Ten years ago, we are shown a peaceful home with a man smiling to his twin children as he was telling them a bedtime story.

"In the beginning, there was only ocean until the mother island emerged: Te Fiti," Adam told his children before they were going to bed about a story that been handed down in the family for generations. "Her heart held the greatest power ever known. It could create life itself. And Te Fiti shared it with the world. But in time, some begin to seek Te Fiti's heart. They believed that they could possess it, the great power of creation would be theirs. And one day, the most daring of them all voyaged across the vast ocean to take it. He was a Demigod of the wind and sea. He was a warrior. A trickster. A shape-shifter who could change form with the power of his magical fish hook. And his name was Maui. But without her heart, Te Fiti began to crumble, giving birth to a terrible darkness. Maui tried to escape, but was confronted by another who sought the heart: Te Kā, a demon of earth and fire. Maui was struck from the sky, never to be seen again. And his magical fish hook and the heart of Te Fiti, were lost to the sea. Where even now, 1,000 years later, Te Kā and the demons of the deep still hunt for the heart, hiding in the darkness that will continue to spread, chasing away our fish, draining the life from island after island until every one of us is devoured by the bloodthirsty jaws of inescapable death! But one day, the heart will be found by someone who would journey beyond the reef, find Maui, deliver him across the great ocean to restore Te Fiti's heart and save us all."

"Wow, that's a great story, Daddy." Justine smiled.

"Who's Maui?" Justin added.

"He is a demigod, though he was born to human parents centuries ago," Adam told his twins. "Being saved by the gods from his horrible mortal parents, they blessed him with immortality and supernatural abilities."

"Wow!" Justin and Justine beamed.

"I wish we could be like him," Justin said. "We would be like superheros!"

"Well, you two are both special in your own way," Adam smiled to his children. "I know that someday, you'll become great people in the future."

"We'll make you proud, Daddy." Justine promised.

"I know you two will," Adam smiled as he kissed his twins on their foreheads. "You always make me proud. Good night."

"Good night, Daddy." Justin and Justine smiled back.

"Good night, my children, have a wonderful sleep." Adam smiled as he then turned out the light to let Justin and Justine get some sleep.

"Wow, Sis, I sure wish that we could be like Maui." Justin said once they were alone.

"I know; I've always wanted to be a superhero." Justine replied.

"Maybe we will," Justin said. "Well, good night."

"Good night." Justine replied.

And with that, the twins closed their eyes, and went to get some sleep. The two soon fell asleep.

Ten years later...

Justine sighed as she thought about what her father told her and Justin as she sat in her desk in Mr. Teacherman's classroom.

"Miss Reid?" Mr. Teacherman called. "Miss Reid? MISS REID!"

"Huh? What?" Justine blinked.

Some of the others laughed at Justine since she was called on like that.

"Were you sleeping in my class?!" Mr. Teacherman glared.

"No, sir, um, I was just thinking about the lesson." Justine told him.

"Oh, really then?" Mr. Teacherman replied. "Then what is the lesson?"

"Um... The Declaration of Independence?" Justine shrugged.

The others laughed at her again.

"Stop laughing!" Justine pouted.

"Close, but not close enough," Mr. Teacherman told Justine. "Today's lesson is about The War of 1812."

"Too bad your man lady boyfriend isn't here to protect you or your twin brother." Heather mocked Justine.

"At least I have someone to love." Justine murmured.

"Ooh..." Some students oohed at what Justine told Heather.

"Zip it!" Heather glared at the other students.

"Students, I've got to the go to the office real quick, don't try anything funny while I'm gone." Mr. Teacherman told his students before he soon left the classroom.

"At least my daddy is still alive and my mom loves me." Heather told Justine.

"Oooh!" The others oohed.

"At least my brother doesn't play pranks on me all the time because he hates me." Justine glared.

The others then oohed again.

"SHUT UP!" Heather glared at them. "I don't know who you think you are; you're only popular because of Mike Mazinsky. If it wasn't for her, you would be a loser."

"She's my friend, and she's always been so nice to me!" Justine glared back. "And, unlike you, I don't care about popularity."

"Ladies, ladies, no need to fight," Hunter smirked as he came between Heather and Justine. "I'll go out with both of you."

"GET LOST!" Heather and Justine both tossed the Dastardly boy and made him end up in Amy's desk.

"And you know, Jo is going to beat the crap out of you, Dastardly, if you ever come near me again, and once I tell her what you did." Justine warned.

"Hiding behind that girlfriend of yours, so typical of you, Justine." Heather mocked.

"AT LEAST I HAVE SOMEBODY TO LOVE ME!" Justine glared at Heather. "WHY DON'T YOU JUST BUZZ OFF ALREADY, YOU QUEEN BEE?!" Thanks to her rage and anger, Heather's desk got lava on it.

"W-What are you doing?" Heather's eyes widened.

The students looked to the lava and began to freak out since they hadn't seen Justine do that before.

"You better LEAVE ME ALONE!" Justine told Heather.

"You can shoot lava?!" Heather asked out of shock.

"I said leave me ALONE!" Justine cried out before shooting lava from her hands.

Luckily for Heather, she was able to duck down, but the lava melted the glass from the window which made a hole appear. Justine trembled slightly at the now damaged classroom and she soon ran off with tears in her eyes.

Meanwhile in Ms. Butterbean's classroom...

"Okay, class, can anyone tell me-" Ms. Butterbean was about to ask.

Justin didn't pay attention and he wiped his eye and noticed that it was a tear.

"Dude, are you crying?" Eddy asked.

Justin raised his hand.

"Uh, Justin?" Ms. Butterbean asked.

"May I use the bathroom?" Justin asked since this was serious.

"Oh, yeah, sure, go ahead." Ms. Butterbean allowed.

Justin nodded and walked out the classroom.

"Ms. Butterbean, can I go to the bathroom?" Jonny asked.

"No." Ms. Butterbean glared at him.

"Aww..." Jonny pouted.

Justin wandered the hallways and soon went to find Justine since he could sense her distress. He then heard a crying noise coming from the supply closet. He then opened the door to see his sister. "Justine?"

"Justin?" Justine looked over with tears in her baby blue eyes. "Please close the door; I don't want anyone to see me."

Justin nodded and shut the door. "What happened?" he then asked.

"It was Heather..." Justine sighed. "She was being her usual self... And Mr. Teacherman yelled at me... I guess because I kinda daydreamed in class about what Dad told us when we were little kids."

"Is that why you're crying?" Justin asked.

"No, I just lost it and shot lava in the classroom and almost killed Heather," Justine explained. "I'm so scared to show my face in the classroom; they might think I'm a freak."

There was then a knock at the door.

"Go away!" Justine cried out.

"If you're not opening the door, I'm coming in!" Drell's voice told the Reid twins which made them gasp since they hadn't seen the warlock in a while.

"Uh, Drell?" Justine asked.

"Yes, it's me, now open the door!" Drell's voice replied.

Justin opened the door.

"What're you doing here?" Justine asked as she wiped her eyes.

"There is an important task that only you two can handle," Drell told the twins. "It's about a woman named... Moana."

"What about her?" Justin asked.

"You mean you haven't heard the story?" Drell asked them. "I figured if anyone would tell you, it'd be your old man or Tito!"

"Justin, you remember about the legend that Dad told us about when we were kids?" Justine asked her father.

"But that was about Maui..." Justin said to Justine.

"Yes, but Moana Waialiki is also a distant relative of yours who needs help against the lava demon," Drell informed before the twins gave him an odd look. "Pele told me at the family reunion in Hawaii when Sabrina had to guess what her family secret is and I came as Hilda's date."

"This lava demon... Is it Te Kā?" Justin asked.

"You got it." Drell nodded.

Justin and Justine gulped nervously.

"Allow me to take you to your land..." Drell told them with a smile. "See? I'm a nice man, I'm not big and scary."

"Drell, can we beat Te Kā?" Justine asked nervously. "I mean, she's so powerful that she could overpower a demigod."

"I dunno, but let's hope you can." Drell replied.

"Wait, WHAT?!" Justin asked.

"Buh-Bye!" Drell smiled as he sent them away with his magic.

"DRELL!" Justin and Justine yelled out to the warlock.

"Oh, I wonder if they can do it?" Drell pondered.

"I'm sure they can." A female voice told him.

"GAH!" Drell yelped. "Hello, Pele."

"Hello, Drell." Pele replied stoically.

"Uh, lovely day, isn't it?" Drell smiled nervously.

"Yes, it is." Pele replied.

"So, what're the chances of the twins beating the lava demon?" Drell asked.

Pele narrowed her eyes.

"Hey, you were the one who told me about this at Limbo!" Drell defended.

"Maybe you should had gone with them to make sure they don't get hurt." Pele firmly told the warlock.

"I don't know, but I'm sure they can handle it, right?" Drell smiled nervously.

"Perhaps, but they don't know that a power inside of them that I don't think that they can control." Pele replied.

"Like they have demons inside of them?" Drell gulped slightly.

A portal soon opened up.

"Oh, look, a portal to Moana and Maui..." Pele smirked before pushing Drell inside.

"But you never answered my question though!" Drell told her.

"Oh, like you answered Justin and Justine's question?" Pele asked firmly before shutting him out.

"You can't do this to me!" Drell told her as he climbed back. "I'm the most powerful man in the universe!"

"Well, I'm a goddess, so who really wins here?" Pele said before grabbing his hand and squeezed it, making the warlock wince in pain.

"NO FAIR!" Drell whined like a child in pain.

"Life isn't fair, Drell." Pele told him.

"Can you let go of my hand?" Drell begged.

"Hmm... Maybe..." Pele said before squeezing harder.

"CUT IT OUT!" Drell begged her. "That's my arm wrestling fist!"

"Okay." Pele smirked and soon let go, but flicked his forehead which made him fall into the portal.