Revali/Revalink Sideblog

Link (signing): Its not a rivalry, you’re just really mean to me.

Revali:

Esto sigue siendo de prueba!!

There's a difference between manning and piloting, which bears specification. Vah Medoh, for the most part, can control itself in the air. She's one of the most brilliantly sophisticated machines to ever exist, after all. If she couldn't simply circle in the air, that would astound me more. Manning Vah Medoh is simple. From the central terminal, I can simply view through any of her cameras, aim, and fire. There's precious little need to do much else. I designate a flight path, or invite her to use her sensors to seek out Malice, and she'll find her way to whatever needs destroying without my help. Piloting is more complex. Through a complex process which requires a level of highly focused meditation, I connect with Vah Medoh through the terminal, and essentially, percieve the entire body of the divine beast, and can instruct her motions and attacks as though it were my own body. In all truth, it's positively exhausting, but that's not unique to me. The amount of cognition required can quickly exhaust the pilot, and thus, the Princess informed all of us that true piloting should only be done in short bursts, less than half an hour, long ago. But, it's gotten easier as time goes on.

What did you mean when you said he understands you more than you'd like?

...I'd prefer to say no more on the topic for now. It's... a private affair.

The rito consider musical performances and the action of learning music a sacred act. All our children are taught to sing, or play an instrument. Naturally, I did both, and two instruments, at that. I'm versed in the violin, and the Marimba. I haven't played since before the Calamity began, I was too preoccupied. Naturally I will continue to excel, but it wouldn't hurt to get a bit of practice in. I listen to whoever is willing to perform. As I said, the act of performing is sacred. Respect for the performer who is willing to bare a portion of their soul to the audience is ingrained, and in my opinion, correct. Critique is important for growth, but one who listens to another's performance just to insult it is... well, asanine, risible, and very likely, derisory. I'm interested in that hylian instrument, the ah, Harp, I believe. It's an interesting sound.

Kendo/Kyudo Revalink

Something I've noticed a lot from running the Revali blog is that like. People online really do seem to perceive boastfulness and audacity as the most heinous of sins.

When you really stop to think about it, bragging about yourself doesn't actually hurt anyone - at worst it might slightly annoy people around you. Honestly, I kind of enjoy seeing people toot their own horn and blab about their achievements sometimes, even when it's to excess. I wish I could feel that kind of pride in myself and it makes me happy to see other people boast of their feats.

Revali having a huge ego doesn't erase the fact he gave his life to try and save Hyrule. He was a bit full of himself but like. That's okay. It's not a crime to be full of yourself.

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Resumen:

¿Qué tienen en común un trovador con un caballero? Revali cree que nada, sin embargo la Diosa siempre ha tenido una manera extraña de unir los destinos de aquellas almas que trascienden las eras. En una presentación en las praderas de Hyrule central, un par de jades se encuentran por primera vez con un par de zafiros, y los engranajes que habían permanecido quietos han comenzado a girar una vez más.