Song At The End Of Moana Novels & Stories

All I knew was to run away. My running stopped as soon as I reached a lake. I have no clue where this lake was or how far I had come but I knew I was still in the pack land. I could sense the borders pull just some meters away from where I stood. Glad that it was a full moon night, I collapsed by the lake's bank that imitated the role of a mirror. The clear water of the lake reflected the round moon like an acrylic painting on a huge irregular shaped canvas. One word; breathtaking. Though I didn't intend to ruin the pretty picture, my throat was absolutely parched. Tongue lapping at the water in desperation, I slowly slid myself in the water to calm the aching of my muscles.

Its chest housed a songstone, pulsing with old hunger. “It’s coming,” Jonas shouted. “We’re not going to make it!” “Yes, we are,” Maya said, her voice iron now. “We have to finish the chord.” She gripped the dagger and began to sing again. This time, Sefina joined her. Two voices. One of the river. One of the drowned. The harmonies were discordant, then aligned. The water listened. The world listened. The Sovereign slowed. Its arms twitched. Then—it shattered.

Nodding, Dawn stepped forward to thank the crowd for their generous donation and spoke a little to introduce Aqua. “She doesn’t speak much English and is unable to walk,” Dawn announced with a strange accent to his English, confusing Aqua. “The song she just sang was a folk song native to her village. If you enjoyed the first song, please clap along to the following songs. We will be here for a while until the sun starts to set. The next song is about the ocean. Please enjoy!” Unsure of what Dawn was doing, Aqua only knew that the people standing in front of her was going to throw more money in the box if she sang another song. If Dawn wanted a song about the ocean, she knew the perfect one

’ She added, knowing everything happened for a reason. “Aaaaa!!! Helppp!!!” Liara’s head snapped when she heard Moana’s voice. “Help!! Help, dad!!” She cried loudly. Destiny laughed, hearing this while Liara looked in the direction where Moana was crying for help. It looked like she fell into a trap as well. “Stop struggling, Moana. Or you will die soon.” She shouted, helping Moana mentally. “I’m scared,” Moana shouted. “So do I, but stop struggling.” Liara scolded her. “The more you struggle. The less time you will have.” She added.

Reina shifts closer to me until her legs are pressed up on mine and her shoulder pressed against my chest. I hold my breath for a minute, scared that she would back up if I even breathe funny. “Have you ever seen Moana before?” She asks as soon as the movie starts. “No, I haven’t,” I answer, allowing myself to slowly relax. “You will love it, I promise. She is my favorite.” She tells me, leaning into me even further. We watched the movie together, and I remained silent while she sang along every time they started singing on the TV, especially when the Moana girl started singing. I can’t lie, the songs are quite catchy.

I tried to remember, it was a song from a movie, an animation movie, I think the name was Moana, they kept singing it constantly. I smiled when it came back to my head "I have crossed the horizon to find you, I know your name". The cool breeze brushed past us slowly cooling the environment, she stopped struggling and just stared at me, her eyes were still red. "They have stolen the heart from inside you, but this does not define you." I slowly let go of her neck and place my hand on her head then smooth it, I had to adjust a bit so as not to hurt her, she was transforming slowly.

She hummed, "You are right. The silence returned, but this time it was comfortable, we didn't need words to understand each other. We had Moana, pizza, and a night of silliness we would never forget. With a smile, I turned my head towards Vanessa, our eyes meeting under the soft blue light. "Ready for prom night, mermaid queen?" "Ready, emerald princess," she replied, her eyes sparkling with happiness. "Just let me finish this song first, one last time." With Moana's "How Far I'll Go" blasting in the background, we drifted off to sleep, filled with laughter, and the giddiness of tomorrow.

Moana As I listened to Edrick playing the piano, I couldn’t wipe the smile off of my face. I wished that I could see him, but if it made him too nervous, then I was happy to just listen. He played beautifully, and I hoped that I could always hear his music from then on. The song that he was playing came to an end, and was followed by silence. I didn’t realize it, but I had shut my eyes as I lost myself listening to the music. I opened them again and turned, expecting him to still be sitting at the piano, but he wasn’t.

"How much longer are you going to cling to the Luna title? Have you no shame?" I looked up at her and let out a cold laugh. "Then make him break our mate bond," I said, slowly rising to my feet to look down on her. "If you can't, then stop prancing around me like a desperate clown." Ophelia's face turned beet red. "Who are you calling a clown?" "You know who." She was trembling with rage. Her eyes darted around and landed on the Moon Lake behind us, a wicked gleam entering her gaze. "Fine! Since you're so tough, I'll show you who Emory really cares about!"

Aurora reached back and covered his hand with hers where it rested on his knee. “Okay?” she asked. “Okay,” he whispered. “Ready to have fun now?” she asked again. “Yes!” Elara chirped. “Yeah,” Jaxon said, quieter, but the tone had a clean certainty now. They sang on the drive, three voices stitched together into something that softened the morning. Elara took the high parts with audacious volume as she launched into the chorus of “Let It Go,” full force and full confidence. Aurora rolled her eyes with affectionate exaggeration and joined in on the bridge.