First version here [link]

this is my *second* entry for *HiddenYume-stock's contest

i picked Hi'iaka because... well.. Me and my niece were watching lilo and stitch2 and like the movie is basically based on her

i got two different versions of the story though

♥~Lilo and Stitch Version~♥
Once, there was a beautiful
goddess named Hi'iaka and a handsome mortal named Lo'hiau.
They were as close as two people could be. But one day, Pelé, the volcano goddess, grew jealous of their friendship. So she took Lo'hiau and threw him into a volcano filled with molten lava.
Hi'iaka discovered his body in a cavern by a sea cliff, and she stayed with him, praying to the gods to bring Lo'hiau's spirit back. And it worked. Her love brought him back to life, proving that love is more powerful than death.

(actual script from film )

♥~Wikipedia Version~♥
In Hawaiian mythology, Hiʻiaka is a daughter of Haumea and Kāne. She was the patron goddess of Hawaiʻi and the hula dancers, and lived in a sacred grove where she spent her days dancing with the forest spirits. She is also called Hiʻiaka-i-ka-poli-o-Pele literally meaning "Hiʻaka from the bosom of Pele". Hiʻiaka was conceived in Tahiti, but carried in the form of an egg to Hawaiʻi by Pele, who kept the egg in her arm pit to incubate it. Hiʻiaka is Pele's favorite sister, although they have also had their differences.
At one point in time, Pele left her body by astral projection to appear at a festival on Kauaʻi (in most versions of the legend; another variation has her visit Kauaʻi physically while first seeking a home) where she fell in love with a young chief named Lohiau. Upon her return, she longed for him and decided to send a messenger to bring him to her. Hiʻiaka volunteered to go on the dangerous journey, as long as Pele would protect her sacred grove and friends. Hiʻiaka's journey was filled with many adventures, but she reached Kauaʻi to find that the young chief had died from longing for Pele. She was able to revive him, but was late in returning. Pele, fearing that Hiʻiaka had betrayed her and was keeping the handsome chief for herself, became enraged and destroyed the sacred forest. Hiʻiaka saw this, and for revenge, embraced the chief. In retaliation, Pele sent waves of lava at the couple. Hiʻiaka was unharmed, but Lohiau was killed by the lava. But Hiʻiaka's love for him brings him back to life.

i prefer the lilo and stitch version

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Models
Fairies
Background
Sparkles :ME!:

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