[It has been some time since Ganondorf has been in the village. After accepting a mission on the second, he merely took his leave the next day without communicating his absence to anyone. He made assurances his steed would be able to survive on his own and that was that. So after twelve long days of combat, he is finally back in the village late in
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We'll meet when the sunsets. What place would be acceptable? [If it's not a place she likes she will be determined to change it.]
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Sunset it is. The roof of Building Six. [It's far from the village and it would be difficult to spy on them there. He also believes Midna will find it amicable enough. He assumes her powers would be sufficient for her to easily escape if she wished to do so.]
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The Malnosso don't seem to be entirely heartless, however; they were kind enough to set her Circle robes to the side, though the holes for her wings she had to tear herself. The journal dangled in her hand; voices trapped within the pages, surely the work of some powerful magic, best not to mess with it until she was certain of the consequences.
Ganon is, fortunately or unfortunately, the first person Wynne sees upon her arrival in town. Her healer's eyes pick up that limp at first glance. Wynne is, by nature, a kind and morally upright woman. New to this place or not, and even with that strange sort of disconnect to her magic, she wouldn't ignore an injured man. It's simply not right ( ... )
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The manner in which I walk is not your concern, woman.
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Perhaps not, but it will be if you end up collapsed on the road. As well as the concern of anyone else who may see you.
Allow me to offer an alternative before it comes to that.
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I have sufficient strength to reach my destination. I do not require the charity of others.
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[She'll run into Ganon just as she approaches the door to the building. Look, she even has a friendly, polite smile for him!]
Good evening.
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Good evening to you as well. I do not believe we ever exchanged names.
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My apologies; it must have slipped my mind. [She'll incline her head slightly in an acknowledging bow.] My name is Ororo Munroe.
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I am Ganondorf. [He glances towards the restaurant momentarily.] The battle did not give us time to properly speak.
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Perhaps not. But such is the price of mistakes.
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But that boy humiliated him on the mountain.]
Your stealth needs work, boy. [Not even bothering to look at Hiccup.]
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[Nothing in his tone suggests that declining is an option.]
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