I didn't know which was scaring me the most: the cannonballs firing at us or my friends rushing around the ship preparing the defences. I didn't know what I could do to help. I couldn't fight and I wasn't smart enough to talk peace with others. Then Anna and Elsa approached me.
"Could you keep an eye on the enemies, Olaf?" Elsa asked.
"Okay," I said. "Which eye do you want me to use?"
"Both eyes," Anna told me. "We need you to look at the enemies and tell us if they're getting closer to us."
"So where would you like me to be to do that?" I asked.
"Up there." Anna pointed up and I looked up to see. I couldn't see anything but the sky and the white clouds.
"How can I get up there in the sky?" I asked. "I can't fly."
Elsa fired ice underneath my legs and then she flicked her hands up. The ice underneath me rose up and I held on. When it stopped, I looked down to see it was like a mast of a ship. Then I realized that Elsa created a mast made out of ice to replace the wooden one that had fallen down.
"Does that help, Olaf?" Elsa asked.
"Yeah," I said, as I stood on the top. I felt safe and secure enough on this mast, as long as a cannonball wouldn't knock me off.
"How close is Hans's fleet?" Anna asked.
I got to work. I looked at Hans's fleet and gasped. "They're getting very close to us!" I told them.
"How close?" Anna asked.
Then our ship got roughly bumped. As I tried to stay on the ice mast, I looked down and saw one of Hans's ship had actually crashed into ours. "I'd say touching close," I said to Anna.
Hans's men were about to board our ship, but Elsa blocked them by creating ice wall on their ship. Then Maui used his strong legs to kick it away and Moana managed to sail our ship away.
"Are there any more ships coming, Olaf?" Elsa asked.
I looked ahead and saw that the rest of the fleet had passed the ship with the ice wall and were coming for us. "They're gaining on us, Elsa!" I reported.
She saw what I saw and she fired some ice at the rest of the fleet. She didn't fire a lot; she fired enough strong ice to trap the boats.
"Well done for your observation, Olaf," she called to me. "Keep up the good work."
"Thanks, Elsa." I was starting to feel good about being good at my job.
We kept on sailing away from Hans's men as fast as we could and we managed to keep it up, thanks to Moana's amazing sailing skills. But then we heard cannonball firing. I looked at the frozen fleet and saw that they were still firing their cannonballs at us. That was one thing none of us could have stopped our enemies from doing.
We managed to avoid dodging the cannonballs, but two of the smaller ships in front of us got hit. No one was hurt but all of them were in the sea and drowning. I reported it to everyone on the deck. They went to the deck and tried to work out the best way to rescue them. Then I spotted some things in the sea. It looked like they were bubbles. I reported it to my friends.
They turned and saw the bubbles. They were more that the last time I checked and bubbling faster. Then something appeared out of the sea.
"The crocodile monster!" Tulio pointed out.
"Not these guys again," Maui moaned. He grabbed his hook and jumped to fight the crocodile monster.
Then we were surrounded by more giant monsters that looked a lot like an eagle, a black jaguar, a turtle, a vulture and a lobster. Maui was busy fighting the crocodile and the lobster monsters while the jaguar and the turtle monsters were riding on the backs of the eagle and the vulture monsters as they flew in the air. Elsa led Mattias, some of his soldiers, Honeymaren, Kristoff, Miguel and Tulio to fight the monsters in the sky.
Then I saw Anna with a rope. She tied one end around the frozen mast and the other around her waist and then she went over the edge of the ship.
"Anna, what are you doing?" Olaf yelled.
Then I saw her come back on the boat and put a young Northuldra member on the ship. Then she went back down and came back up with Yelana back. Now I got what she was doing: she was rescuing all of our friends from the ships that got attacked from the cannonballs. And she managed to rescue everyone in the sea, while the ship was still sailing.
I checked on the other two smaller ships that were in front of us and they were fine until the lobster monster fell down and caused a massive wave, knocking the rest of our friends into the sea. Anna got ready with her rope and jumped down to rescue those people. As she continued her job, I checked on her support rope. I thought I saw it starting to tear away.
"ANNA'S ROPE IS ABOUT TO SNAP!" I told everyone.
All those that weren't fighting or helping with the sailing tried to grab the rope, but they were too late. The rope completely snapped and it went over.
"ANNA!" Elsa cried. She would have run to try to rescue her, but she was still busy fighting the monsters in the sky.
"Hey, what's this rope?" one of Moana's villagers asked.
I joined them in looking at another rope that was wrapped around my mast as well as Anna's broken one. They went over to the edge of the ship and tried to see what was happening. Then we saw Anna coming back onto the boat, carrying two of Moana's young villagers.
Then I saw who was helping her and who the rope belonged to. "Miguel!" I cried happily.
"Thank you for your help, Miguel," Anna said. "And for saving my life."
Miguel smiled. "No problem."
Then they continued their teamwork at helping the drowning people out of the sea. By the time they fished out the last ones, we heard more cannonball firings. I turned to see Hans's fleet had broken free from Elsa's solid icy patch and they were catching up to us.
"Hans's fleet is back!" I warned everyone.
More cannonballs fired. Some hit our ship, but we managed to sail. Then a cannonball hit my mast and I fell down along with it.
I wasn't hurt, but I was shaken. As I picked myself up, I looked at the fallen ice mast. When I noticed that it didn't have the ropes around it anymore, it reminded me of Anna and Miguel.
"ANNA AND MIGUEL ARE GONE!" I shouted.
"What?" After I explained to Elsa about the rope situation with our friends, she and I went to the side of the ship and we looked down, but we couldn't find them in the sea at all.
"Your Majesty!" Mattais called. "Another ship coming from starboard!"
Elsa and I went to the starboard side and we saw the Arendelle General was right. Another ship was coming. No, it wasn't just one ship; it spilt into three and became three ships. On them were creatures that looked a lot of coconuts.
"Kakamora pirates!" Moana called. "Watch out for them. They are very deadly, especially with their blow darts."
The closer the Kakamora boats approached us, the more the pirates got war for fighting.
"STOP!"
The Kakamora boats stopped and the pirates lowered their weapons. The monsters stopped fighting and approached the pirates. Hans's fleet got closer to us but even they stopped fighting.
On the big Kakamora boat, another figure appeared on the front of the deck. It was the hooded figure.
"Greetings to you all." He said that to us, our friends and our enemies. "Welcome to the future. The future that could be yours if you will surrender."
"Give us one good reason why we should surrender to you!" Maui demanded, getting his hook ready for action.
Elsa, Mattais and his men armed themselves.
"How about I give you six reasons?" Then the hooded figure moved out of the way and we were all shocked to see who was hiding behind him.
"Anna!" Elsa cried.
"Miguel! Chel! Benito!" Tulio cried.
"Kasper! Rika!" Kristoff cried.
They were all chained up and guarded by the Kakamora pirates.
"Why are they on that ship? I asked my friends on the ship.
"Priest!"
We all saw Hans was on the boat and he stormed to the hooded figure.
"Welcome, Your Majesty," the hooded figure said. "You are in time as well."
"What are you doing, priest?" Hans demanded.
"Merely preparing for the next big event in your life."
"What is it?" Hans demanded.
Then he groaned as what I thought I saw was more than a dozen blow darts go into his back. Then the hooded figure pushed the emperor into the sea and clicked his fingers. Then the lobster and the crocodile monsters dived down after him.
"Your death," the hooded figure said.
Then I got it. "So Anna was right. That hooded guy was controlling both Hans and his army and this monster army. Probably still is."
"Not for long."
We all turned to see Maui turning himself into an eagle and he flew towards the hooded priest. He flew above the boat and then turned back into a man. As he dropped down, his hook glowed blue as he charged for the hooded priest. But a lot of blow darts hit Maui all over his body. He fell down unconscious and dropped his giant hook.
The priest took the hook and kicked the unconscious Maui into the sea.
"Extras for you," he said to the sea monsters.
"Maui, no!" Moana cried, as we watched our demi-god friend get pulled down.
Tulio glared at the priest. "Who are you?" he demanded.
The hooded figure remained silent as he turned around.
"TELL US WHO YOU ARE!" Elsa demanded, arming her hands. "OR I WILL –"
"Make your sister seafood," the hooded priest said, throwing the chained-up Anna over the edge of the ship. "Go ahead. A prince and a demigod are not enough to feed this monster army. Your sister might satisfy their hunger."
Elsa lowered her hands and told her army to lower their weapons.
The hooded priest threw Anna down with the other prisoners, but when he turned around, he couldn't move. I thought I could see that Miguel and Chel had put their feet on his cloak. The priest managed to break free, but he fell out of his hood and cloak.
When Miguel, Tulio and Chel looked at the priest as he rose up, they looked so shocked.
"No way!" Chel cried.
"It can't be!" Miguel cried.