14 - PAfH; [Audio // Common]
[Zelda's taken the last day to recover from all of that other nonsense. She won't be going into great detail about what's going on or where she is, but she will be getting irritated with people who are pushing for the particular outcome. Otherwise, Zelda's in a good mood.]
Much to the ship's chagrin--and perhaps mine, and perhaps his--nothing happened. He was a perfect gentleman.
Let us not further misinterpret, shall we? To the future we look for brighter days and nights where the sky is blanketed by stars.
I wanted to apologize to the... sentient being. I do not know your name, or what you may be, and yet I feel regret for being so rude toward you. The situation was not one I was... terribly comfortable with, and in consequence, you received the source of my irritation. I will try not to let that ever happen again. I... appreciate your sentiments, however, and what you meant to do.
[Zelda pauses. She seems to be blushing.]
...Can you tell me if it actually succeeds?
Also, I am looking for some particular people.
People from either Bastok or Paris. If either of those names are relevant to you, please contact me at your earliest convenience.
[There's another pause, as though she's thinking about what to say.]
Oh... and Kage? I am sorry. You must have thought you did something wrong. You really did not. I was just feeling a little... concerned, you could say. Allow me to make it up to you.
How does an 'archery' competition sound to you? And I am sure you know what I mean. You can... show me how they 'do it from home'.
[She laughs.]
[Zelda comes back to this quite some hours later. She's nearly forgotten. She's not the only one from Hyrule now.]
Link. I have something I wish for you to look at with me. It will have been some time for you, however... With the two of us looking together, I am certain we can discover what it all means.
Much to the ship's chagrin--and perhaps mine, and perhaps his--nothing happened. He was a perfect gentleman.
Let us not further misinterpret, shall we? To the future we look for brighter days and nights where the sky is blanketed by stars.
I wanted to apologize to the... sentient being. I do not know your name, or what you may be, and yet I feel regret for being so rude toward you. The situation was not one I was... terribly comfortable with, and in consequence, you received the source of my irritation. I will try not to let that ever happen again. I... appreciate your sentiments, however, and what you meant to do.
[Zelda pauses. She seems to be blushing.]
...Can you tell me if it actually succeeds?
Also, I am looking for some particular people.
People from either Bastok or Paris. If either of those names are relevant to you, please contact me at your earliest convenience.
[There's another pause, as though she's thinking about what to say.]
Oh... and Kage? I am sorry. You must have thought you did something wrong. You really did not. I was just feeling a little... concerned, you could say. Allow me to make it up to you.
How does an 'archery' competition sound to you? And I am sure you know what I mean. You can... show me how they 'do it from home'.
[She laughs.]
[Zelda comes back to this quite some hours later. She's nearly forgotten. She's not the only one from Hyrule now.]
Link. I have something I wish for you to look at with me. It will have been some time for you, however... With the two of us looking together, I am certain we can discover what it all means.