Tea in the park

[zelda_hylia]

Who: Zelda and Shizuo, but open to crashes from people who have CR with them and would do that sort of thing
Where: The park
When: Late afternoon, January 3rd
Status: Semi-open

After spending a little longer than she had intended to making herself presentable to the general public again, Zelda made her way to the park. It was nice, meeting someone with no particular reason behind it. She'd never done anything like it back home, that was for certain. Her spirits lifted, she settled down on a bench with two thermoses of sweet tea. Oh, she had certainly thought of using the nice tea set that Izaya gave her for Christmas, but she couldn't imagine that Shizuo would be very appreciative if he found out where it had come from.

She spread her skirt out properly with a small sigh of distress, noting how threadbare it was getting. Maybe Izaya was right, she should go get some more gowns...

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[zelda_hylia]

Zelda didn't understand what she had done, but she could tell that Shizuo was upset. Was it because he had lost control? It didn't enter her mind that he was upset at being compared to Dark Link. She didn't consider him a monster, after all. A magical construct, yes, but it was as she had said to him: You're a person. We can be friends.

She took the thermoses without fear, sighing. "It's unfortunate that he showed up. I was going to have someone more skilled at this sort of thing speak with him... I'm afraid I can't do it myself."

Her ears lowered. It was pathetic. Just because he wore Link's face, she was completely useless.

"Perhaps we can do this another time, when he understands more about people."

[a_violent_end]

Zelda may have called the "creature of dark magic" a person in an effort to diffuse the situation, but the way she had reacted to him indicated otherwise - at least as Shizuo interpreted it.

"Maybe," he replied, again with a short nod. "Sorry I couldn't help more." There was no way he'd ever be able to sit down and have a conversation with someone who was clearly volatile. Not when Shizuo himself was volatile, as he had just made clear.

"Anyway, I'll see you. Thanks for the tea."

[zelda_hylia]

She nodded and let him go on his way, looking down at the replicated Master Sword with disgust. Zelda vowed to direct her anger to the correct person next time - to Ganondorf, the one who had violated not only the image of her friend, but that of a sacred relic as well.

She'd just have to remember that it wasn't Dark Link's fault.