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The feathers against Chronos wings ruffle against the wind as the persona stares at one of the temples. Specifically which one? Hard to tell at distance. Instead the persona ends up pulling away a couple of the vines and branches, gaze momentairly drifting from the temple to the plant life that turned to dust. Letting it fall between his claws before pulling back.

The one's on the sides of his head stretches outwards, moving against the wind. Seemingly listening before letting them loosely hang in the air.

" If you are looking for a temple, there is one up ahead "

He was gone before she could do anything, and it seemed to confirm what she'd said. That their relationship had been one sided this entire time. Such an understanding cut deeper than any sword could have ever hoped for.

Maybe that was how things were meant to be. After all she'd put him through, she was meant to be the one who got hurt. It was her actions as a child that had forced him into the situation. Sending him to his childhood was supposed to let him mature, not turn into a rock.

The friend she'd cared so much about seemed to be lost to the echoes of time.

It was some period later that she finished up a meeting with the Sage of Spirit. The woman was on her way out of the desert, when those who wanted to see the Evil King return to Hyrule closed in. Just about everyone knew, the only way to break the seal was to end the queen's life.

She's not afraid to defend herself, calling upon the elements of the Goddesses. However, she wasn't blind to what was going on, either. This woman was not fighting alone. It seems that someone had joined the fray, though it took some time to realize just who it happened to be.

Temporarily stunned by his presence, she's unaware of that who was just behind her.

And as quickly as it started, it was over. She had only a moment's notice to turn, certainly not enough time to react. For just a moment, it felt as old times. Just as he'd protected her so she could perform her sealing magic, here he was again. Only this time, he was a true adult.

"...Yes, of course."

@eraoftime1

[ kid Link] ❛ Just wanted to keep you company, that’s all. ❜

“ .... ? “ 

The silhouette ends up tilting his head at hearing this. Its poor weather to be out here this far into the woods, the cold winds blowing through the trees making it more so. Others would advise to stay near a fire instead out here in the chilly cold. 

If not that then hearing of wanting to keep the silhouette company. The sound of fire crackling within the lantern disturbs the silence.

"I'm not sure where rain comes from, other than the sky."

The hedgehog was hiding out under a tree, for the moment. He didn't want to get too wet, because that could lead to feeling cold, which he wasn't quite fond of. It had been a fascinating feeling at first, but after a while of cold, it wasn't fun at all.

"It only seems to happen when there are a bunch of clouds, but I've also seen it happen when the sun was out. Oh, and there was this stripe in the sky! It had a lot of different colors."

A hand is held out to feel the water, before he withdraws the hand.

@eraoftime1 said: [ kiddo Link] " I like to play! do you like to play too with your friends outside??"

"I brought some apples, I heard horses like those. But I'll be honest, I don't know anything about horses."

Words spoken as he sets the blanket down. His horse was just as important as any other person, so he wanted to accommodate her as well. It just wouldn't be right for them to enjoy something yummy, while she had to sit and watch.

She could feel her eye twitch, though she barely felt like she was within her body any longer. She couldn't help it - she'd been through far too much recently, and some idiot Hylian kid taunting her was the very last thing she needed. Realizing he was much less afraid than she was - and than he should have been - she brought the tip of her scimitar below his chin. She wasn't the most skilled swordswoman in the desert - arguably, she was one of the least - but he didn't need to know that. Her green eyes narrowed, glowering down at him before asking once again.

"They say this flower only blooms in the summer."

She's on her knees, carefully planting a rare seed that she'd picked up in the market. It was commonly difficult to find, and only thrived in the heat, with moderate sunlight, and plenty of fresh water. If her dress got a little dirt on it, she didn't care. More important to her, was the health of the seed.

"If you water it diligently, and make sure nothing tries to dig it up, it should bloom with beautiful blue petals."

Rising from where she'd been, Zelda picks up her watering can, filling it in the nearby pond.