"Hey, you two are going too far. If you say that, I'll definitely kiss you."
Andrew opened his eyes and complained. Princess Anna rolled her eyes. "Go get your Princess Aurora to kiss you. You want to kiss her anyway."
"You said it. Don't regret it."
Andrew got up with a grin. Princess Anna brandished her fist triumphantly and threatened, "Just try it."
Elsa sent a stream of cold air onto the back of Andrew's neck. He shivered and grumbled, "Elsa, you've turned wicked."
Elsa pretended not to hear and looked up at the towering Ocean Goddess. The goddess was wonderfully good-natured. She bent down of her own accord and said to everyone, "Thank you for saving me."
"You're welcome, Ocean Goddess."
Everyone was rather overwhelmed by the Ocean Goddess's thanks and hurried to return the courtesy. Then her gaze settled on Maui. He smiled awkwardly and said, "I'm sorry, Ocean Goddess. I was far too presumptuous before."
"You recognize your mistake and are willing to change. That's very good. Take out your fish hook."
The Ocean Goddess smiled as she spoke. Maui thought she wanted him to surrender his fish hook as compensation. He hated to part with it, but he didn't dare refuse. Gritting his teeth, he took out the damaged hook.
Then, under Maui's nearly tearful gaze, the fish hook flew over to the Ocean Goddess. She quickly analyzed it. A moment later, she blew on it, and the hook was swiftly restored before flying back into Maui's hand.
Maui froze, then gripped the fish hook tightly and shouted, "Merciful Ocean Goddess, from this moment on, I will be your faithful follower!"
"No, you only need to be yourself, Maui. I don't need followers."
The Ocean Goddess smiled, then sent a ball of light over to Andrew.