11 - PAfH; [Audio :: Common]
[For being such a terrifying ship, Zelda's been an incredibly good mood as of late. She's gotten to spend time with some of her favorite people. She's gotten to see Link again--even if he is a child. And now she has a baby. Well, technically it's not really hers, but... It does look a little like her. Oh, and the cute guy that came with her.
...Reiner? Yes. Him.]
I hope you slept well. I hope I was not too loud for you. So much happened last night.
[Zelda's comm is on, but she doesn't seem to be near it. Not yet anyway. There's some shuffling. Whatever Reiner is doing, Zelda seems to think taking care of the child is likely more a woman's responsibility. Perhaps. She seems to be talking to the baby, however, and is responded to by small gurgles.]
Hm...? No... I seem to remember never really understanding my mother when I was young. I just remembered hearing her voice and knowing that it was what made me happy. Perhaps it did not matter what she was saying, but rather that she held me near. Do you feel the same way with me?
[The baby starts to cry and Zelda chuckles a little.]
Now, now. Let us not start that. Do not sound so unhappy.
[She chooses do as Kevas did. So she sings, a very brief line. It only lasts until the child quiets.]
Yes. My mother sang to me from what I recall. I would do with you precisely the same as she did for me. As you age, may your memories be--
[Zelda pauses and she glances across her room. Her eyes rest on her comm.]
Oh! When did... I suppose it does not really matter.
[She turns away from it and again, she's talking to someone else.]
Sir Reiner, may we take him out?
[-Click- And she switches it off.]
...Reiner? Yes. Him.]
I hope you slept well. I hope I was not too loud for you. So much happened last night.
[Zelda's comm is on, but she doesn't seem to be near it. Not yet anyway. There's some shuffling. Whatever Reiner is doing, Zelda seems to think taking care of the child is likely more a woman's responsibility. Perhaps. She seems to be talking to the baby, however, and is responded to by small gurgles.]
Hm...? No... I seem to remember never really understanding my mother when I was young. I just remembered hearing her voice and knowing that it was what made me happy. Perhaps it did not matter what she was saying, but rather that she held me near. Do you feel the same way with me?
[The baby starts to cry and Zelda chuckles a little.]
Now, now. Let us not start that. Do not sound so unhappy.
[She chooses do as Kevas did. So she sings, a very brief line. It only lasts until the child quiets.]
Yes. My mother sang to me from what I recall. I would do with you precisely the same as she did for me. As you age, may your memories be--
[Zelda pauses and she glances across her room. Her eyes rest on her comm.]
Oh! When did... I suppose it does not really matter.
[She turns away from it and again, she's talking to someone else.]
Sir Reiner, may we take him out?
[-Click- And she switches it off.]