War of Threes
Lily asks, completely confused.
“These are Kare’s family and friends from New Zealand. They are going to perform a haka to give her and you respect for becoming lunas,” Diego explains.
Suddenly, the men begin stomping and slapping their chests rythmyically. The women shake their hands by their sides, the wiri being a representation of Tānerore, the godling who is the heat haze in the summer sun. All the performers breathe in loudly through their mouths, puffing out their cheeks, and breathe out heavily through their teeth. Some display pūkana, with the men poking out their tongues, their eyes bulging from their sockets, the women jut out their chins, tilting their heads back and opening
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