant scene over here."
Andrew said, "Water Horse, slow down a little. Let's first see what's going on."
"Alright."
Elsa did not waste words. She raised her hand, and an Ice Mirror appeared before everyone. Within it, two pirate ships were rapidly closing in on a wooden boat. The two people aboard the boat had not noticed and were arguing.
Because the second pirate ship had been blocked from view, Elsa had only seen one earlier.
When Andrew saw the two people on the wooden boat, his eyes lit up. He knew who they were.
Disney was famous for having many princesses. The girl on that ship was one of them—Princess Moana of Polynesia, a princess with distinctly South Pacific features, from Moana.
The story of Moana was simple. Since childhood, Princess Moana had dreamed of becoming the Pirate King—cough, of setting sail and going on adventures—but her father had always stopped her. There were fish and coconuts on the island, and life was perfectly fine. There was no need to go to sea.
Until one day, when the island's coconuts suddenly turned black and became inedible. Princess Moana's grandmother believed a Demon was at work and that everything could return to normal only by returning the Heart of Te Fiti to the Ocean Goddess.
To save her tribe, Moana set sail to find demigod Maui, intending to return the Heart of Te Fiti, which she had found in the sea as a child, to the Ocean Goddess together with him.
The heavily tattooed, enormously fat man across from Moana was demigod Maui. To gain greater power, he had stolen the Heart of Te Fiti from the Ocean Goddess. Unfortunately,