Although Andrew had known about this long ago, he still put on a shocked expression and asked, "Oka is the Ocean Goddess?"
"Yes. The spiral pattern is on her chest, and I can sense the sorrow filling her body. The Ocean Goddess is crying."
Moana nodded, then could not resist kicking Maui. Maui bared his teeth in pain, inwardly furious. I'm a mighty Demigod, yet I'm being bullied like this? He wanted to lose his temper, but when he remembered what he had done, he immediately deflated.
Maui sighed to himself. "I'll treat it as paying off a debt. Was I kicked in the head by a horse back then? Why did I ever think of stealing the Heart of Te Fiti?"
Princess Anna was equally shocked. Looking at the iceberg, she asked, "What should we do now? To return the Heart of Te Fiti, we have to break open the iceberg, but once we do, Oka will definitely attack like crazy."
"Have Elsa open part of the iceberg, then let Moana enter through the passage and return the Heart of Te Fiti."
After thinking for a moment, Andrew said, "Moana, this is very dangerous. The passage could collapse at any moment, and even if it is only her chest, Oka still has the power to kill you. One mistake, and you'll be reduced to charcoal."
"I'll go."
Princess Anna and Maui spoke at the same time. Princess Anna was acting out of responsibility, while Maui wanted to make amends. After all, he had caused this mess.
"No, I'll go."
Moana gripped the Heart of Te Fiti and said firmly, feeling that this was her mission—the mission the ocean had given her.
"Fine, Moana, you go. If you die... I'll hang Maui from a flagpole and dry him out."
Andrew