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Thread: Legend of Zelda: The Five Stones (Agnores x Candira)

The sharp sound of a young man's voice cut her off and she gasped, nearly dropping the grooming brush she held. She turned to see a young man in the doorway, his harsh demand still lingering between them. He had a sword and shield and a look in his eye that startled her. The redhead set the brush down and pet the horse's nose before turning to the young blond man. I'm sorry, but I can't do that right now. The look in his eyes said he was full of anger and hurt and she could only guess what horrors he'd lived through today. She frowned just a bit and took a step forward. This isn't a good time to leave, and none of the horses here are ready to travel. They need to rest if they're going to go further than just out of the ranch. She stayed a few feet away from him, but she was able to get a good view of him. Clear blue eyes filled with hurt and what she imagined to be rage. He had a handsome face--not overly masculine, but not feminine. He was obviously a strong young man with some skill. He had the bearing of a proud knight, but not the armor or years of experience. She sighed softly and tilted her head. Listen, if you can wait until morning I'll make sure there's a horse ready for you on one condition--you're not taking it back to Castle Town. She stood there, wondering if he could understand that it wasn't a good idea to charge out for revenge. It wasn't a good idea to travel when you were exhausted physically and emotionally. It wasn't wise to pick a fight with grief in your heart and vengeance on your mind. Of course, even if he understood that it wasn't a good idea, that didn't mean it would stop him from doing it. It didn't mean that he wouldn't try. At least this way she could be certain that the refugees wouldn't be given away, the horses would be well-rested, and this idiot wasn't actually going to the castle for his revenge. There was only one way to make sure that he didn't do it--she would have to go with him.
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Link glared at the girl. She was in his way, stopping him for no good reason. She would move out of his way or Link would move her out of the way. She would not stop his journey, not now, not when he finally had something to do other than cry and be useless like half the knights here. I didn't ask for permission. I said give me a horse. I need to go, and now. Link quickly thought of his first destination. Probably the Lost Woods. That seemed the best place to head for now. It was the farthest from Castle Town, and he'd be there a few days. It would give things elsewhere in the kingdom time to calm down before he left. Preferably the fastest one. I have things to do. Link tried to step around her, eyeing the nearest horse and approaching it. I would also prefer you hurry.
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She was a bit taken aback by his gruff demeanor and arrogant demands. Just who the hell did he think he was, exactly? He may have been through a lot, and he may have had a plan that had an infinitesimally small chance of success, but that didn't give him the right to walk around and make demands--especially when it involved her horses. She wasn't one to be harsh without reason, but if this wasn't reason, she didn't know what was. Of course, Epona wasted no time setting that to straights. The horse Link was looking at, Malon's horse, was very particular about who rode her. She was the fastest and strongest the ranch had to offer, but she only ever let Malon ride her, and anyone else who approached was treated...poorly. The horse lifted its hoof and set it down on a nearby pitchfork, sending the handle straight up, bashing Link in the leg. Malon merely smirked. Sorry, hun, but the fastest horse here is Epona, and it seems she's rather...unimpressed with you. Most of the other horses in here are workhorses and won't be getting you anywhere fast. The two who pulled your wagon are exhausted and still riled up, so pushing them wouldn't be wise at this point. And in your current state, I wouldn't trust you to handle one of our animals. She stood, glaring at him now, hands on her hips. You don't give commands here, boy. This isn't the castle, this isn't your home, this is my ranch. This is my domain and my home. Don't come in here making demands like you're more important than anyone else. Working with a tired animal, or even just one that doesn't trust you, is a fools errand, and you'll be dead before you get where you're going if you charge out of here without a clear head and an actual plan! Now either wait until tomorrow, or start walking.
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Link hopped around, cursing. The he glared at the horse than at Malon, and his glare deepened as she went on. He stepped up, his face now a scowl. Don't you command me, girl , like you know anything about anything. I have a plan, I have a clear head, and I don't have time for a stuck-up rancher and her damnable horse to get in my way. Link shoved past Malon, stomping off towards the ranches main gates. Anything was better than just sitting here, even a fool's errand and possibly a waste of time like trying to get the Five Stones. Even having to walk, he would make it to the Lost Woods and find the Stone there, or he would die trying. He didn't really care about the true outcome of the events. As Link walked off, he began to calm. Slowly he started to regret how he had treated the girl. Had his dad been here to see any of that, Link would have likely been removed from consideration for the Knights. True Knights were supposed to be level-headed and kind to all, fair and staunch defenders of all the denizens of Hyrule. He had been a spoiled child in his dealings with her, but Link couldn't quite let it go that she should have let him take a horse in go. He probably shouldn't have reacted as poorly as he did, but it was on her for not giving him a horse and making this easier on him. Link's leg smarted painfully. Cursing under his breathe, Link headed for the ranch's main gates, but came to a stop when he noticed the two guards. They must have been there to prevent people like Link from getting out and doing anything stupid. He sighed, getting annoyed again with how much trouble this was becoming. He approached the gate guards, attempting to walk by them. He didn't get far before one of the guards caught up to him. Link! Link tried to keep walking, but a hand on his shoulder stopped him. Link. Link looked up, seeing the Knight who had told him of his father's death. Seething with sudden anger, Link shrugged his shoulder from the Knight's hands. What do you want, Link asked, gruffly. Stay in the Ranch, please. For your safety. The Knight looked legitimately concerned for Link, but that only served to anger Link more. Despite knowing better, a part of Link blamed this man for his father's death. No, you say in the Ranch. For your safety. Link retorted, then turned and ran as fast as he could away. He was breath was coming in heaves before he realized he wasn't being followed, and he fell over, trying to catch his breathe. Well, he thought, that could have been more difficult.
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Link had rested where he had fell for a little bit before picking himself up and walking in the direction he had begun to run. He wasn't entirely sure how far into the Field he was, or what direction he was exactly heading, but it didn't matter to him. He'd find his way eventually. And sure enough, he found a river. Quickly, Link decided to follow the river's flow South, knowing that the Lost Woods were South of Castle Town. He wasn't sure how far of a walk from where he was the woods were, but he would get there. Eventually. Hopefully. As it neared dark, Link started to realize how quickly he had rushed off without thought. He didn't have any food, and by this point he was exhausted. His stomach growled and Link sighed. Suddenly, he wished he had waited until after supper to leave, or even until the next day. At least then he would have a horse and food. However, he would have had to explain his intentions to others and no one would be as gung-ho about it as Link would. After all, it was a shot in the dark. A stupid shot in the dark. But it was one that Link would take. If it gave him the power to fight Ganon, it was worth it. And that was all Link cared about. Eventually, Link found a tree by the river and stopped, setting his sword and shield next to the tree while he sat down next to it. He pulled his boots off and sat them to a side, and sighed as he leaned back. He was starving. He hoped the Lost Woods were near. Maybe he could find some food there.
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Once she'd finished her chores, Malon found Leia and asked the girl about Link and the information she'd given to him. While Leia reproduced Link's father's map, Malon set about getting ready to search for the lad. Hopefully, he was still alive. She'd gotten a good four hours of sleep, taken a bath, and packed a few sets of clothes, extra shoes, and camping supplies--plus extras for the boy. She found herself wondering more and more if she would need to use the medical supplies she was packing up. It was distressing to know that she was partly responsible for this mess, but also that he had actually done something far more stupid than she'd thought. The girl pulled her hair back into a braid and tied it with a yellow ribbon, and put on riding pants beneath her skirt. Once she was sure she had everything she would need, she headed down to see her father to tell him what had happened. Of course, he was worried about the young man. Malon, his sweet daughter, the only thing left of his wife, was the most stubborn young woman he'd ever had the pleasure of meeting. There would be no talking her out of seeing this young man along in his journey. And he couldn't deny that someone with that much rage and grief storming through him would need someone calm and cheerful like Malon--and someone like Malon to call him out when he was being too idiotic for his own good. The girl was a talented rider, had strength and cunning, and knew how to live off of the land if necessary. She was a good healer and he knew that she would do well in the woods. So he gave her as much advice as he could and got together a nice stockpile of provisions for her and the young man to share for awhile. He gave her several bottles to take with her, telling her to fill one with lon lon milk. And when all was said and done, he hugged her fiercely before taking her to the pasture to get Epona. His little girl sang out her mother's song in a clear and beautiful voice and the horse came running, searching for Malon as though she were the only person in the world who mattered. Yes, as long as the two of them were together, things would be alright. He helped Malon saddle the horse and situate the packs properly before Leia presented the girl with the map and set her on her way. It wasn't long before Epona found her way to the Zora River, heading Southerly from there. Malon nearly didn't see him--but she was certain that that was the boy, sitting against a tree. He had to be freezing and starving by now. And what was he thinking sleeping like that? Didn't he know he was a sitting duck? Ugh! What an IDIOT. She came to a stop and climbed off of the horse, petting her mane to calm a bit before she walked up to the sleeping boy and leaned down to him, gently shaking his shoulders. Link?
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Link hadn't been sure when he had fallen asleep. It had been cold enough he had put his boots back on. He had tried to make a fire, his failed attempts surrounding his sleeping position around the tree. He had curled up, his knees up to his chest and his arms wrapped around his legs, his head resting on his knees. He had been starving, and very cold. For the longest time Link thought that sleep would be impossible, and that he would be forced back to Lon Lon Ranch to better think his adventure. He had begun to regret running off like he had, but his fierce stubbornness and the thought of proving that girl at the ranch right kept him from moving. Now, after only a couple hours of sleep, Link found himself being shook away. He looked up lazily, briefly forgetting he was out in the Hyrule Field, thinking he was being shook awake by his mother. It came as a shock, then, to see the girl from the ranch looking at him. Link hollered, pulling away and scampering backwards, his training temporarily forgotten. He jumped to his feet, staring at the girl before recognition finally set in. His expression twisted to irritation, and he almost growled at her. What the hell are you doing here, scaring me like that? Link shot, stomping forward and grabbing his father's sword and shield, beginning to strap them up and onto his back. He refused to look back at her, embarrassment turning to anger inside of him. He noticed the horse, noticing the packs upon the horses back. A loud growl of his stomach betrayed Link, showing he was in need of more help than he cared to admit.
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Patient though she was, Malon wasn't going to deal with his shitty attitude this entire time. Just be glad I'm not one of Ganon's men here to kill you for deserting. She stood and brushed herself off, ignoring his rather brusque outburst. I should think you'd be a little more grateful to someone who came after your stupid hide. You don't even have the means to make a fire at night or something warm to sleep in. And I know that you don't have food and didn't eat any before you left. She rolled her eyes as he strapped his sword and shield back on. Listen, I'm just here to help you, okay? I'm not going to try to bring you back to the ranch with me. I'm going to try to help you reach the temple in the Lost Woods. She proceeded to explain Leia's role in all this and then tilted her head. I'll help you with food and supplies if you're dead set on trying. I know what it's like to lose someone. I know what it is to wish there was something you could do to change that or something you could fight to avenge them. I understand. But I'll only help you if you drop the attitude. You know you need my help, so quit acting like you can do it all by yourself.
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If I had stayed any longer than I had, I wouldn't have been able to leave at all. Her next statement caused Link's face to darken, and he spun around as he spoke, finally finished strapping on his weapon and shield. He stepped forward towards Malon. For a moment it looked like he was going to let out another tirade of rudeness and stupidity, but his brain seemed to finally catch up with his mouth as he features softened just a tad. He closed his eyes, sighed, and crossed his arms. Whatever, he said, looking away. If you wanna help, you can start with food. I am starving. Part of him was angry that Malon had tried to understand how he felt, how she had tried to understand his need to do something, to fight something. She was a girl, how could she possibly understand!? However, Link couldn't bring himself to be angry at her if she had lost someone important to her as well. It was a strangely rational thought coming from his overly irrational mind, but it gnawed at Link and prevented him from yelling at the poor girl. She had lost someone too, then. She wanted to help and had things that Link needed to complete his journey. His poorly planned, brashly sat out upon journey. As Link waited for the food, even he had to admit this girl was a blessing. However, Link was sure that thought would pass.
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I'm going to let that last one slide because you're in a lot of pain. But just a word to the wise? It's best not to mess with people who make your food. With a pointed look in his direction, she took a few things from the packs on Epona's back and led the horse to the tree to rest. She took a few pieces of tinder and set to building a fire before using flint and stone to spark it to life, blowing on it just a little to bring it up. She'd lit it like a pro, and she didn't really give any thought to the fact that he hadn't lit one at night. It was probably smarter, strategically. But since this was the middle of the morning, she didn't much care. She broke off a decent sized chunk of bread and gave that to link while she got to making something creamy but lacking in meat for breakfast. She poured him a bowl and took a small serving for herself. The rest is yours if you want more when you finish. There's lon lon milk in there, so it should help restore your energy. With that, she handed him a spoon and dug into her own little meal. Hopefully he'd be more agreeable with food in his stomach.
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Link scoffed at the girl, standing there and watching her work. She knew how to light a fire, which was a skill Link never picked up. It was rare for a Knight to leave Castle Town, and rarer for one to go alone. Most Knights knew how to start a fire, so it was unlikely Link would have been ever paired up with a Knight who couldn't light a fire if one was necessary. Still, Link's growing sense of inadequacy was only adding to his irritation. He took the bread from her, scarfing it down in no time as he took a seat near the fire. The food she then made was wholly appreciated even if it did lack in meat though Link made it a point not to show it. Link dug into his bowl noisily, hungrily slurping it up. It was good, and Link did feel heartened after his first bowl. He dug into the rest with gusto, not paying much heed to the girl who had made it for him. When he had finished several bowls and felt content, Link laid back on his arms, letting out a contented sigh. When he glanced at Malon, for the first time, his eyes showed a general sense of contentment rather than anger or pain. It seemed that, for the moment, Link had forgotten his troubles. For something without meat, that was pretty good. He said to her, nodding. Thanks. He sat up, his expression becoming serious. So as for what we are doing. We are looking for a Temple in the Lost Woods. Now, its well known that if you aren't very careful, you will end up lost. You have to take precautions when going into the Lost Woods. It earned its name for a reason. Link's old angry self was gone, now, his voice calm and cool. It seemed he had finally gained enough sense to think about what he was doing. There is an old wives' tale in Castle Town that the reason you always seem to get lost in the Lost Woods is that there is a village of fairy people who use magic to keep outsiders away. He looked up at Malon, thinking. All the map tells me is that the temple is in the Lost Woods. I've never heard any Knight who went into the Lost Woods say anything about a temple...so I'm tempted to believe the old wives' tale. Maybe its the guardians of the temple trying to keep outsiders away from it. So, if we go by that assumption, we are going to have to find a way to break the magic to actually find the temple. Link tilted his head to one side, a curious look coming over his face. I don't imagine you would know anything about dispelling magic.
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He was different now, somehow. Some of the anger had died away to leave a normally intelligent person. And one who wasn't horribly rude. Apparently food went a long way to improving his disposition. That and time. And realizing that he needed help. Well, she was far more willing to work with this young man than the one she'd met last night in the stables. But then for awhile, she'd felt that anger herself. When she'd become old enough to feel the frustration, the anger of her mother's death--a death that she'd felt was her fault for the longest time. She smiled a little at him and set to cleaning up the dishes which now had very little left in them. The river wasn't far. She could take care of them there. For now, it was important to listen to him, however. So while she listened, she put out the fire and got everything ready to carry. Hmm...Well, I haven't heard of the village of fairy people, but I have heard of the Lost Woods. I don't know anything about dispelling magic, but it's possible that the magic isn't really a factor here. None of the legends I've heard say anything about that. Maybe it's something else. But if it is, maybe we can find clues when we get there. Optimism. That was important in a mission like this. Luckily for Link, he wouldn't have to supply it all. He could count on her to back him up. Whether something came of this journey or not, Malon was certain that it was a journey Link needed to take.
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Link watched as she cleaned the dishes and listened to her, thinking. It was true, it could not be magic at all. None of the Knights who had ventured into the Lost Woods had mentioned magic of any sort, though they did indeed talk about how easy it was to get lost in the woods. Each Knight seemed to have his own way of preventing it, however, and it never seemed like fighting magic had been a part of it. Of course, it wasn't like Link could remember any of their plans. At the time, he had't really cared. I guess so. We should probably head out soon. We're likely to be in the Lost Woods overnight, but I'd like to get some searching in before that point. Link nodded, and when Malon was done washing the bowls, he offered to help her get everything packed up so they could set out. It would be an easy journey to the Lost Woods, just follow the river South, but the journey in the woods themselves would not be easy. Link had never personally been, but he had heard enough stories about the dense tries to know the Horse would not like it much there. Of course, Link could still remember the pain in his shin the horse had caused, and felt it would be fair repentance. He wouldn't tell Malon that, of course.
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Malon finished washing the dishes they'd used and repacked them carefully, making sure that everything was safely stored. The horse couldn't go everywhere, so the bags were easily detached and carried with them. None of the packs were terribly heavy. She'd done her best to pack lightly. For now, though, they probably needed to get going. The less time they spent out in the open, the better their chances of pulling this off. Assuming, of course, that the legends were true. And she had to hope that they were or she feared that the young man she was traveling with would be swallowed by despair and anger. His need for vengeance would consume him and he would find himself in an early grave. Why did she care so much about a stranger? She could relate to that feeling of loss and guilt. The need to put things right, though nothing could be done. Looking at him now, as he explained where they needed to be, she really hoped that he would make it through. Epona won't be able to traverse the woods well. She'll need to stay along the outskirts. We can carry the packs ourselves when we're inside. Don't worry, though. I'll be able to call her to us again if she wanders off for protection. With that, she stood up and climbed into the saddle, holding Epona's reins. Climb up, she said with a smile.