Moana - Warrior's Journey (AU after the first film)

Chapter 6: Mini Voyage

A/N: This takes place after "Gone Fishing" I uploaded the video in case you don't know. I'm such a generous author *wink wink

Even though the island was not dying anymore, it is still important to voyage to discover more lands, because they find more goods that would actually save more people. It was time for Moana to go back to sea and search for more islands to find more goods.

As Moana prepared to go out to the sea, Maui tried to think of a plan of getting a little revenge on Moana for not letting him eat the fish. He thought rather seriously. Mini Maui tapped his foot and shook his head. "What? There's gotta be someway I can get my revenge. You gotta admit, that was pretty messed up there. She didn't let me eat the fish! And I'm still hungry!" He realized that his voice was loud enough that Moana can hear him, then he continued as he whispered, "it won't be a huge revenge, I promise." Mini Maui crossed his arm and shook his head. "Okay, you stay out of this, because this is gonna be funny and I'm not letting you ruin it." He flicked Mini Maui on to his back.

"We're all set!" Moana called.

"Kid, are you sure you can go on this voyage just with me without your villagers?" Maui asked.

"First of all, my name is not kid, again," she hopped on the boat, "second, I restored the heart of Te Fiti with your help. So you're enough. Many villagers are still a little too exhausted to leave." Pua walked up to Moana to go with her on the voyage. "All right Pua, come to me!" Pua nuzzled against Moana's legs, letting her pick him up and set him on the deck with her. Then she turned to Maui and said, "All right, Maui, take us to the water!"

"Yes, chief of Motunui," Maui said, trying to sound unmotivated. "Question is chief of Motunui, are you sure you aren't tired? If other villagers are tired, you'd be tired also."

"Nope, not really," Moana replied with much excitement.

"By the way, whenever I call you kid or princess, you always deny them, but when I call you chief of Motunui, you don't say anything. Why is that?"

"Because I am a chief of Motunui. Not a princess."

"To me, you are a princess... and a kid."

"Let's not get to the age now, Maui."

Maui pushed the boat into the water, and Moana tightened the sail, and went out to the reef. The further Moana was out to the ocean, more excited she became.

"Ah, I just love the ocean breeze," she put out both of her arms and breathed in deeply. "It's very refreshing. I feel alive!"

"If you start singing, I'm going to throw up," Maui warned from behind. 

"Whatever," Moana said. "As if I was really going to sing."

"You know you would," Maui teased.

"If you continue to behave that way, I will punish you as your chief," Moana warned with a bit of playful tone.

"Fine, fine," Maui scoffed. "So, chief of Motunui, where are we going?"

"Not sure," Moana replied as if it was nothing.

"Wait, we're off to somewhere and you don't know where?" Maui asked.

"Of course, I just go around and find some unknown islands," Moana explained. "Then I find some goods and bring them back to Motunui."

"You're so irresponsible," Maui said.

"I don't think you have a right to say that," Moana said.

Maui chuckled. "By the way, you people must be attached to that island," Maui said as he looked at the direction where Motunui is. "You know, you guys voyage somewhere and end up coming back to Motunui instead of permanently moving out."