[Ganondorf's voice is calm, but tight.]

She's gone.

[And that's all he's got to say.]

Danny. I have another assignment for you. Come to the medical bay. Immediately.

[Click. He means business. Do it, Danny.]

[Ganondorf did not like leaving Zelda alone, after her death. The fact that she seemed so trouble when he left simply didn't sit right with him. She didn't tell him to come back. But she didn't tell him to stay away either. So when he passes her room, he lingers by the door just for a minute.]

[It's that time again, you uncultured swine lol I made a pun. Ganondorf is here to play the piano for you and introduce some culture in your clearly uncivilized lives. Enjoy it or die.]

[After that incident involving his grave, Ganondorf was more than happy to get off the boat. After an hour or two of exploration, he found himself on the beach, watching the waves roll. He had never seen so much water before. Even Lake Hylia, as vast as it was, could not compare ( Read more... )

[Ganondorf actually has nothing to say to anyone here. But he doesn't want to be victim to his communicator's impromptu showers. So he'll just play the piano instead.]

[Thank you, Valentine's Day. You've made Ganondorf nostalgic. The device clicks on and immediately one can tell Ganondorf's tone is different. It lacks mockery; it sounds sincere for a change.]

Nabooru, have you celebrated the Summer Solstice in your time yet? It's almost time in my Hyrule if my calculations are correct.

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[Ganondorf is kind of bored. Which isn't always a good thing. But you've lucked out, Elegante. He's not on the warpath. As a matter of fact, he's in a really good mood. So he's playing the piano. It's a festive melody, from a happier time in the Gerudo's history. And it's for Nabooru the enjoyment of the ship ( Read more... )