"Don't worry. I'm here."
Andrew held Elsa's hand, and her heart immediately settled. With Andrew around, she did not need to worry so much. Even if something happened, he would stop her, just like before.
Seeing them like this again, Princess Anna unhappily placed her hand on top as well. The three exchanged glances and all smiled.
From now on, the three of them were family. Of course, what Elsa and Princess Anna did not know was that their family actually included many other women—formidable women.
From the sky, the island where the Ocean Goddess Te Fiti lived looked like a flattened spiral, very similar to the spiral on the Heart of Te Fiti.
"This time, you won't need to do anything. Leave Oka to me. I'll deal with him once and for all."
On the wooden boat, Maui raised his Fish Hook and declared arrogantly. After several hours of practice, he had finally recovered to his peak condition, and his confidence had soared wildly.
"Have I heard that somewhere before?"
Princess Anna asked with mock seriousness. Moana also pretended to think for a moment, then suddenly looked enlightened. "I remember now. Before someone got beaten up by the Great Crab, he said the exact same thing."
"That was an accident. There definitely won't be any accidents this time."
Maui shouted. Seeing Princess Anna about to say something else, Andrew waved his hand. "Enough nonsense. Maui, you'll keep Oka occupied later. We'll go ashore and return the Heart of Te Fiti. Any problems?"
"You really want me to face Oka alone?"
Maui felt a little uneasy, but under everyone's questioning gazes, he thumped his chest and promised, "No problem. Leave it to me. I guarantee I won't disappoint you. I'm demigod Maui."
Hearing that, Moana's opinion of Maui greatly