Princess Zelda Hylia (
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vatheon2012-01-18 12:59 am
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Investigation
Who: Zelda and ALL THE PEOPLE
Where: All over Vatheon, even on the island a bit
When: January 18-23rd, day and night (though not too late at night)
Style: Either
Status: Open!
Maybe you notice the princess staring too long at something, or maybe you notice the Sheikah scaling new heights to investigate those hard to reach places - but Zelda is definitely on the prowl for information now that the faeries are gone. She wisely avoids the ruins of the church, but nowhere else public seems to be beyond her interest. At least she doesn't break into people's houses like the other Hylian here in Vatheon.
Where: All over Vatheon, even on the island a bit
When: January 18-23rd, day and night (though not too late at night)
Style: Either
Status: Open!
Maybe you notice the princess staring too long at something, or maybe you notice the Sheikah scaling new heights to investigate those hard to reach places - but Zelda is definitely on the prowl for information now that the faeries are gone. She wisely avoids the ruins of the church, but nowhere else public seems to be beyond her interest. At least she doesn't break into people's houses like the other Hylian here in Vatheon.
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Well that's right. Orihara Izaya. On his usual prowl throughout Vatheon, he had noticed Zelda as he was just about to leave the restaurant he'd eaten dinner at. So, he had decided to follow after the princess. It had been a while since he had so much as spoken to the woman. What could she possibly be doing out this late?
He walks after her silently for quite a while, until finally, he decides to present herself.
It's somewhere in the park that he decides to step out from behind one of the many trees, a calm smile on his face.
"Princess Zelda," he greeted, "Good evening. What's got you out and about tonight?"
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Zelda was all smiles when she turned to Izaya. "Hello, Izaya. I'm taking a walk around the city. That curse was dreadful, I think I have a bit of cabin fever."
She wasn't adverse to telling him more, but she wouldn't reveal what she was doing that easily. She wanted to see if Izaya was doing something similar first.
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"Yes, it was," he agreed after a moment. "It came at a very inconvenient time to say the least," he said with a heavy sigh before he looked back at Zelda out of the corner of his eye.
"So why are you exploring around Vatheon this late at night? Did the princess lose something?"
Suddenly, he's that much closer to Zelda and leaning in close to her personal space. "I'd imagine that Sheik would be a lot more efficient at this job than you? But then again..." he trailed off, waltzing around Zelda in a complete circle until he stopped next to her, still leaning down with a smirk now present on his face.
"It's very interesting that he doesn't live with you. I thought that he did? Odd that he doesn't appear on the residential registrar though," he said. Or rather it was more or less his registrar. He kept a close eye on where everyone lived. It was valuable information really. "Ah and I never knew you had such a cruel side to yourself, Zelda! The way you treat poor Link. Shame. He's no better than a child and yet you're so negative towards hm. Tsk, tsk. But I guess I shouldn't be too surprised since you find company with someone like Shizu-chan."
Yes, Zelda, he has been watching you closely.
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The princess rested the hand that bore the mark of the Triforce on her hip. "You are correct. A Sheikah is far more efficient at searching for something than I would be. But it is not as if they can see every detail. Different people focus on different things. Sheik and I are both searching Vatheon today. As for why he doesn't appear on the registrar - how am I to know? If the loss of the faeries are any indication, there is trouble with Vatheon's administration currently."
Her eyes darkened as she continued. "As for the replica of Link - do you really think that's good for him, by the way, to refer to him with someone else's name? He needs his own - I did overreact the first couple times we met. He was created by my enemy. I am not infallible. It pleases me that he is being cared for, because I do not think I could do it. I am a little curious why you decided to do it, but I am grateful. Can we agree to not talk about it further? It isn't a topic I'm comfortable with."
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"Say Zelda," he said, "Why are you kind to me? Do you want to understand me? Or something like that?" he asked, his voice seemingly sincerely curious. Not as much prying.
As for the mention of the handsome blond guardian, Izaya's smile remained still and gentle. "I miss Sheik. He's very handsome," he said, watching Zelda's face. "I'll have to keep my eye out for him," he said and looked away from Zelda as though he expected to see the man in question sweep by. Of course, he did not. "Is that the conclusion you've made? Ah...Link was very concerned with the death of his fairy. I hadn't seen him so upset before," Izaya said, recalling how his roommate had been so blatantly distressed.
"Someone else's name? My, Zelda, do you come from a world in which there is no one with the same name? My name is pretty unusual from my world but I'm still not the only one who's ever had it," Izaya said, his tone condescending as ever. "Besides, don't you think it's cruel to hold that against him when he was simply created in his current existence. He's just a child, Zelda. Mentally anyway. I'm helping him with that though. Ah? Why, Zelda, I've had such a horrible reputation that I've decided to be good. I want to redeem myself and I want people to actually like me. It's not really a charity case but I highly doubt that he'd judge me as others might. I selected my roommates very carefully. Ion is just as sweet and innocent. Okay, and he's also very easy on the eyes but that's okay, isn't it?"
He knew that he was rambling but that wasn't the most uncommon thing for Izaya. Either way, despite his claim to desire a reasonable reputation, his expression didn't change once. "Of course, Zelda. Most people are uncomfortable with admitting to their flaws. I understand. How has the princess been otherwise?"
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As she sat by the Plaza, she noticed something rather odd. Hasn't she seen this person pass by a couple of times already? Was there something she was looking for? Normally Chitose wouldn't randomly go up to talk to people but she needed to get her mind off of Mathias. "Is there something you need, miss?" Although she was sure she talked to her before, she never got her name.
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"Not in particular. I'm sorry, I didn't introduce myself the last time we spoke, did I? My name is Zelda," she said, offering her hand.
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"Are you sure? I have been seeing you around lately."
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Zelda looked up at the dome. "I am sure. I wanted to see if anything was different now, but it all seems the same. It's rather frustrating."
It was infuriating, even. Was there not trouble with Vatheon's leadership, then? Did they just explode all those creatures for fun?
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What if I should have saved her? What if I failed at saving all of the faeries? He rubbed his neck, shifting uncomfortably on the branch. I've got to get to the bottom of why this happened and make whoever did it pay!
A rustle in the leaves of the tree next to his caught his ears, snapping him from his thoughts. "Hello?"
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"Hello," he said quietly.
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"You're the guy from the other day, the other person from Hyrule. You didn't tell me your name." The shadow looks to the side, breaking eye contact. "Did... did you hear about the faeries?"
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"I saw. It was cruel. I didn't know they were actually alive until then," he admitted. After considering it for a little while, he continued. "My name is Sheik."
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"Hello, Miss Zelda." he greeted eventually. A soft smile appeared on his face.
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She folded her hands in front of her politely. "Were you safe during the recent curse?"
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"But... what happened recently..." thinking about what happened to those poor fairies, he saddened a little.
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Zelda rested a hand on his shoulder. "Faeries do not live in the same way that you and I do, though. If they were true faeries, they have merely abandoned their forms in this world and returned to their own."
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Any friend of Medic's is a friend of Heavy's (and mine. :B)
"Oh, am sorry! Did not see you there."
Yay~ I think the person Zelda was going to get ahold of to paint the base dropped, sob
"I-it's quite alright. Here, you dropped some things." The princess knelt down to pick up a couple of the packages. "Quite the shopping trip!"
It's alright, it's the thought that counts anyway. Am sure Medic will not mind much.
I hope you can manage sufficient amounts of RED on your own~
She looked over the supplies curiously, but didn't handle them.
We should be able to cover it! Medic and Heavy are credits to team.
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Yeah just excuse her, she really gets going sometimes. XD
It's fine, Heavy doesn't talk much so someone has to. :B
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How did I miss this?! orz...
It's okay! We all make mistakes~
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...I thought I replied to this...
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"Hey. Do you need something?"
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"No, not in particular. May I ask what the creature with you is? Is it sentient?" She tilted her head, looking down at Espeon. It seemed intelligent, at least.
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"Well, of course he is," he replied. "Most Pokemon are, especially Psychic-types like Espeon."
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"I'm sorry, I didn't introduce myself. My name is Zelda."
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Why hello there Cheren.