How do you suppose you make a balance with someone you do not always see eye-to-eye with?

I've given it thought for quite some time, but I don't have an answer yet. I'd only wondered what the remainder of the ship thought of such a circumstance.

Selfish are my thoughts,
So much of me and my.

The fault was of her,
The princess who did not try.

I miss you; farewell,
One thousand times goodbye.

[With intuition of the events on the rise and Zelda's preoccupation, Sheik has forcefully placed her aside in favor of himself--and for her benefit. It seems it's not appropriate for her to be out and about anyway ( Read more... )

[For as calm and composed as Zelda may sound, her position is hardly of the sort. She’s back in her room now, lacking a variety of objects-many of which mean something of great sentimental value to her. If it’s never been apparent before, it certainly will be when she finally manages to speak. She has no intentions of publicly speaking about ( Read more... )

[Sheik is gracing the caves. He's doing his own investigation. And no, he won't be saying what for. As per the usual, he carries his harp on him and plays it as he speaks.

It looks like Zelda didn't get a choice in the matter this time. Sheik is operating off of intuition.]Like the song of a flowing river ( Read more... )

[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 ( Read more... )

[Zelda's in her room today. She's had a few days to think about everything, to reflect, to be fond of past memories, to look forward to future ones.]

...Where to begin?
I suppose... the origin is a good place...
For her, I must do all that I can.

( Written; Private to Captain Redd & Crew // 60% Unhackable )

[Sheik will be waiting a little longer for things to calm down before he decides it's safe enough for the princess to wander about again. In spite of how the ship seems to be falling apart here and there, Sheik pays a visit to the temple. He's acquired notes on various parts of the ship that he may not share with others, but he is interested in ( Read more... )

[Zelda's gone to the temple. She's paying her respects to the goddesses again, praying for the safety of her people, and wishing the best for everyone aboard as per the silent usual. She's brought with her the Ocarina of Time--as powerless as it may be--and in between lines of music, she offers her thoughts.]Sir Jak should have been freed by now, ( Read more... )

[Zelda has been thinking about this for a few days, against the wishes of Sheik. Though it's sure to be that if trouble stirs up a certain princess will be missing in action and a certain Sheikah will have taken her place ( Read more... )