old worry from months melted from the mother as she held her youngest in her arms. it was something that she hadn’t done in so long and it just felt so good to be able have this moment again. she knew more would come in the future, but that meant that masina would have to leave. each time. for it to be able possible. moana didn’t want to restrict her child from friends or studies that she has been doing in the past. she didn’t want to be that kind of parent.
the sniffling that moana had been sure that her daughter had made, turned out to be completely someone different. she hadn’t been able to spot the culprit but it was more of a feeling that it had been maui. a mother’s instinct told her so, and the fact that her ears were able to recognize anything her children did. it was a thing that had to be done when you had so many. pulling back when the girl did, the elder used a hand to wipe away tears that dwelled on her own cheeks.
“it’s good to have you home.” matching the sincere tone, the smile and the confidence inside made the mother take in a deep breath of contentedness. it was a familiar smile, and it made the female feel even more content and at peace with the situation. returning the small embrace, hands were placed at the front of her skirt after they dispersed. chocolate hues were wide when she saw the box being brought from the satchel. the mention of the king made the female furrow her brows, but she slowly took the box from the other’s hands.
opening it out of curiosity, eyes meeting the jewels and gold was particularly something that reminded her of a certain someone from her journey in the past. a smile edging into her features as she closed the box, giving a firm nod of the head. “i can’t wait for the day he decides when that day should be.” she doesn’t have anywhere to set the box and she didn’t want to be on the floor, so she just simply continued to hold it. “how has your time been at the school? is everyone treating you okay?”
“How has your time been at the school?...”
Perhaps it was the wrong question to ask for it opened a floodgate of thoughts from Masina’s mind and she wasn’t sure what to start with first.
“Oh mama it’s incredible!” she said as her eyes sparkled with pure delight. “It’s so different in Auradon. They have so many neat things and they don’t even need magic to use them anymore,” she said with excitement clearly ready to unleash a tale of wonder upon her mother. Maui catching on walked over to the pair taking the box from his mother so she’d have her hands free, knowing full well that when his baby sister went on with one of her stories she couldn’t stop until she was done.
“There are homes and buildings that tower over the highest mountains. And, and large places called Castles that have so many rooms...why one castle I saw was almost as big as Motunui!” she said excitedly as she stretched out her arms as wide as she could to imitate the girth of the structures she’d seen. “They have these things called computers that help people communicate with one another even though they’re far far away, and the girls there wear these really neat clothes and dresses when they’re having any sorts of festivities,” she said as she twirled letting her grass skirt move with her. She had considered wearing Auradonian clothing but figured if she was coming back home it’d be better to respect her roots.
“Oh and mama they have the most tastiest of drinks called smoothies! They take fruits and mash them up with ice and the drink is so smooth and creamy and refreshing!” she said with a giggle as she remembered her first mango smoothie. “The teachers are all wonderful, I’ve learned so much about other kingdoms and their histories and how they became part of Auradon just like our island. And I’ve made so many friends. I even made friends with a pirate...but she’s not a bad pirate.. her dad is some heroicly famous captain named Jack Sparrow. Her name is Jules and she’s an amazing girl. She’s so brave and she knows how to sword fight.” she went on not even aware that she’d been rambling.
“and all the Princes and Princesses and VKs...oh that stands for Villain Kids. They’ve all been so kind and open. They’ve all asked me about Motunui and they even had what they called an Island Party Bash that I helped with so they could observe all our customs and dances.” she said with a grin.
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