Chapter 3: The Man Whose Breath Stank
The people of Tahiti were exposed to immigrants from a distant land whose people talked about a man named "Kim Jong". This Kim Jong was remarked to be a wise man and his word was taught to all the Tahitian residents. Seeing as we had no other state religion, Kamehameha adopted it.
Culture of Cook Islands had also spread to the sentient fish-people all around the city, so the city's influence stretched even further. This was great news for pro-fish-people supporters.
As Kamehameha was doing his daily bathing routine in his magnificent palace, a sentient fish-man who Kamehameha had hired for some unknown reason ran into the bathroom. Kamehameha looked at the man and asked for the news in which he was urging to tell.
"Sire! Polynesia now has 500,000 people!" The fish-man reported. Kamehameha was gladdened by this news. With this many people, he could use them for useful things such as harvesting flowers for his bathing routine!
Also, there were so many people in Cook Islands that there was a man who would eat everything. This man ate everything, including three day old fish, and that obviously made his breath stink. This man breathed everywhere (I know, weird right?) and the whole city of Cook Islands became sick and stank.
The leader of the Khmer, Suryavarman II, had come to Kamehameha in one of the most popular conventions known to modern Polynesia. It was called "The Convention of the Two Leaders with Really Long Names".
Suryavarman II had asked for the knowledge of the Polynesian calendar where months like Kamehamehanuary and Kamehamehabruary were used. This calendar also had mystical powers to tell us where we were on the map. As Kamehameha looked around, he noticed there was no roses in his garden, so he rejected Suryavarman II saying "This is no rose garden".
Soon after The Convention of the Two Leaders with Really Long Names, a scientist ran into Kamehameha during his daily bathing routine saying they had made a breakthrough in the knowledge of Literature.
Apparently, they had found out that if you wrote on paper with letters put together, you would get "words" and this sped up the progress in knowledge. Kamehameha did not know how this wasn't already discovered seeing as we already had a Kamehamehalphabet, but he had no objections.
The settlers had finally finished being trained in Rapa Nui and were sent west. They were to settle a city on a nearby island dedicated to the most important man in Polynesian history: Kamehameha.
This city would be a pinnacle of awesomeness, and there would forever be a statue of Kamehameha in the city with roses planted around it imported from Khmer, in order to make up for the lack of rose gardens when asked about Calendars.
Also, a division of archers was sent to the city, but Kamehameha decided he wanted to make them angry by paying them money. These bowmen were angry at the thought of being treated well. They became cross and stronger. They were now the first Cross-bowmen in Polynesia.