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>>45515249
Madas hands you a wooden shield and gives you a friendly pat on the shoulder. "And just for some extra protection, Princess. You'll need it."

You accept the gift with a graceful bow of your head. "I will be all right, Madas. What I need is to prove that I can complete this."

Impa sighs softly, averting her gaze from you. "From the moment you step in that door, you will be in grave danger. You will not have anyone else there to help you..."

You look back at your attendant quietly, long enough that she is forced to look at you. Your eyes filled with determination, you promise to her, "I will make it out of there. I will complete this trial. And I will be back for the answers you have to my questions."

Impa can't help but make a pained yet genuine smile at you. "Stubborn as always, Princess. I still haven't been able to do anything about that, even after all these years."

You give a soft laugh. "You always did say it'll serve me well."

"To a point, Princess." she replies. "...good luck."

With a nod and a wave goodbye, you finally enter the...

[Great Fairy Temple]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJAIh_gB2hs

A stone door closes behind you as you look around the aged, moss-covered stones, beams of sunlight piercing through holes in the ceiling. Up ahead, there's a larger room with patches of grass growing on the floor, with a door, a pillar to the side with the suspicious sounds of something behind it, an opening left, and... huh, lucky you. Looks like there's a fairy waiting in the middle of the room. And you just so happen to have an empty bottle on you...

>A. Bottle that fairy!
>B. Let it be for now, that suspicious sound needs your attention
>C. Investigate the opening to the left
>D. Cut the grass, see if there are some spare Rupees in there
>E. Something else?

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>>45515268
>>D. Cut the grass, see if there are some spare Rupees in there

>>45515268
>B. Let it be for now, that suspicious sound needs your attention
But first
>D. Cut the grass, see if there are some spare Rupees in there

>>45515268
>>A. Bottle that fairy!

>>45515268
>B. Let it be for now, that suspicious sound needs your attention

Then, if we don't find anything immediately hostile

>E. Something else?

Try talking to the fairy. It's not really surprising that it's here, but the Great Fairy might not appreciate us bottling her subjects. We should at least not jump straight into fairy-bottling.

>>45515268
>A. Bottle that fairy!

All right, roll me 1d10, best of three.

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>45515555
rolling

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>45515555

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>45515555

>>45515576
>>45515617
>>45515627
Well, first result is interesting.

Writing...

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>>45515268
Well, that fairy can wait, first thing's first, you slash at the grass to get see if you can get some Rupees, keeping mind of the fairy ahead of you and suspicious sound to the right. Having more on hand never hurts. You draw your blade and slash a few times at the grass ahead of you. Your gardening efforts reward you with... nothing at first, but soon you come across a pair of Blue Rupees. Score!

Your actions seem to attract the attention of the fairy. You hear a voice grumble out, "Figured you'd be here before her, Madas. Could never resist grabbing a few extra Rupees. Look, we have a bit of a situation he-" She stops as she sees you, and then starts to sort of float around in a panic. "Oh. Oh no. Y-you're already... oh no. U-uh... h-hello Princess! And welcome to the G-Great Fairy Temple."

You sheath your blade and approach her, making a conscious effort not to try to bottle her. It might be a bit rude, given what you're supposed to be doing. "You said there's a situation?"

She gives a panicked little jingle, flying closer to you. "W-well... um... oh dear." The fairy sighs. "The Great Fairy is a bit... unavailable at the moment. We've sort of been... split apart?"

Well, that can't be good.

>A. What do you need me to do to help?
>B. Should I get Madas and Impa?
>C. What do you mean "split apart?"
>D. Something else?

>>45515897
>C. What do you mean "split apart?"
>A. What do you need me to do to help?

>>45515897
>C. What do you mean "split apart?"
>A. What do you need me to do to help?

>>45515897
>C. What do you mean "split apart?"
>A. What do you need me to do to help?

>>45515897
>C. What do you mean "split apart?"
>A. What do you need me to do to help?

>>45515897
>>C. What do you mean "split apart?"
>A. What do you need me to do to help?

>>45515897
>A. What do you need me to do to help?
>B. Should I get Madas and Impa?
>C. What do you mean "split apart?"

Does she(?) mean fragmented into different and uncooperative personalities?

Or perhaps the "Great Fairy" is really a collective of fae, and they've had a falling out?

Or did the Great Fairy engage in a whirlwind romance, and have to break it off because of irreconcilable differences, and is now in an emotional wreck and in no condition to see anyone?

>>45516058
>Great Fairy in a bathrobe and with a tub on Lon Lon Ice Cream

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>>45515897
You give the fairy a curious look. "What do you mean 'split apart?'"

The fairy lowers itself in a downtrodden expression. "W-well... we were readily able to present you with the planned trials, but... an evil presence seems to have altered one of the monsters in this temple, and it's making the others more and more aggressive. The monster attacked us, and we locked it away in a room close to the fountain, but... we've been weakened, and scattered through the temple."

"So, you all are part of the Great Fairy." you note, looking over the little pink sprite. "What do you need me to do to help?" you ask, readying yourself.

"W-wait, you? But... oh dear, that's right..." The fairy looks back at the entrance. "Well... if you can gather us all together again, defeat the corrupted creature, we'll be able to return to our old self."

>A. You can count on me, little fairy!
>B. How many of you are there?
>C. How should I carry you all back there? I only have one bottle
>D. Perhaps I should see if Impa and Madas can help
>E. Something else?

>>45516236
>B. How many of you are there?
>C. How should I carry you all back there? I only have one bottle
>E. Something else?

This is obviously a test set forth by the Great Fairy herself! While we could call her out on it, we should just play along. For now.

>>45516236
>A. You can count on me, little fairy!
>B. How many of you are there?
>C. How should I carry you all back there? I only have one bottle

>>45516301
I wouldn't be so quick to call this a bluff by the Great Fairy. The fairy here was expecting Madas to show up and was about to say they had a situation.

>>45516236
>A. You can count on me, little fairy!
We got a goal, let's do this! I'm sure it'll pass as whatever test she had planned. But first,
>B. How many of you are there?
>C. How should I carry you all back there? I only have one bottle

>>45516236
>B. How many of you are there?
>C. How should I carry you all back there? I only have one bottle

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>>45516236
You smile and nod at her. "Fear not, little fairy. I shall help restore you to normal and stop the vile creature that did this to you, you can count on me. But first, how many of you do I need to gather?"

She floats closer and makes a little joyful ring. "Oh thank you, Princess! There are fourteen others in the temple."

Fifteen in total, including her? Ah, that'll be a problem. "And... how exactly should I carry you back? I only have one bottle."

The fairy flies around you for a moment, then spots your lantern. "Well... for the time being, you can hold five of us in that thing, if we really try to fit in there. And your bottle can carry one of us. We do have something that could help you, but-"

A hissing sound catches your attention, hand instinctively drawn to your sword as you recall Impa's lessons. "Lantern it is. Take cover." From behind the pillar, a figure slithers into view. It seems to be a sort of... detached Deku Baba? It's noticed you, and it looks like it wants a fight.

>A. Sword slash!
>B. Raise your shield!
>C. Crossbow!
>D. Prepare to dodge!
>E. Something else?

[COMBAT TIME]

You can pick up to five actions against this enemy, and should note such in your votes. QM recommendation is two to three at most for this one.

>>45516714
>B. Raise your shield!
>C. Crossbow!

>>45516714
>B. Raise your shield!
>A. Sword slash!
We turtling now

>>45516714

>C. Crossbow!
>A. Sword slash!

Preferably try to get it to a position where we can pin it with the bolt, and maybe finish it with a quick sword slash. That way we can retrieve the bolt and see if it's still good for another use.

>>45516714
A. HIYA KIYAA HUAAA!

>>45516714
>B. Raise your shield!
>D. Prepare to dodge!
Fatigue match

>>45516714
>B. Raise your shield!
>C. Crossbow!

>>45516803
Wrong protagonist.

>>45516770
Backing this, let's kill us a plant!

Okay then, roll me 2d10, best of three.

Rolled 8, 3 = 11 (2d10)

>>45516907

Rolled 8, 3 = 11 (2d10)

>>45516907

Rolled 1, 3 = 4 (2d10)

>>45516907

>>45516942
>>45516973
>>45516997
Interesting. Writing...

>>45516847
Huwaa?

One good, one bad huh...

>>45516714
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmiEZY9wldE

You raise your shield, the fairy bolting into your lantern as the Deku Baba serpent thing lunges at you. It slams face-first into your wooden shield, but the lunge is strong enough to knock you off-balance for a moment. You steady yourself and fire a bolt at it with your crossbow, scoring a direct hit, but it's not quite enough to kill it off.

The monster reels back, slithering away from you but keeping watch. It's not done yet, in spite of the crossbow bolt sticking out of its head. You circle around with it, guard up. The fairy makes a little jingle in your lantern. "Keep your distance! It's not going to be as dangerous if it can't strike at you."

>A. Follow the fairy's advice, another crossbow bolt should finish it off
>B. Keep your shield up, don't want to take any chances
>C. Dash and slash!
>D. Prepare to dodge, backflip when it tries to lunge at you again
>E. Something else?

>>45517251
>A. Follow the fairy's advice, another crossbow bolt should finish it off
>B. Keep your shield up, don't want to take any chances

>>45517251
>>A. Follow the fairy's advice, another crossbow bolt should finish it off
>>B. Keep your shield up, don't want to take any chances

>>45517251
>A. Follow the fairy's advice, another crossbow bolt should finish it off

>>45517251
>A. Follow the fairy's advice, another crossbow bolt should finish it off

>Zelda II battle music
Good choice Kato.

>>45517251
>D. Prepare to dodge, backflip when it tries to lunge at you again
Zelda's great at gymnastics right?

>>45517382
I'd suspect that Impa's trained us to be proficient in flippy dodgy bullshit. But let's not draw this out.

All right, 1d10, best of three. DC is 2.

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>45517551

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>45517551

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>45517551

>>45517563
>>45517598
>>45517600
There we go. Writing...

Heya, the >>45516501 is up if you wanna request that critique

>>45517806
though review anon has yet to show his or her unknown face. I forget what was up next on the review lineup, too.

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>>45517251
"Got it!" you respond to the fairy, taking aim while the Deku Baba is still some distance away. You focus on it, aiming right for the stem connecting the head from the rest of the body. With a pull of the trigger, your bolt hits true, striking the serpentine plant and finishing it off. Its body blackens for a moment, then vanishes in a darkened puff of mist, leaving behind the two bolts you shot it with.

You quickly run over and grab them. Back to full stock with them, and seems the only foe in the room's been vanquished. The fairy exits your lantern and jingles cheerfully. "Good work, princess. But that wasn't the only one in the temple. There are certainly more monsters lurking."

You stow your crossbow and cup your hands for the fairy, her sitting down on them as the soft pink glow illuminates the small area around her. "I'm more than ready for things like that, do not worry. Is there anything else you can tell me?"

She thinks for a moment. "Let's see... I believe we stored the temple's map in a chest here, in this room. Should be helpful."

Well, you can probably guess where that is...

>A. Head over to the area to the right, try and find the map
>B. Eh, you can do fine without it, head on to the next room
>C. Something else?

>>45517806
>>45517897
Thanks, I'll try to keep an eye out.

>>45517903
>A. Head over to the area to the right, try and find the map

>>45517903
>A. Head over to the area to the right, try and find the map
Cute Zelda you got there.

>>45517903
>A. Head over to the area to the right, try and find the map
>C. Something else?

Ask the fairy if there's any plan in place for something like this. I mean, if this place holds any significance to the Great Fairy's enemies, they should have some sort of contingency or something aside from "hope everything works out" or "conscript prospectives into solving the problem". Excluding the possibility that all of this is a test, that is.

>>45517903
>A. Head over to the area to the right, try and find the map
We got a good head and sensibility!

>>45517903
>B. Eh, you can do fine without it, head on to the next room
Maps, who needs 'em.

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>>45517903
You nod, and walk towards the unexplored area. Opening the chest...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ppy8d8_iEQo

You got the [Temple Map]!

The fairy quickly hovers around it, illuminating parts of it. Two different kinds of dots appear, larger and smaller. "This should be enough to get you through the place without much trouble, and help you find the other fairies."

As you look it over, taking careful note of what's on it, you walk towards the entrance to the next room with the fairy. "So, for reference's sake, if Madas or myself did not come here today, would you have a contingency plan for an incident like this?"

She hovers around you curiously. "Well... yes. But I'm surprised you asked, Princess. In the last few times it's happened, none of the people who've been here have bothered to ask."

You raise an eyebrow as you open the door. "Wait, who else has been here besides myself, Impa, and Madas?"

The fairy goes back into your lantern. "About a month ago, a boy in red, younger than you, came seeking us to learn of magic. He completed our trials and received the Great Fairy's blessing for magic. Though he seemed... somewhat disappointed. We had just recently fended off a particularly nasty Stalfos before his arrival. But it usually takes a week, maybe two depending on the situation we are in to completely clear it."

"I see..." Well, looks like you aren't the only one aware of the troubles brewing. You look around the new room. It's more expansive than the previous one, and you can see one locked door ahead, another to the right, and an open one to the left. There seem to be a couple Deku Scrubs that've taken up residence in the area, and on your map it seems like there's another room north of you, but there's a wall where the entrance is. Finally you notice a faint glow out of the corner of your left eye. Curious...

>A. Clear out the Deku Scrubs first
>B. Investigate that glow
>C. Head into the open door to the right
>D. Something else?

>>45518580
>B. Investigate that glow

>>45518580
>A. Clear out the Deku Scrubs first
Clear the area for safer investigation!

>>45518580
B. Investigate that glow
then
A. Clear out the Deku Scrubs

>>45518580
>B. Investigate that glow

>>45518580
>B. Investigate that glow

>>45518821
Let's go with this.

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>>45518580
You follow that glow, keeping a good distance away of the Deku Scrubs. Aha, just like you thought. Another fairy. "Madas, you- ...oh. Princess. You're here already."

"I am, and I know the situation." You hold up the lantern and let the first one greet her. "Can you two tell me anything about this room?"

They float around your head slowly. "It used to be the main center for those wishing to ask the Great Fairy for advice, ten years ago. With the war, things got... quieter."

You frown as memories surface. A shudder goes through your body before you respond. "I can imagine."

The two enter your lantern as you turn to face the Deku Scrubs, shield up. The two take notice of you, leaves ruffling as they pop up.

>A. Keep the shield up!
>B. Crossbow one of them!
>C. Crossbow both of them! (two actions)
>D. Sword strike!
>E. Something else?

>>45519257
>C. Crossbow both of them! (two actions)
>D. Sword strike!
>D. Sword strike!

DPS zelda

>>45519257
>A. Keep the shield up!
>B. Crossbow one of them!

>>45519257
>A. Keep the shield up!
>D. Sword strike!

>>45519257
>A. Keep the shield up!
>B. Crossbow one of them!

>>45519312
This.

>>45519320
Backing this.

>>45519293
going with this one

>>45519257
>C. Crossbow both of them! (two actions)
Yee

All right, 3d10, best of three. DC is 5.

Rolled 2, 1, 2 = 5 (3d10)

>>45519466

Rolled 1, 7, 7 = 15 (3d10)

>>45519466

Rolled 4, 6, 2 = 12 (3d10)

>>45519466

>>45519497
>>45519534
>>45519609
...Good news and bad news!

Writing...

>>45519629
Please have mercy

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>>45519257
You keep your shield up, steady. The Deku Scrubs seem to wait for you to make a move first. You slowly approach them, readying yourself, crossbow out. You pull your shield down! ...and get smacked in the face. Twice. You fall back slightly, then work through the pain and return fire at the now-laughing Deku Scrubs. They aren't laughing for long, as your two shots hit true, taking them both out.

The monsters disappear in dark puffs, leaving behind a pair of green Rupees. The fairies exit your lantern in a panic. "Princess, are you okay?"

Putting away your shield, you grumble out a "I'm fine." and grab the Rupees. You rub your face as the pain returns. Ow. Oww. That was smarts... You notice the wall where your map says there's another room at sink into the floor with a low rumble, revealing an unlocked door. Well, can see what's up over there, or continue through to the other room.

>A. Check out the recently opened room
>B. Check out the room to the right
>C. Look for some grass to cut, that hurt, damn it...
>D. Something else?

[2.5 hearts remaining]

[112 Rupees]

>>45519838
>B. Check out the room to the right

>>45519838
>B. Check out the room to the right
>C. Look for some grass to cut, that hurt, damn it...

>>45519838
>B. Check out the room to the right

>>45519838
>C. Look for some grass to cut, that hurt, damn it...
Can we keep entering and leaving areas to continually cut grass?


>You pull your shield down! ...and get smacked in the face. Twice.
>[2.5 hearts remaining]
Thank god for invulnerability frames!

>>45519910
>Can we keep entering and leaving areas to continually cut grass?
I don't think we can get THAT meta.

>>45519838
>B. Check out the room to the right
>C. Look for some grass to cut, that hurt, damn it...

All right, roll me 1d10, best of three.

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>45520023

Rolled 7 (1d10)

>>45520023

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Rolled 4 (1d10)

>>45520023

>>45520034
>>45520038
>>45520048
All right, not bad.

Writing...

>>45520038
Wooo!

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You head into the right room, coming across a branching path. Three ways ahead, north on the map, south on the map, and continuing on to the west.

The two fairies exit the lantern, circling around you. "Are you sure you are all right, Princess?"

"I've been through worse." you respond, doing a little stretch. You look around for some grass to slash at and manage to recover your health while also scoring 7 more Rupees. With that out of the way, check up on your items again. You're down two crossbow bolts, and your bottle is still empty. You take a glance at your packed harp, smiling as you recall Impa teaching you how to play your old lullaby on it. She always did say it'd come in handy for whenever you were feeling lost.

Ah well, have to focus. You notice that above the three symbols above each of the doors. Looks... like the Goddess' symbols. Interesting...

>A. Enter the northern door
>B. Enter the western door
>C. Enter the southern door
>D. Something else?

Do we need to put more points in Power Draw before we can wield bows?

Rolled 1 (1d3)

>>45520412
1 - Northern
2 - Western
3 - Southern

>>45520412
>B. Enter the western door
As everyone knows, west is best.

>>45520412
>>B. Enter the western door

>>45520412
western door

>>45520412
>C. Enter the southern door

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3SpB9PdIhI

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>>45520412
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzfUiE1ncys

You head towards the western door, under the mark of Farore. As you enter the room, you're first greeted by how surprisingly... green it all is. Even the walls are painted green. What's more, there are murals on them. As you walk through the area, you hear two more jingling sounds, seems the next pair of fairies are here somewhere. At the furthest west point, there's another door. The moment you're in the middle of the room, bars jet up from the ground, blocking it... and blocking the door you came in through as well.

"Oh no." one of the fairies with you gulps. "They... didn't deactivate it."

Oh that can't be good... "Deactivate what?" you ask.

You get your answer as rumbles echo through the room. You spot sections of the floor shift towards the ceiling, slamming into it. The fairies float around you. "The test."

Of course. "Well... what do we do about this?"

"You have to find the right switch to deactivate the traps. It's supposed to be a test of courage." one responds. "We... we're very sorry, Princess. Uh... I believe the switch is under a picture of the Goddess... or was it her symbol?"

"You don't remember?!" the other fairy shouts.

"W-well do you?!" the first one retorts. The two argue back and forth a bit before realizing that neither recalls exactly where the switch is.

>A. It can't be that hard, pick a direction and go for it!
>B. Look around and see if you time the shifting blocks, then go for the most likely one
>C. Ask the fairies something
>D. Call out for the other fairies you heard
>E. Something else?

>>45520997
>B. Look around and see if you time the shifting blocks, then go for the most likely one

>>45520997
>B. Look around and see if you time the shifting blocks, then go for the most likely one
>D. Call out for the other fairies you heard

At least they're not pestering us to listen to them, right?

What happens if we fall into a bottomless pit?

>>45520997
>A. It can't be that hard, pick a direction and go for it!

>>45521111
Backing this, but also
>E. Something Else: Ask the new fairies if they know where the switch is

>>45521111
Backing this.

>>45520997
>D. Call out for the other fairies you heard

>>45521111
>>45521141
Yeah, let's go with these.

>>45520997
>B. Look around and see if you time the shifting blocks, then go for the most likely one
>D. Call out for the other fairies you heard

>>45521111
Quads have spoken

>>45521141
Also this

Okay, 3d10, best of three, DC 3.

>>45521227
Dice

Rolled 3, 6, 7 = 16 (3d10)

>>45521227

Rolled 9, 7, 2 = 18 (3d10)

>>45521227
Watch as I roll 3 1s.

Rolled 6, 6, 3 = 15 (3d10)

>>45521227

>>45521250
>>45521254
>>45521268
Nice! Writing...

>>45521254
I'm not sure critfails are a thing anymore.

>>45521276
You'd almost believe we were competent with rolls like these!

>>45521292
We had a critfail this thread, didn't we? It was in >>45519838, I think.

>>45521474
That was just a normal fail

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You take a deep breath, and then look around the area. Okay Zelda, think this over... Upon hearing the jingle of the fairies once again, panicking this time, you call out to them and tell them you know of the situation. "I can help you, but only I request that we work together on this. We will get out of here, I promise, but can either of you recall where the switch to deactivate this is?"

It takes a moment, but they finally call back to you, "There is a symbol of Farore with one of the Heroes of Legend beneath her, that switch should be the one."

"Wait, perhaps it wasn't a Hero, it was... ah, oh if only we could remember more!" the other one shouts out.

Okay, piece this together... You look at the four sectioned off areas of the room, and spot the Goddess at the end of each of them. Four heroes... wait, one is different from the others. The image has... a different figure. Someone who looks your age, contrasting with a younger boy, a teenager boy, and a young man. More... slender? You take the chance and dash as fast as you can, timing your run with the moving block. "HrraaaaaaaaAAAAAAHH!" you shout, and then bolt out of the way of the block, rolling as you clear it and then stamping down hard on the switch.

https://youtu.be/ZpwZ9DP_gsg

The trap deactivates, the doors open, the two other fairies flying towards you and joining the two you already have. "Most impressive, Princess! Good work."

You dust off your poncho, and finally get a good look at the figure, and... huh. That's different.

>A. Ask the fairies about it, look at the murals some more
>B. Head to that other room, see what's in there
>C. Something else?

>>45521754
>>A. Ask the fairies about it, look at the murals some more

>>45521754
>B. Head to that other room, see what's in there

>>45521754
>A. Ask the fairies about it, look at the murals some more

>>45521754
>A. Ask the fairies about it, look at the murals some more
>B. Head to that other room, see what's in there

>>45521754
>A. Ask the fairies about it, look at the murals some more.

No rush, this is supposed to be a lesson as much as it is a trial.

>>45521754
>A. Ask the fairies about it, look at the murals some more

>>45521754
>A. Ask the fairies about it, look at the murals some more

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>>45521754
You look over the mural again. No mistaking it. That Hero in Green is a girl. "Huh. Would you all mind if we stop for a bit and look this over? I'm curious about this."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TOZwZIgPtI

The four of them float towards the picture, illuminating it better. "Ah, this was the previous incarnation of the Hero." One of the fairies makes a gasping sound, causing the one speaking to give a more melancholy addition to its speech. "W-well, from over a century ago. Not... the most recent one."

"Ah." you mumble. Memories surface of that image. The boy in green standing to defend you, a much younger you, and Impa. You flee with her as the boy makes his stand. You shake your head. Enough of that, for now. "What was she like?"

"Each incarnation of the Hero possesses a similar spirit, but she was... one of the more adventurous. Saved Hyrule from a great and terrible monster, and then went off on her own for years to help out neighboring Labrynna and Holodrum, returning to Hyrule when two witches attempted to resurrect the Monster of Power she previously vanquished." the fairy tells you as you walk along the mural.

You next spot the youngest hero, now noticing four others with him. "And him? Er, them?"

"Heehee, I can understand the confusion. This Hero vanquished the terrible wizard Vaati with the mighty Four Sword." a second fairy answers.

"'Four Sword?'" you repeat.

"It has long been sealed away, even we do not know where it's ended up." the fairy answers.

(cont.)

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>>45522757
"What about this teenage boy?" you ask, noticing him standing next to an impish creature and a wolf.

The fairy illuminates more of the picture. "The Hero of Twilight, and with him is his cursed form and the cursed form of the Twilight Princess. Saved Hyrule from the usurper Zant."

Okay, the last one. The young man. You notice with him he seems to have a scar across his eye, and a Keaton mask in one hand. "He seems older than the rest."

The fairy illuminates an ocarina in his hand as well. "The Hero of Time was a mighty warrior, coming far from his humble origins among the... Kikori, was it?"

"Kokiri." a fairy corrects. The two then start to argue over the pronunciation of the name. You yourself recall Impa telling you of the Kokiri, strange that the boy was raised by the "eternal children of the forest."

>A. Ask more about these heroes
>B. Well, that was interesting, but you really should check out that room
>C. Something else?

>>45522782
>>B. Well, that was interesting, but you really should check out that room

>>45522782
>B. Well, that was interesting, but you really should check out that room

>>45522782
>B. Well, that was interesting, but you really should check out that room
We can probably ask about them later.

>>45522782
>B. Well, that was interesting, but you really should check out that room
We're in the Child Timeline, huh? Should have expected that from last thread.

>>45522782
>B. Well, that was interesting, but you really should check out that room

Kinda makes you wonder about the cyclic nature of legends in a lot of stories. Is it merely just people forgetting about things and coincidentally repeating stuff from the past, or is there some sort of greater force that intentionally makes it so that time is some sort of wheel that spins 'round to the same themes over and over again?

>>45522948
If Skyward Sword is any indication, the latter.

>>45522948
Pretty sure ganon and link are actually forced to do the whole enemy thing because of a curse?

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>>45523161
ssssshhhh, we dont talk about skyward sword

seriously, it ruins best ganon's entire character
And the game is shit

>>45523195
It does ruin him a bit

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>>45522782
You think on that for a bit. So many incarnations of the same Hero in Green, is it really destiny driving this theme forth? Some kind of cycle in place? Or are things forgotten down the line and one comes up out of necessity. Thinking about your own Hero... you shake your head. Not the time. "Well, let's see what's behind this door, then."

You enter the room and spot a chest. Aha! Let's open it up and see...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VRr9NG7RE0

You got the [Fairy Rod]!

The four fairies around you let out little rings of joy. "Oh perfect, perfect! You'll be able to solve this situation easily now!"

"How so?" you ask, giving a wave of this new staff. To your surprise, the fairies seem drawn to it... and while near, glow brighter around it.

"We created this item, it is imbued with our magic-" your eyes widen slightly as you head that word again, smiling ever so subtly more, "as a way to help those who enter overcome certain trials. But with us around... well, Princess, direct the wand at one of those walls."

You do as asked, and all of a sudden one of the fairies bolts at it, a cracking sound in the air following it as the fairy slams into the wall and, to your surprise, causes a small explosion. With the fairy herself undamaged from the effect. "It allows us to do THAT!" the fairy cheerfully explains.

Oh this is going to be FUN.

You leave the room and head back into the previous one. Two places to go through next...

>A. Head to the northern one
>B. Head to the southern one
>C. Ask the fairies something
>D. Something else?

>>45523342
>A. Head to the northern one

>>45515249
I put on my wizard hat and robe.
"Hi baby Zelda, are you ready?"

>>45523342
>B. Head to the southern one

>>45523342
>A. Head to the northern one

>>45523342
>>A. Head to the northern one
neat

>>45523342
>D
I jam the fairy rod up my ass and pray to the god of yaoi.

>>45523342
>A. Head to the northern one

>>45522757
I thought all the murals looked like windwaker hieroglyphics?

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>>45523342
You head north, to the door with Nayru's symbol over it. As you open the door, you first notice a section of it in the middle covered in more murals, this one different from the last. It seems more dedicated to the history of Hyrule, going back even farther than you have any knowledge of. Before you take another step in, the fairies stop you.

"Princess, wait! We have an idea. You can use the Fairy Rod to direct us around the room, we'll try to disable any traps that might've been set up." one of them rings.

"You can do that? Er, I can do that?" you ask.

The four circle around the item in your hands. "Ah, s-sorry! Guess there's still more to explain for it... um... wait, how does she do that, again?"

"Well she... hmm..."

And they have no absolutely clue. You cross your arms, slightly annoyed. "Are your memories really that badly fragmented?"

The fairies float in front of you. "Wha, no! No, we're... we're..." They all look at each other. "...it seems you're right."

Great.

>A. Try to figure it out yourself, experiment with it a bit
>B. Eh, you'll be fine, just move on through even if you have to face a trial
>C. Something else?

>>45523812
>B. Eh, you'll be fine, just move on through even if you have to face a trial
We don't want to accidentally break the Great Fairy.

>>45523812
>>B. Eh, you'll be fine, just move on through even if you have to face a trial

>>45523812
>B. Eh, you'll be fine, just move on through even if you have to face a trial

>>45523812
>A. Try to figure it out yourself, experiment with it a bit

>>45523812
>B. Eh, you'll be fine, just move on through even if you have to face a trial

Resist the urge to use the rod to slam them repeatedly across random walls to try and trigger all the traps before proceeding.

>>45523812
>B. Eh, you'll be fine, just move on through even if you have to face a trial
We came here for a reason, we can wait just a bit before smashing everything with fairy missiles.

All right then, roll me 1d10, best of three, DC 5.

Rolled 7 (1d10)

>>45523988

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>45523988

Rolled 7 (1d10)

>>45523988

>>45524011
>>45524018
>>45524021
...fitting!

Writing...

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>>45523812
You put the Fairy Rod away. "I'd rather not risk hurting one of you, even if that initial attempt went over well. Besides, I was supposed to complete these trials myself. I might as well give it an attempt."

The four fairies look at you curiously, then decide on just letting you proceed, moving back to your lantern. As you move forward, literally walking through history on the walls beside you, noticing the past "Princess Zeldas" one after the other, you seem to make it through without incident. Upon getting to the other side of the room, though, you come across a strange puzzle on the floor. Or rather, puzzle made OF the floor. A picture of the Triforce, with the symbols of the Goddesses around it.

You take a moment to look it over, and then notice that you can rotate pieces of it. An inscription above simply states "TEMPLE MATCH." Hrm... you take a look at your map again, and then try to rotate the symbols to match the symbols with the position of the rooms. Easy enough... but there's one more thing you apparently have to solve before the door opens.

"The Flow of Law. The Wind of Life. The Flame of Change. But through them, there is more, to guard the Gift. What Guardian can this be?"

You're given three options...

>A. Timeless Watcher
>B. Fierce Defender
>C. Shadowed Avenger

>>45524491
>A. Timeless Watcher

>>45524491
>A. Timeless Watcher

>>45524491
>A. Timeless Watcher
I can guess what this one and the second one are, but can't quite place the third.

>>45524491
>A. Timeless Watcher

Sounds pretty cool.

>>45524491
>>A. Timeless Watcher

>>45524491
>C. Shadowed Avenger

>>45524491
>C. Shadowed Avenger

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>>45524491
>The Flow of Law

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>>45524491
You smile. You might not know exactly who this is, but it's pretty clear one of these fit best.

[Timeless Watcher]

The door opens, along with four others, by the sound of things. Two fairies come bolting at you. "Madas, thank- ...wait, Princess? You're already here?"

You feel like you're going to keep getting that. The four other fairies fly out of your lantern as you smile at the two approaching. "I know the situation. I'm here to complete my trials and help you all fix this."

The fairies are surprised, but appreciative. "Ah, and you've already found the Fairy Rod? We... may have underestimated you, Princess."

...really don't want to take that like they're talking down to you. But you almost do. You open the door ahead, a chest inside...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4&v=Ppy8d8_iEQo

You got a [Key]!

Quickly stuffing that in your bag, you turn to the fairies. "Now, I know it might be difficult, still, but do any of you recall any more on this Fairy Rod?"

"Of course!" one of the new fairies responds excitedly. "It can hold ten of us together, and direct us to search around the area, becoming your eyes and ears for a time, but only for a certain distance. You have to hold both hands on it tight, and then look through its wings at one of us."

>A. Let's try it out here, then
>B. We should move, there's still one more room to go through
>C. Something else?

>>45524942
>B. We should move, there's still one more room to go through

>>45524942
>A. Let's try it out here, then
I bet there's a bonus chest full of worthless gold you can only find by exploiting the function in the room it's explained to encourage experimentation.

>>45524942
>A. Let's try it out here, then

>>45524942
>>A. Let's try it out here, then

>>45524942
Keys don't give the 'DUN DUN DUN DUNNNN," that's only the Master Key that does that.

>>45524942
>C. "Yes, well...maybe everyone will stop underestimating me once I complete the trial."
>A. Let's try it out here, then

We're a princess, and currently everyone even remotely associated with this trial has outright told us they didn't think we'd do this well. A small modicum of snootiness and bruised ego is to be expected at this point.

>>45524942
>>45525119
Supporting, though I don't get why they'd underestimate the princesses that much given that one of them was a ninja, one a pirate, and one a shamanistic horse archer.

>>45525119
Backing this. Don't try to come off as too upset over it, but let them know we're not some clueless kid.

>>45525166
Think all those happened in a different timeline, though. We appear to be in the Child Timeline, whose Zeldas never really did any of that.

Okay, roll me 1d10, best of three, DC 3.

Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>45525244

>>45525244
dice+1d10

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>45525244
rolling

>>45525244
Can we get a "please?"

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>45525244

>>45525292
>>45525310
>>45525328
Well then. Writing...

>>45525309
Ohohohohohoho

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>>45524942
"All right, I'm going to test this out, then. Hopefully certain someones will believe me when I say that I can handle things like this." you comment, looking over the fairies. One shyly moves in front of the rod, apparently getting your point. You grip it tight, then stare through the wings. It takes a moment, but suddenly... you feel like you're the fairy itself, flying around, acting as it acts. Not quite in control, but more... cooperating with it. You turn around, seeing yourself with the fixed gaze upon the rod.

You then move out and investigate just how far you can go with this, popping out of a hole in the ceiling. Your concentration starts to fade the higher you go, but you stay connected, and then head back down. Returning, the other fairies make a little dance, you dancing with them... and then bumping yourself, your actual self, in the head as the fairy. The concentration breaks as you rub the side of your head. Well... at least it didn't hurt.

"I'd say that counts as a success." the fairy you were controlling comments cheerfully. "...though I can't say I understand your preferences in food. Oktorok? Eww."

You blush a little. "Hey, Impa can make a good Oktorok stew." ...Wait a second, what? "So... it's a two-way thing? You can see my thoughts?"

"Can't not see them when they're that loud and present." the fairy responds. "You're already hungry?"

You walk off, ignoring her question and the quiet growl in your stomach. One room to go. As you enter the final room, it's more of a zig-zagging series of connected corridors. Two more fairies are present here, but they're not the only ones. Something else is with you.

>A. Scout out with the Fairy Rod
>B. Move ahead, you're ready for this
>C. Something else?

>>45525627
>A. Scout out with the Fairy Rod

Information is ammunition!

>>45525627
>A. Scout out with the Fairy Rod

No reason to rush this. Time to see what we're dealing with.

>>45525627
>A. Scout out with the Fairy Rod

>>45525627
>A. Scout out with the Fairy Rod

We're in the Wisdom Room. There needs to be some caution here.

All right, another 1d10, best of three, please. DC is 3.

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>45525845

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>45525845

Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>45525845

>>45525851
>>45525856
>>45525860
Interesting again.

Writing...

>>45525892
It's because of that one good series with 3d10. Now everything has to fail.

>>45525976
>DC 3
>Result 6
>Failure

>>45525976
You passed.

>>45526007
>>45526021
Apparently I'm an idiot. I was thinking of it as if Crit Fail overrides.

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>>45525627
You stop yourself, and then concentrate with the Fairy Rod again. Your sight becomes one with one of the fairies, and you move down the halls, noticing that the room is slightly inclined at the back, first scouting around to find the fairies, which you and the fairy with you accomplish and manage to explain things over, and then looking for this threat. Turns out to be a pair of threats, two Deku Babas hanging from the ceiling near the middle corridors. You quickly move out of the way as the fairy, but your concentration's quickly broken as you yourself hear a hiss from above.

You dash out of the way in time to avoid one above you from snapping at you, but it seems to activate the trial of this room. A loud thud catches the attention of you and the fairies from something up ahead and... wait. Is that a boulder?! It seems to be slowly making its way down, slamming into wall after wall.

"Oh no oh no oh no!" one of the new fairies says in a panic. "If we can't stop that, it'll roll right over us!"

"Princess, quick, think of something!"

Agh, you've got some ideas, but if it weren't for the Deku Babas on the ceiling... wait. That's it!

>A. Dash to the lowest point in the room, avoiding the Deku Babas, and wait for the boulder to crush them all, then attack it with the Fairy Rod! (3 actions)
>B. You have enough fairies, let's cause some commotion and throw them at everything! (4 actions)
>C. Something else?

>>45526124
>A. Dash to the lowest point in the room, avoiding the Deku Babas, and wait for the boulder to crush them all, then attack it with the Fairy Rod! (3 actions)

>>45526124
>B. You have enough fairies, let's cause some commotion and throw them at everything! (4 actions)
This is how you solve timed puzzles when panicking in a zelda game.

>>45526124
>>A. Dash to the lowest point in the room, avoiding the Deku Babas, and wait for the boulder to crush them all, then attack it with the Fairy Rod! (3 actions)

>>45526124
>A. Dash to the lowest point in the room, avoiding the Deku Babas, and wait for the boulder to crush them all, then attack it with the Fairy Rod! (3 actions)

>>45526124
>A. Dash to the lowest point in the room, avoiding the Deku Babas, and wait for the boulder to crush them all, then attack it with the Fairy Rod! (3 actions)
Oh please let's not fuck this up

Okay, now a 3d10, best of three, DC 3.

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>45526342

Rolled 3, 2, 3 = 8 (3d10)

>>45526342

Rolled 2, 5, 9 = 16 (3d10)

>>45526342

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>45526342

>>45526389
>>45526435
>Reading comprehension

Rolled 1, 9, 9 = 19 (3d10)

>>45526342

>>45526430
>>45526432
>>45526460
Okay, not bad!

Writing...

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>>45526124
You call the fairies towards the rod, and then as best as you can dash out of the way of the first Deku Baba, it barely missing you as you roll under it. You then hear the creatures shriek as the boulder slams into them, one after the other, down the path. The final Deku Baba turns and hisses at the boulder as it comes down. As fast as you can, you bring up the Fairy Rod and direct two of them at the oversized rock, destroying it in a brilliant display.

Your heart is racing as you pull it off, then take a minute to catch your breath, dusting off your poncho. The fairies are all exceptionally impressed, you head into the room in the back for the final [Key].

As you enter it, though, you see murals on the walls again. One of a man with darkened skin, dressed in what you recognize as Gerudo clothes. Next is of a large... pig beast. Just like in your vision yesterday. It sends a chill down your spine as two of the fairies illuminate it. "Ganon..." they sigh out.

>A. Wait, that's Ganon?
>B. Ask the fairies more about this
>C. You're done here, gotta keep moving, back into the large room
>D. Something else?

>>45526688
>>A. Wait, that's Ganon?

>>45526688
>A. Wait, that's Ganon?
>B. Ask the fairies more about this

Ominous dreams that seem to shake Impa, and now a tapestry in an important place depicting it. Maybe the Faeries know more?

>>45526688
>>A. Wait, that's Ganon?
>>B. Ask the fairies more about this

>>45526688
>D. I thought it was Ganondorf?

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>>45526688
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p49R7D056dY

"Wait, that's... Ganon?" you ask, looking between the figures. You recall the legends of the monster Ganon from ages past, but... wow. There seem to be more around him, on both sides. Not as many as the Hero in Green, but they're there.

The fairies float around sadly towards the humanoid figure. "Desert King, he's been called. He was... a man once. A person by the name of Ganondorf, ruler of the Gerudo. But his heart was twisted by a cursed Power. He, like the Hero in Green, has returned a couple of times, reborn again and again. As the Demon King Ganon. What a horrible existence, born destined to be a monster..."

The fairies illuminate an area around his hand, and you can barely believe it. That's... the Triforce. "...what else do you know about him?"

The fairies go quiet for a moment. "Princess... has Impa ever told you directly about why the coup started? Why your father became corrupted by Power?"

"...no." And you can figure a few reasons why. But it seems they're about to tell you something more. "Did... did he do something with Ganon? Make some sort of power play?"

"You could say that..." one fairy comments. "You... will not like what you hear, Princess."

You've come this far. "Tell me anyway."

(cont.)

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>>45527491
The fairies gather around you. "...when rumor surfaced of the new male Gerudo born among their tribe, the King took a... drastic measure to try and prevent the 'return' of Ganon. He arrived in the Gerudo encampment, with apparent desire to welcome the newborn Gerudo King. Offer an diplomatic gesture. His true intentions... were assassination of the child. Oh, he made it look like an accident to everyone around. He even made it look like he would try to save the child. He held the dying boy in his arms, and before the child passed... the mark of Power appeared on his tiny hand. It seared the flesh of the King's palm. He was cursed for his actions as the child died. Cursed by Power. Cursed to desire it. Cursed to abuse it. Cursed to be destroyed by it."

The fairies move back to the monstrous figure. "...and upon his death, the boy would be reborn as a phantom of hatred. Ready to send Hyrule into chaos, inflict revenge upon the Kingdom that wronged him. He did just that as the civil war began... but for some reason unknown to us, he disappeared almost as rapidly as he arrived, back into the desert sands."

You sit down, head in your hands. This... you can barely take all this in. This...

>A. ...I'm sorry
>B. Who... who else knows the truth?
>C. Dream... my dream... return, the mask...
>D. Something else?

>>45527509
>B. Who... who else knows the truth?

>>45527509
>B. Who... who else knows the truth?
>C. Dream... my dream... return, the mask...

>>45527509
>B. Who... who else knows the truth?
>C. Dream... my dream... return, the mask...
Impa's going to have a lot of explaining to do when we get out of here.

>>45527509
>>B. Who... who else knows the truth?

>>45527509
>B. Who... who else knows the truth?
Almost fucked everything up as bad as Wind Waker's King. Nice job, dad.

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>>45527832

He was only aspiring to achieve true peace.

>>45527944
He was only aspiring to achieve dinner.

>>45527944
Scrub all the floors in Hyrule, then we can talk about forgiveness.

>>45527509
You almost choke out the next, obvious question. "Who... who else knows the Truth?"

One floats closer to your face. "Us and the other Great Fairies, the Sages, your attendant, and we think the previous Hero knew as well."

Of course Impa knows... wait. "D-dream... dream, I had a dream yesterday, it was that figure," you point at the wall, standing up in a jolt, "he... he said... 'return,' but then something happened to him, he turned into this... this mask... a man... laughing..." Your legs tremble slightly and you have to sit yourself back down. You take a moment to just... breathe, and really process this.

The fairies float towards you. "Mask?" You nod at her question. "What's this about a mask?" The seven others talk amongst themselves, trying to figure it out. "...perhaps it's tied to Ganon's original disappearance after all. Someone might... might have stopped him, or maybe sealed him away?"

You force yourself to stand again. "I... I don't know... but it was vivid, he... he will return. Now I'm sure of it."

The fairies gather around. "...do you intend to continue with us, Princess? What is your goal, here?"

>A. ...Of course I do! Even knowing this, I'm going fulfill my duties and save Hyrule from further chaos!
>B. I'm going to finish this, and then have a long talk with Impa...
>C. I... I don't know, maybe I shouldn't...
>D. Something else?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26ZDWYuHBeE

>>45528148
>B. I'm going to finish this, and then have a long talk with Impa...

>>45528148
>A. ...Of course I do! Even knowing this, I'm going fulfill my duties and save Hyrule from further chaos!
Coming to grips with the fact that your dad is a child murderer, even if it was ostensibly for the sake of the kingdom, is a bit much to swallow at first.

>>45528148
>A. ...Of course I do! Even knowing this, I'm going fulfill my duties and save Hyrule from further chaos!

Getting real tired of your shit, Grand Fairy!

First you manage to get split into lots of tiny fragments that are less than helpful.

Then you imply that Zelda may not have ulterior motives to attaining magical powers, just because you revealed some really shocking news about her father's mistakes in the past?

You're a real piece of work, Grand Fairy.

>>45528148
>>A. ...Of course I do! Even knowing this, I'm going fulfill my duties and save Hyrule from further chaos!

>>45528148
>A. ...Of course I do! Even knowing this, I'm going fulfill my duties and save Hyrule from further chaos!
So dad's responsible for all of this. Even more reason for us to fix it. Let's un-fuck this situation as best we can.

>>45528219
I think it's less "do you have bad intentions" and more "we just told a 16 year old girl that her baby-killing dad ruined everything, maybe we shouldn't force any more on her."

>>45528148
>A. ...Of course I do! Even knowing this, I'm going fulfill my duties and save Hyrule from further chaos!

"If my father caused this, then of COURSE I'm going to see this through to the end. I don't see anyone ELSE stepping up to save the world."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtbCrs_nR_c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3wMzF8NF9c

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>>45528148
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jux1PCGJb1Y

You take a determined stance. "I... of course I do! Even knowing this, I'm going fulfill my duties and save Hyrule from further chaos! If my father caused this, then of COURSE I'm going to see this through to the end, and make up for his mistakes. With... with him, the Hero in Green... gone, who else is going to step up and save the world?" You grip your poncho with your left hand, this... odd, warm sensation pulsing through it. "Believe me. Please. I know this is a lot to take in... I-I still haven't really processed it all yet, but I've gotten enough down to know what I need to do. What I choose to do. And that's to help Hyrule."

The fairies all exchange looks with one another. "...indeed you shall, Princess Zelda. We did not mean to doubt you on this. If anything... we're glad you've shown such resolve. This responsibility is something few would willingly take upon themselves. Thank you."

You take up the Fairy Rod and dust off your poncho. "Then let's get going! I'm going to restore you all to normal, and then we're going to start figuring out a way to save Hyrule!"

>Secret Princess Zelda Quest #2 END
>Twitter account is @KatoQm, will have status updates there
>Got some questions for the QM? Suggestions? Throw them at ask.fm/QMKato and I'll try to answer them as best I can

All right folks, that's it for this thread. I'll be around for a while for questions and such. Did y'all have fun with this one?

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>>45528830
>Did y'all have fun with this one?

Always boss

>>45528966
Why do you post that picture so much? You really suck all the meaning out of it, especially when you use it as a response to "Did you have fun?" Quit running that thing into the ground further.

>>45528966
Glad to hear it, anon.

>>45529005
Kato's wife?

>>45529026
I'm her prom date, you ugly sack of shit!

>>45528830

Thanks for running, Kato. See you next time!

>>45528830

Any idea when the next thread will be?

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>>45529026
She's currently reading.

>>45529026
Thanks for playing, anon!

>>45529089
I'm planning on Sunday, hopefully starting in the morning, possibly in the afternoon, with the goal being to get the dungeon done with and y'all on the way to the next destination of your choosing.

Incidentally, tell me if y'all have a preference on something:

Red, blue, green, or purple?

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>>45529071
Ah, woops, didn't link properly. Still, thanks.

>>45529194
Green. Whatever it is, it could inspire the people to associate something with a new Hero. Even if it has to be a Heroine.

>>45529194
Red, got to be able to handle heat.

>>45529194

Red or purple

>>45529194
Green. Can't go wrong with the classics.

>>45529194
Purple, it's our favorite color.

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>>45529283
What if it's...?

>>45529324
>>45529330
>>45529340
>>45529362
Interesting, interesting.

>>45529377
>>45529283
Even better

>>45529377
We need more Rupees.

>>45529548
But how big is our purse?

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>>45529581
Current capacity is 200.

>>45529609
We need to find some Gold Skulltulas.

>>45529609
we look like hermione granger

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>>45529614
Not quite. Wallet upgrades will be something a bit different. One can actually be bought. One... well, how does the sound of Biggoron Wallet sound?

>>45529624
Do note you have a pink tunic and blue dress as well.

It's not your Princess Dress, though. That disappeared when you fled the Castle. But rumor has it someone in Castle Town found it. And is wearing it.

>>45529858
I didn't say looking like Hermione Granger was a bad thing!

Speaking of extravagantly dressed people in Castle Town, is bug girl in this quest?

Does anyone else think we've been making choices more in like the triforce of courage than that of wisdom?

>>45531206
Thinking is half the battle.