You legendary types are trained to expect the unexpected, right?
[The cold air that rips across Hyrule Field is particularly savage today- a harsh storm the previous night having left every bare tree branch in Hyrule encased in a sheet of perfectly clear ice. The snowy ground, previously soft and fluffy, has also been frozen hard as concrete.
It seems the tidings of bad weather have brought along an unexpected new development, as well. In a far, seemingly abandoned corner of Hyrule Field, someone has erected a small, but ornate hideaway made out of ice and snow. The front of the hideaway is unguarded and lacks a front door. Instead, as soon as the hideaway is entered, it becomes an elegant hallway that leads straight down to a small stage at the end of the sparkling ice chamber.
At the end of the hallway is nothing but a massive mirror-like sheet of ice set up in a delicately-detailed frame. With its unguarded state and gentle tilt set to perfectly reflect the entire body of the viewer in front of it, it's as though the ice-mirror begs to be looked into.]
[OOC: While I will not reveal here what happens if characters look in the mirror, I will say that anything that happens inside the ice retreat will not directly harm viewers physically, or leave them with any condition(s) that will continue to exist outside of this post. There's always the chance of a little trauma occurring, but that's what roleplay's for innit?]
It seems the tidings of bad weather have brought along an unexpected new development, as well. In a far, seemingly abandoned corner of Hyrule Field, someone has erected a small, but ornate hideaway made out of ice and snow. The front of the hideaway is unguarded and lacks a front door. Instead, as soon as the hideaway is entered, it becomes an elegant hallway that leads straight down to a small stage at the end of the sparkling ice chamber.
At the end of the hallway is nothing but a massive mirror-like sheet of ice set up in a delicately-detailed frame. With its unguarded state and gentle tilt set to perfectly reflect the entire body of the viewer in front of it, it's as though the ice-mirror begs to be looked into.]
[OOC: While I will not reveal here what happens if characters look in the mirror, I will say that anything that happens inside the ice retreat will not directly harm viewers physically, or leave them with any condition(s) that will continue to exist outside of this post. There's always the chance of a little trauma occurring, but that's what roleplay's for innit?]