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[younghero]

[There's muffled childish cursing and a weird angled view of a little blond boy with pointed ears. He's dressed in green and has a shield that's too large for a child, and a sword that's just right.]

This is weird.

[The boy peers at the camera, big blue eyes curious.]


Navi, where are you?

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[younghero]

"Yes, I'm on a mission for Princess Zelda. We're gonna save Hyrule."

The girl from his own dreams, and he had been in hers--symbolically, at least. She had told him he felt familiar to her, had trusted him with stories the royal family guarded--

Link bit his lip and stared at the food instead, trying to focus on the present. He missed her. He missed Navi.

Being raised by a tree and other children, his table manners were not stellar. Link took a few pieces of meat and scooped vegetables with them, using his hands.

[satori_komeiji]

Satori nods to her sister, seemingly agreeing with her assertion.

"Fair point, Koishi. I suppose it depends where and when people arrive. I've heard that some people - even from the same world - can arrive from different times. Perhaps that's why I feel the notion of 'time' isn't quite the right thing to say..."

She didn't want to confuse the boy anymore, so she turned her gaze, both physical and mental, to his mental state. Satori didn't seem to mind Link's unusual eating habits. The boy's surface thoughts seemed to imply his background was much simpler than the long-lived youkai's. Her reply was an almost instant response to the boy's worries.

"...I understand there's much you miss from home, as well. I understand, to the limit of my comprehension of your situation. But, for the time being, it might be best for you to try and find out how to support yourself here. Saving your homeland, as much as it pains me to say it, can wait. The whims of the strangers who led us here seem to think otherwise."

Satori sighed, taking a seat and setting a place for herself, calmly eating her portion of delicious grilled meats. "While I don't have much experience in world-saving endeavors, you won't get a chance to do much about it unless you find a way to leave here. Either that, or you languish here for a while and discover the mysteries behind this new world. With your youth and your wits, I'm sure you might be able to find things others overlook."