"You're so cruel. How could you discuss how to eat it right in front of it?"
Hearing Andrew and Princess Anna's conversation, Maui looked disgusted. Then he said, "Leave that crab claw for me. It dared to smash me before, so I'm going to eat all the meat inside it."
The Great Crab glared at Maui. So what if I beat you up like a grandson before? Do you really have to hate me this much?
Earlier, guided by his senses, Maui had tracked down the Great Crab's lair. Like a Dragon, the Great Crab loved collecting treasure. It had amassed countless valuables and slept among them.
Maui's fishhook was one of the Great Crab's treasures. Maui had been extremely cocky at first, telling Andrew and the others not to interfere. Then he made a plan: Moana would lure the Great Crab away while he stole the fishhook.
According to Maui, once he got the fishhook, dealing with the Great Crab would be easier than crushing an ant. His plan had succeeded—well, halfway. He had indeed gotten the fishhook, but since he hadn't used it for thousands of years, he was rusty. He had tried to turn into a Sea Monster, only to become a little carp.
The fishhook had many functions, such as strengthening Maui's power, but its most important function was allowing him to transform into countless forms, somewhat similar to Princess Anna's current ability.
After his transformation failed, Maui was beaten up by the Great Crab, which had returned to catch the thief. The sight was enough to break the hearts of those who heard of it and bring tears to those who saw it. In the end, Moana couldn't stand it any longer and asked Andrew's group for help, allowing Maui to escape disaster.
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