Jacob pushed Renesmee back and got in her boat.
"Hey!" She said. "Let me on!"
Renesmee climbed on.
"Your welcome." Jacob grinned at him.
Renesmee whacked him with an oar.
Jacob yelped. "No. I'm not going to Te Fiti with some girl. I'm going to get my hook. You have yours and I'm not Jacob without me. OK, talk to the back."
Jacob started sailing off.
"It's a beautiful cave. She's gonna love it. It's fine." Jacob looked back.
"No! Stop! Hey! You have to put back the heart!" Renesmee cried. She tried to whack him and he ducked.
"Did not see that coming." Jacob joked.
"I am Renesmee of Motunui. This is my canoe and you will journey to-"
The boat lurched as the waves put her in.
"All right, get over it. We gotta move." Jacob said. He knocked her out. The waves put her back in. "And she's back.
"I am Renesmee of Motunui..." Renesmee was put back in the boat.
"It was Renesmee, right?" Jacob sighed.
"Yes. And you will restore the heart!" Renesmee shouted.
"All right. I'm out." Jacob tried to jump, but the waves put him back in.
"What is your problem? Are you afraid of it?" Renesmee growled.
"No! No." Jake chuckled nervously. "I'm not afraid. You, stop it. That is not a heart. It is a curse. The second I took it, I got blasted outta the sky and I lost my hook. Get it away from me."
"Get this away?" She waved the gem in his face.
"Hey, hey, hey! I'm a demigod, OK? Stop that. I will smite you! You wanna get smote? Smotten?" Jacob snarled. "Listen, that thing doesn't give you power to create life, it's a homing beacon of death. If you don't put it away, bad things are gonna come for it."
"Come for this? The heart? You mean this heart right here?" Renesmee waved it.
"Don't, you can't raise your voice like that!" Jacob whispered.
"Come and get it!" Renesmee sang, waving it.
"You are gonna get us killed!" Jacob shushed.
"No, I'm gonna get us to Te Fiti, so you can put it back. Thank you. You're welcome." Renesmee muttered.
An arrow whooshed by.
"Huh?" Renesmee said.
"Kakamora." Jacob whispered as the monsters came out of the mist.