Apocalypse Here...

Kiara remained silent about her own dark secrets...Vaati stared at her intently, as if he could pry the information from her with the power of his mind.

Airas continued to stroke Tara's hair gently. "There, there...we can get rid of her anytime you like." she cooed. "I mean, we've got six of eight Sages present and accounted for, and Link has a pretty big sword. I'm sure we could work something out."

Tara grinned through her tears. "Rabid moblins. Bridges. Sages. Swords. Right, we'll figure something out..."

Airas hugged Tara around the neck, "Right, so let's just put on a smile, and I'll get that organic tea."

Airas was tempted to suck the sadness right out of Tara, but...she didn't. Releasing the Wyndryder, the little girl skipped away to boil some water.

Link stared after the little girl, half-smiling. "She's such a trip."

"Yeah...but that makes her so right..." Tara stood, dusting herself off.

Scy watched her, a thoughtful look on her face.

Tara noticed. "What?"

"Oh...nothing."

Zelda was lost in her thoughts, "...I still don't understand her..." she said, her blue eyes looking to the wagon.

Link shrugged, "I don't suppose we ever will..."

Aqua, utterly lost, decided it was best to take this opportunity to slink off.

Tara ran a sleeve across her eyes. "Well, that was more than I wouldv'e wanted to in a while...but now that's gone, and we can deal with other things."

"Precisely. Namely getting a certain pair of someones back here." Zelda said, raising an eyebrow.

"And getting rid of a someone in the process." Tara grinned cheerfully, spookily excited about sending Iko off. "So, then. Any ideas of where to look for the diabolical duo?"

Airas returned with the tea, staring at it intently and taking slow steps so as not to spill it all over the place.

"Here you are, Tara..." she cried, smiling.

Link looked amused. "Well, the little one seems to be the one with all the ideas...what do you think, Airas?"

"...What do I think about what?"

"Thank you," Tara said, taking the cup and sipping at it. "We wanted to know if you had any ideas about how to get Fell and Kadomi back."

"In one piece," added Scy.

Airas shrugged.

"Well, where won't they be?"

Kiara nodded, "Logical. I approve. They won't be in the Forest or the Lake..."

Airas's mouth set into a hard line. "No. They won't. They'll probably avoid Castle Town and Zora's Domain, as well as Death Mountain, unless that's where Fell ran off to."

"No, couldn't go there. There's major construction and you'd have to climb over the debris if you wanted to get anywhere near there. So eliminate that,"Keahi said, being surpirsingly intelligent.

"Maybe. Also Lake Hylia is out of the question, since we just came from there," Alena chimed in," So I'd say...somewhere in far west Hyrule field. How's that sound?" she reasoned.

"West, I agree." Link said. Zelda nodded. Kiara shrugged, and Airas smiled, "Westward, then, yes?"

"Sounds good to me," Tara agreed. "Let's get started, yes?"

Scypher hopped into the wagon. "Shotgun!"


{{Scypher: Why did I say that? What does it mean? What's a shotgun??

Me: }}

[[Lol, Mika]]

"Saddle up, then." Alena propped herself in the front corner of the wagon behind Scy.

[[SADDLE UP! -RoFLS- No one else will get that]]

Airas bounded into the wagon, dragging Aqua behind her. Link took up the reigns, and Zelda helped Kiara into the back.

Vaati calmly climbed in, almost unnoticed for his silence.

[Mahaha, YESH!!]

Saraia looked around, not sure exactly if she should climb in as well.

"Well? Don't stand there like a bump on a log. Get in.." Keahi nudged her.

'Good enough for me.' Saraia thought, climbing in behind Kiara.

The (rather cramped) wagon lurched into motion, bumping steadily along the wavind grasses of Hyrule Field.

"Well, Zel," Link said, "Do you have a plan?"

She smiled, "I always have a plan," she informed him playfully.

Just not always a good one she thought to herself.

Tara sat quietly in the back, sipping her tea.
Scy was silent as well, targeting random objects with her slingshot as they drove past.

Airas inched beside her fellow Kokiri, watching her fire the slingshot.

"How do you do that?" she asked, smiling, "It's reallyl something."

"They make noises," murmured Scy. "Echoes, too. That always helps."

And there's always cheating, Kael laughed, sitting on Scy's shoulder.

Airas smiled, "Yes, yes...but...how do you have such great aim?"

The little girl was intrigued, and inspected Scy's slingshot with glimmering green eyes.

Scy grinned wryly. "Lots of practice. Ever since I've been ouyt here, I've had to use this littlel thing." She twirled the handle between her palms. "It's saved my life more than once."

Airas smiled sheepishly, "I'm not really great with any weapons..." she admitted, "I never really had to use them for my job..."

Scy grinned. "I'm just rebellious like that, I suppose."