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 Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 11:44 am
Link waited until they were out of earshot, and, as Hylians, earshot was a fairly far distance, before speaking to the girl, "Alright, I think we need to talk. Who are you?"
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 11:49 am
Zelda raised both eyebrows and smiled, though she wasn't aware that the smile was tinged with sadness. "If you have not figured it out, I don't see any reason in the world why I should tell you," she answered calmly, reaching out and pulling the doors open. "Are you coming, or not?"
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 11:56 am
Gustaf growled.
"Speak here and now before I lose my patience, woman," he said, quite low in his throat. Sofia, still up the hill behind Vladimir, noted that the elder goron seemed to be reaching the edge of his temper dealing with the Gerudo.
Sila strolled through the castle, keeping a close eye on her compass.
"Where is this stupid sage?" she asked, frustrated.
((Note: I am absolutely horrible at fights, so in this long period between now and the last time I posted with Kia and Kohana, they have fought and Kohana is now unconscious))
"That was way too easy. This Zora is weak..." Kia murmered as she threw Kohana over the back of her mare. Climbing on, she clucked her tongue and started off towards Lake Hylia.
"I can't wait to get rid of her," she said louder, glancing around for anyone following. Once she was sure that she was alone, she smiled.
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 12:03 pm
The answer annoyed Link and distracted him to the point that he barely notice the elegant walls of the palace. Everywhere they went, men seemed to bow down, 'Your Eminence, could she possibly be... no she couldn't be... could she.' After struggling with the decision, the boy finally chose to speak, "How much farther is this spot...Princess?"
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 12:44 pm
"I cannot relate it here. It would not be well for me to do so." This was good. Arryl backed her horse away a few steps, seemingly having ignored it long enough for it to do it of it's own accord. She just needed to get over the Gorons. Once that was accomplished...
"There is an offer being extended to you by the King of Gerudos. I cannot speak it here." Come on, Arryl. Get him frustrated. Get him to attack. "If you refuse to do as I ask, you may miss your opportunity. What a shame that would be."
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 1:12 pm
Zelda shot him a look that was half annoyed, half approving. "The inscription is in the center of the room," she replied, and pointed. "Just there. As to the actual entrance, I have no idea."
Inariie felt her anger fade as she rode under the stars; the air was cool and sweet, and it was difficult to be unhappy in such a deeply beautiful place. Plus, she was going home, and would probably have the easiest time of all the elite. She looked approvingly down at her horse as the scenery sped by in a dark green blur; her horse wasn't powerful, and it wasn't particularly smart, but it was fast.
Nalani sat, completely exhausted, in the saddle, the prone and extremely heavy body of the sage set across the horse in front of her. His hands were tied behind him, of course, and his ankles were bound; it was a long ride to the forest temple, several hours, and he was almost certain to wake up at some point.
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 1:25 pm
'I was write, but if she was Zelda this entire time then that means... how rude of me, the way I spoke to her in such common speak,' He thought but quickly forced it to the back of his mind. Right now, he need to stay consentrated on helping his friend. Link made his way over to where the inscription was engraved and read from it aloud, "Enter thou possesed of both courage and wisdom" Beneath it was the royal seal, the symbol of the triforce. With his left hand, Link leaned against the lower right triangle and turned back to the princess, "And what shall we do from here?"
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 1:42 pm
Zelda thought for a moment. "Many of the locks around here are keyed to open up when a certain song is played. That's a possibility. You don't have a musical instrument with you, by any chance?" She knelt beside him and almost unconciously reached out to touch the lower left triangle.
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 1:59 pm
Link was about to speak when suddenly, the door began to give off a bright light, and he was emerged deep within it. He could no longer see the nose right in front of his face, let alon the girl standing next to him. When at last the light had faded, Link turned around to find he was indeed in a different room and two stones laid on an alter before him, "Which would you like Princess, the blue or the red?"
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 2:09 pm
"Blue," replied Zelda without any hesitation, then sighed. "And please don't call me that. I am supposed to be on a pilgrimage to ask the Great Fairy for her blessing. It would be unfortunate if Lord Gannondorf was to learn that I am not." As she spoke she moved slowly to the two stones and gently removed them from their places. She turned back to Link, smiling somewhat sheepishly and offering him both stones. "I don't have any pockets."
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 2:15 pm
"Oh, of course price, I mean Zelda," Link replied sheepishly and grab both stones with his left hand. With his right, the blond opened his bag to place them with their green counterpart. He pulled the strings tight to close the bag then walked back to the symbol of the Triforce, "Do you wish to return?"
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 7:57 pm
Hyn was tough. So it was sooner rather than later that he recovered from his blow to the head.
The headache he had eliminated any chance of fighting back; he couldn't think too straight, and was only vaguely aware that he was on a horse. Probably the Gerudo's horse. At least his mind was working that well.
He groaned. "Was that much force really necessary?"
((I should do something with Ganondorf, shouldn't I?))
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 8:02 pm
(In a few posts, wait till Link gets the master sword twisted )
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Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 6:00 pm
SirBayer "I cannot relate it here. It would not be well for me to do so." This was good. Arryl backed her horse away a few steps, seemingly having ignored it long enough for it to do it of it's own accord. She just needed to get over the Gorons. Once that was accomplished...
"There is an offer being extended to you by the King of Gerudos. I cannot speak it here." Come on, Arryl. Get him frustrated. Get him to attack. "If you refuse to do as I ask, you may miss your opportunity. What a shame that would be."
"Then come. Sofia, you and Vladimir go into the cave. You will come with me to the city, Gerudo," he snapped, "final offer!"
Sofia and Vladimir slowly walked down the slope and disappeared into the cave while Gustaf turned up the mountain.
"We will speak in my chamber if this is so important," he finalized.
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Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 7:07 pm
Zelda struggled not to laugh. "Yes, I wish to return," she said, "Unless you don't want a sword. And if I might point something out," she added, still trying to keep a straight face, "If you continue talking to me like that, it will be fairly obvious that I am someone of importance."
Nalani grinned humorlessly and patted her prisoner roughly on the head. "Oh, absolutely." She wasn't particularly interested in talking to her prisoner, but she didn't see how she could shut him up without knocking him out again. She wasn't quite ready to do that.
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