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The Legend of Zelda: Depths of the Sea (1)
“Twenty-thousand Leagues under the sea and he thinks it’s a vacation.” Link heard his crewmate’s sass before he felt the slap of a wet cloth against his face, thrusting him from sleep. He pulled the damp cloth off and wiped his eyes as he listened to her chastise him again. “You’re so lazy — don’t think you’re getting out of recon duty. I went last time.” When he looked at the Gerudo, she was akimbo and held fast pursed lips and furrowed brow. Her fiery red hair was pulled back into a very professional bun, accentuating her sharp cheekbones. “At least when Link goes, he doeLiteratureThe Legend of Zelda: Depths of the Sea (2)
Link showed the strange orb to his crewmates during dinner that evening; everyone wanted their hands on it. It was dull, chipped as though it was made of glass, and so dirty that it looked like grime had somehow gotten inside. It was difficult to see, even under the bright fluorescent lights in the dining quarter, but there was a symbol on it. Three crescent moons spooning one another until it came to rest on a smaller, full moon — at least, that’s what it may have been. When it was pointed out, the crew speculated. “Maybe it's got something to do with the moon cycles?” Came the most obvious observation from Neeko. &#LiteratureLetters to Marileen | 3 ~ Your Friend, the Reaper
Three days after her initial arrival, Marileen tended toward bounding around the house in an attempt to hang out with both of her roommates at the same time. She talked quickly and couldn't sit still, leaving Handwing in a dizzied, tired state. He often felt the urge to nap after his interactions with her. What really irked him, though, was she always seemed to get into his stash. He tried to talk to Vilkas about it and was met with a response that infuriated him. “Uh, they’re technically mine,” he’d said matter-of-factly, “you used my money to buy them.” Vilkas was just lucky he had a
LiteratureSowing Seeds - 5: The Hyacinth Fields
A day after promising that he could speak with Fred and Ernest, Dahlia and Lily walked with Shadow toward Fred’s home. He helped lug a covered cart filled with vegetables, tubers, and fruit, which Lily explained was for the big city farmers market. The cart clacked across the cobblestones as he hiked down the pathway through the forest and grassy acreage, passing several homes. All the way there, he thought about the question he’d ask and how to get his answers, if they had any for him. Down the path, around the corner, and through to the other side of the thicket, another bunch of houses lined up. On the porch of the first house
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