“If I hear anything dangerous, should I tell you? Rebellion? An Army of Darkness? That sort of thing?” Consider this your first encounter with real, proper politics.” You are a princess, and you know this is not child’s games. “And for the love of the Gods, do not test Lord Ganondorf’s patience. I cannot imagine their accommodations are as grand as the Castle, but it will be only for a little while.” “Behave while you are a guest in their fortress. Something about this whole affair prickled with tension and unprecedented force. Zelda quickly was getting sick of being pushed this way and that way. He pulled her aside, behind the baggage train. “She will be.” Her father’s scorn was almost as cutting. I trust that is sufficient time to… settle her attitudes?” Five weeks, from today, she will return, and promptly. Zelda feared the joke they shared amongst themselves. His entourage, sisters or aunts, smiled, but not at her.
“There are no more capable hands,” said Ganondorf. I trust my daughter is in capable hands.” “Ah, I must again thank you for this generous opportunity, esteemed Lord. He did not look down at her, but instead regarded her father the King of Hyrule, who had only just arrived. Even at somewhat of a distance, she could barely see above his prickled chin. The mount’s rider was similarly scaled, mountainous over his kin. Each well-shod hoof was wider than a plate, and its thick legs were long enough for Zelda to run underneath its wide barrel. Ganondorf’s mount was the largest beast she had ever seen- beyond even the war-steeds of the Knights. One horse stood out of the chorus by towering height. The baggage train was neatly set out beside her, and before her a run of women riders stood, clutching fine-limbed desert horses by rein and by lead. Zelda clutched her small satchel as she was forced out into the pre-dawn courtyard. Perhaps it is a symbol for what already has occurred. Perhaps it is a warning of a future you cannot let manifest. Perhaps it is the true and destined future.
But to interpret what it means… that may take more discovery. "I trust you fully that you did see what you saw. "But…what about my vision! You know it’s true… and if I’m not here…!" I must respect his wishes for you, I’m afraid.” But your father the King also is of your same blood. “Princess, I am faithful to the Royal Family, befitting of my kin. "Impa! You know this is wrong! I need to stay here to protect the Triforce!"Īs ever, her pale guard betrayed no secret of passion or movement. The tall Sheikah walked alongside impassively as two of her father’s men were forced to chase the princess down the hall. Zelda had to be physically separated from her handmaid.
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