Zelda's Domain

"Interesting..." She hums. "That's two fish out of water, this week." Zelda nods. "So, a new invention of the steam engine, hm? I imagine your area of Hyrule is preparing for quite the change. There's a lot of power behind that technology. Electronic communication is certainly a feat beyond what you've seen, but fueled engines are an important step in making the world smaller."

"Chromomancy is a bit of a specialty of mine, my current inquiry to study is a difference between realities that split at a crucial point in history. My great grandmother was one who helped seal the darkness in the sacred realm you see, and I find the changes to be fascinating. Though I have made a miscalculation it seems. That said I have been tracking those of our bloodline." The wizard takes a moment to look around at her surroundings, so much is different.

"Hyrule does have a tendency to mix the two..." Zelda nods, gesturing to a nearby table. "Please feel free to take a seat, I'll start running the kettle. Do you have a particular preference for tea?" The heavyset woman moves over to some cabinets and counters, pulling some electronic devices from within. A large glass cylinder with a separatable base is carried to the sink to be filled.

"As far as history... Well, the kingdom itself may be no more, just as the world has modernized, but the 'royal' bloodline is still strong and mystic. It's hard to say that any of the tales of heroes and goddesses are untrue when I seem to have an affinity for magical manipulation beyond a practiced interest." Zelda fills the kettle up and flips a couple of switches to set it to heat on its own.

"I would say she's decently well known. Her mechanical knowledge and the Sheikah tribe's contributions to our understanding of the flow of energy and information are in large part responsible for the very earliest electronic devices becoming more accessible. If I recall my history, correctly, there was at one point only a single 'Sheikah Slate', as it was once called. And now they're quite common, though they've dropped the name of the tribe and the device's primary examiner, Purah, in recent years."

"Chromomancy is a bit of a specialty of mine, my current inquiry to study is a difference between realities that split at a crucial point in history. My great grandmother was one who helped seal the darkness in the sacred realm you see, and I find the changes to be fascinating. Though I have made a miscalculation it seems. That said I have been tracking those of our bloodline." The wizard takes a moment to look around at her surroundings, so much is different.

"Hyrule does have a tendency to mix the two..." Zelda nods, gesturing to a nearby table. "Please feel free to take a seat, I'll start running the kettle. Do you have a particular preference for tea?" The heavyset woman moves over to some cabinets and counters, pulling some electronic devices from within. A large glass cylinder with a separatable base is carried to the sink to be filled.

"As far as history... Well, the kingdom itself may be no more, just as the world has modernized, but the 'royal' bloodline is still strong and mystic. It's hard to say that any of the tales of heroes and goddesses are untrue when I seem to have an affinity for magical manipulation beyond a practiced interest." Zelda fills the kettle up and flips a couple of switches to set it to heat on its own.

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