#writing?

Hi everyone I just got tumbler because a certain someone kept glazing it I saw everyone’s posts and felt left out…so look at this long guy!! (^3^) . . . . . .

Entry 1- I found her on my phone yesterday I took it away. fast, calculated, hastily, not realizing the crime she had done; I had just gotten the app without the knowledge of using it. she took it to her advantage; making me say things, I didn’t say…she framed me and she will,pay for it when I get the hang of this new territory thats not mine. I’ll make her rot, like what she’s done to me, “it’s only a matter of time [REDACTED] before I come for you.”, I spit out my emotions a mix of hate, anger, and confidence

With my interpretation that Ghirahim teleports away upon seeing his master die, I think Raysel (who had secretly followed him through the gate of time—not to fight for him—but to watch to see what would happen being too conflicted to do much else) would find him lying on the forest floor in sword form. He tries to talk to him, but he doesn’t transform back.

Upon realizing they are going to close the gate of time he grabs the sword, (cutting himself in the process due to the lack of sheath) and follows Link and co. back through the gate and hides in the temple while the final few cutscenes occur. He takes Ghirahim back to his camp where, for several days, he doesn’t respond or transform. One night, he wakes to find Ghirahim human again, staring into the distance. He attempts to converse with him, but not much results from it.

Eventually after getting Ghirahim to be a bit more responsive, he decides to take Ghirahim back to his home village to focus on caring for him. Having his master, his pillar of life, the man he’s dedicated thousands of years to, die in front of him would leave Ghirahim purposeless and almost catatonic. Raysel, having similarly struggled would do his best to help him.