>You are Princess Zelda, heir to the fallen throne of Hyrule
>Your father, corrupted by Power, died in a coup, your Kingdom shattered in a civil war 10 years ago, the Hero in Green giving his life to ensure you escaped the conflict
>An uneasy peace has returned to the land, but omens of a descent into greater chaos than before loom on the horizon
>You, Zelda Hyrule, have the potential to claim your birthright and restore the Kingdom to what it once was, bring back true peace to the lands. Your path ahead is not set in stone; you must chisel it in yourself. What kind of Legend will you create?
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Your return to Kakariko is already certainly an eventful one. Monster attacks increasing in frequency. The boy in red. The girl with "your eyes." And not a word of Impa since you last saw her on the start to your journey. Madas knows nothing of her whereabouts, but as he reminds you, if she doesn't want to be found, you're not going to find her. And for good reason, usually.
There's probably not much else to do aside from catch up with the locals, though if you stick around long enough you may be able to get some more information on the girl that's been helping them. Still, there's the goal ahead of Death Mountain, and the boy in red. And if the last Temple was any indication...
>A. Ask around town, see if there has been any troubles coming to the Gorons recently before heading off >B. Try to stick around and gather info on the girl >C. There's no time to waste, on to Death Mountain! >D. Something else?
Elijah Reyes
>>C. There's no time to waste, on to Death Mountain!
Carter Collins
A. Ask around town, see if there has been any troubles coming to the Gorons recently before heading off
B. Try to stick around and gather info on the girl.
We've been doing pretty well but a potential sidequest or two couldn't hurt. Ditto for more Rupees and Pieces of Heart.
Juan Hill
>A. Ask around town, see if there has been any troubles coming to the Gorons recently before heading off >3AM run for me suffer
Isaiah Collins
Very sorry user.
Matthew Martin
>C. There's no time to waste, on to Death Mountain!
Anthony Brown
>A. Ask around town, see if there has been any troubles coming to the Gorons recently before heading off >B. Try to stick around and gather info on the girl
You decide to hold out on heading straight up Death Mountain and investigate the town, trying to see if there has been any troubles coming up there to the Gorons as of late. To your surprise, and slight relief, there hasn't been anything that the Gorons couldn't handle themselves. Though from the guards, you do find something curious.
"If anything, I'd say the Gorons have been getting even tougher and hardier than usual, like they're preparing themselves for something."
"How do you mean?" you question.
"Last time one of them was down here coincided with an attack. Merchant Goron, you might recognize him when you see him, Termina. The flower one."
You nod, recalling the Goron. He's been around a few times a year selling rare flowers to the town for cheaper prices than they'd seem to be. Always seemed exceedingly gentle. "What about him?"
"See, one of the monsters managed to get through the defenses. Bokoblin. He was headed to the middle of town when the Goron spotted him making his way towards one of the kids." The guard laughs. "You should have seen it. The Goron just casually picked the creep off the ground and tossed him over the windmill."
...
He did what.
(cont.)
Jonathan Smith
The guard smiles at the expression on your face. "It's true! Right over the windmill! I asked about it with just about the same look you have. He claimed it was nothing, his big brother threw a Moblin twice that distance."
...this should be good news, but, that almost seems too fantastic to believe. Though given what you've been through in the last few days, it seems slightly tame. Next up is the girl, and you locate some of the children that saw her.
"Was reeeeeaaaaally fast, like a hawk, but wore robes that covered her from head to toe." a boy tells you, making wooshing noises for emphasis.
"I sawwww... her eyes!" a little girl tells you, swaying back and forth. "Theeeeey were... uhhhh... they looked like yours, Miss Termina. I think they were green, like that boy!"
...boy? In green?
>A. Ask for further info, what boy, and what about this girl? >B. Tell the girl there should be no boy wearing green around >C. Stick around town for a while, maybe try and see if you lure this person out >D. Head up Death Mountain after you're finished talking with the children >E. Something else?
