The Great Octopus Battle kick – start 🐙 🦈

Hello bloggers and welcome back to my blog, today is the 12th of January 2026, Monday.  My SLJ activity for today is to make a poster for the Great octopus battle, generating it on a DLO Canva ! So that’s what I did now, so let’s jump in and get started on this story of a myth for Fijians.

First of all, for the octopus battle I am going to tell you where that myth originates from,  it’s from a fijian religion,    let’s get started.

Long time ago, there was this shark , Dakuwaqa. Long ago  the  people of Fiji known as Culoruu  settled on the  of a little village of the pacific.

Eventually they met creatures in other forms,  but  transformed to a human  into a shark  but he became proud and greedy and wanted to challenge everyone  in his quest for his power.  He sped underwater before the blink of an eye!  When a eel coloured as a sunset, tried to stop him  underwater as he sped Dakuwaqa  punched right on the correct spot of the eel, and he flew  all the way to the other side of the land  making a crack in the village, that powerful. In the end the eel was not even close to Dakuwanqa’s power after he cracked the village.

Then that lake became the longest and widest river ever  but Dakuwaqa did not care a bit for the mess he made,  he made as he sped through the water .As he was swimming  he saw masilanda from a little island. They started rocky but became friends,  but masilanda  got tired that quanda  was so proud and powerful. He decided to  present a challenge that he could not do  then masilanda spoke about the rokobakanideva,  a fierce octopus.  If he did not fight him, he could not say he was the most powerful shark in the island . Dakuwaqa was speeding in the water just meet this octopus,  then he wanted to fight the octopus.

He went straight in but the octopuses tentacul wrapped around his body and  and flipped him upside down.( sharks  will not able to breath upside then they would  get  paralyzed)  so that’s what rokobakanideva did  and he said to be good to the people  to Dakuwaqa ,and that’s what  he did. He promised and became a saviour of the island. Then what people do in memory of him is that they pour a  tradinal drink called cavva in the oceon  and others give him sliced fish heads!  Ok the story is done that was quite  a long story wow!  so hope you like it and make sure to leave a thoughtful , helpful and positive comment here is  the  poster right below this description byee. 😃

 

 

 

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