Kolek shows up to tell a tale of…
The young man listened eagerly to the last known Kahuna ‘ana’ana.
Kahuna literally means “to care for the secret”, and this caretaker was the last of his kind, the ‘ana’ana class of black sorcerers.
Most Kahuna in ancient Hawai’i specialized in harmless fields such as medicine or ship building. Not so the ‘ana’ana.
The youth spent months with the teacher hoping to learn the lethal death chants.
The old Hawaiian was frustratingly cautious and distrustful, however, and only recently has the Kahuna invested any measure of trust into the youth.
Now he would finally learn the Kahuna’s secrets…