Piikalan officials meet the Trenakan representatives at a Piikalan airport in Manila where they're taken to several waiting cars that take them straight from the tarmac to a waiting armoured high-speed train. That takes them through the gleaming modern city of skyscrapers covered with living facades that quickly into large sprawling rice fields and small modern towns followed by the dense jungle. After several hours of travelling through the jungle, until they arrive at an Imperial Piikalan Palace. Where they are met by two large Polynesian men dressed in Kapa loin cloth holding red and yellow Kahili and an older man also dressed in Kappa loin cloth chanting the imperial chant in Hawaiian(a Piikalan chant that basically in the origin story of the Imperial family and all the successive rulers, their families, and their accomplishments) in between them stands the Imperial Piikalan Princess the next ruler of Piikala Liliokalani Yamato the XVII in a golden silk Kimono that has on it embroidered the Imperial Chants story, The Piikalan Prime Minister Kanao Nakamura in a Kappa Kimono, Minister of Foreign Relations Muhamud Tan Lee dressed in beautifully decorated batik Baju Malayu, Minister of Economic Affairs Lee Cho Wong dressed in black pants and black long sleeve shirt, and Minister of Environmental Affairs and Resources Ruyta Kato dressed in orange Kimono. Upon the exciting of the Trenakan representatives from the train, the sound of stomping footsteps can be heard with the sound of stomping and screaming overcoming the chant as Piikalan Imperial Guard approach the Trenakans screaming a Haka slapping their chests and sticking out their tongue with ceremonial spears made of obsidian glass in hand and dressed in Kapa skirt and with Katanas and Lei-o-Manos at their side. They chant:
ʻO wai ʻo Dares e komo hewa i ka ʻohana o ka puka ʻana o ka lā!
ʻO wai ʻo Dares e komo hewa i ka ʻohana o ka puka ʻana o ka lā!
ʻO wai eʻaʻa?
ʻO wai eʻaʻa?
ʻO wai e ʻaʻa e hele kokoke i ke kaikamahine a ka lā e ola nei
ʻO wai e ʻaʻa e hele kokoke i ke kaikamahine a ka lā e ola nei
No ka mea, e pale mākou i ke kaikamahine a ka lā
Mākou e
Mākou e
No laila e hōʻike ʻoe iā mākou i kou kala maoli a i ʻole alo i kā mākou ihe!
Translation:
Who dares to come upon the family of the Rising Sun!
Who dares to come upon the family of the Rising Sun!
Who dares?
Who dares?
Who dares to come near the daughter of the living sun?
Who dares to come near the daughter of the living sun?
For we shall protect the daughter of the sun
We will
We will
So show us your true colour or face our spear!
