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towerofanimus2012-03-18 03:39 pm
ur_batteries_are_dying) wrote in towerofanimus2012-03-18 03:39 pm
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Characters: Fi ur_batteries_are_dying and OPEN
Setting: Room 2-13 and just about everywhere else
Format: Prose or bracket spam, I'll do both
Summary: Fi arrives, wakes up and explores
Warnings: None?
Sleep paralysis was nothing strange for Fi, who had entered into what she thought would be a permanent sleep within the Master Sword. Obviously, within the sword, Fi had no ways of moving or even know what went on outside the sword, how many years had passed or if anyone had been chosen to wield the blade again. So when she felt her body relax, felt a pillow beneath her head and felt a soft bed it was needless to say that the spirit was a bit confused.
Fi floated off the bed and looked around the room, completely devoid of life but for herself. The note caught her attention first and rather than untangle her arms, she used magic to raise the note to read it.
'Your world has been destroyed. I saved you. Let's all be happy here.
"Improbable. The death of Demise would not have let any openings for the land to be destroyed." But there was a small, wriggling doubt in her mind of course. She obviously couldn't know for sure since her consciousness had faded into the Master Sword. She couldn't know.
The trunk at the foot of her bed went largely ignored until she started to float out the door. There was something there. Something she needed. Opening it revealed the blade that her Master had tempered in Din's, Farore's and Nayru's fires, the blade that had finally killed Demise. Carrying it would be pointless but Fi had at least a small command of magic, forcing it to vanish. Gone, for now, but easily summoned. And then out the door she went.
She explored everywhere possible, looking for familiar faces. After all, why save her and not actual living people? Someone from the surface or Skyloft had to be here. Even if it was just one person, like the Knight Academy's headmaster. As large as this tower was, she was sure that once she was on the same floor as someone she knew, she'd be able to sense them.
ur_batteries_are_dying and OPENSetting: Room 2-13 and just about everywhere else
Format: Prose or bracket spam, I'll do both
Summary: Fi arrives, wakes up and explores
Warnings: None?
Sleep paralysis was nothing strange for Fi, who had entered into what she thought would be a permanent sleep within the Master Sword. Obviously, within the sword, Fi had no ways of moving or even know what went on outside the sword, how many years had passed or if anyone had been chosen to wield the blade again. So when she felt her body relax, felt a pillow beneath her head and felt a soft bed it was needless to say that the spirit was a bit confused.
Fi floated off the bed and looked around the room, completely devoid of life but for herself. The note caught her attention first and rather than untangle her arms, she used magic to raise the note to read it.
'Your world has been destroyed. I saved you. Let's all be happy here.
"Improbable. The death of Demise would not have let any openings for the land to be destroyed." But there was a small, wriggling doubt in her mind of course. She obviously couldn't know for sure since her consciousness had faded into the Master Sword. She couldn't know.
The trunk at the foot of her bed went largely ignored until she started to float out the door. There was something there. Something she needed. Opening it revealed the blade that her Master had tempered in Din's, Farore's and Nayru's fires, the blade that had finally killed Demise. Carrying it would be pointless but Fi had at least a small command of magic, forcing it to vanish. Gone, for now, but easily summoned. And then out the door she went.
She explored everywhere possible, looking for familiar faces. After all, why save her and not actual living people? Someone from the surface or Skyloft had to be here. Even if it was just one person, like the Knight Academy's headmaster. As large as this tower was, she was sure that once she was on the same floor as someone she knew, she'd be able to sense them.
ugu Fi /)///(\ cutie.
Link slowly lowers the Ocarina of Time from their lips, tilting their head. ]
... I take it you know Link, the Skyloft Knight. You... are Fi?
[ This... is surreal. All this time... well. How to feel about this... they'd figured Fi hadn't spoken to them because they weren't worthy... or something along those lines. They'd never been told the full story, after all. ]
So cute~
That is correct, I am Fi. You are familiar with Master Link than?
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I happen to be his descendant. ... But, yes, I am familiar with him. I admit he has not told me much about you, and I was never aware, however, I know he is in this Tower.
[ Wait, did she-- ]
Can you defend yourself? This place is very dangerous.
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[Dangerous? Well that's...]
I believe that I would be capable of defending myself. There are several aspects of my programming that I have never unlocked.
[She probably could, if she had a sword. She can't exactly... use her own sword for that.]
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I'm not exactly an expert at metalworking, or I'd make you a weapon...
[ Sigh. How to fix this. Fi, you don't have arms. ]
But you can't be with one of us all the time, even if there ARE four of us here. Especially with the King of Evil here... I don't suppose you have any magical defense, either?
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I am capable of utilizing magic.
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Link can make you a bow then, Fi! ]
In that case, I should warn you it would be wisest to use it at a distance here. Most abilities on the creatures that roam here are disabled if you get close.
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That is concerning. I will be sure to keep a distance if I study them.
[Gotta know what she's dealing with if she ever needs to fill Link in on them.]
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I can see why he missed you so much. You were his partner, were you not?
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[Along the way, she learned how to make a friend. Worth it.]
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When you say "Her Grace", I assume you mean a Goddess?
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[ Hmm. That is odd. ]
Could... you tell me more about her? I know my parents were a people called "Hylians", but I honestly do not know much more about them other than that the population of Hyrule past your time is now referred to, mostly, as "Hylian".
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It was then that she sent a large piece of land into the Sky, above the cloud barrier to protect the remaining humans. With the assistance of the Surface inhabitants, they sealed him. As a final act, she gave up her immortality so that she would be reincarnated as a human, as gods cannot use the Golden Power.
[Not mentioning... WHO she reincarnated as.]
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If--but no, that would be odd. ]
Then she was... a fourth Goddess...?
[ Link is silent for a bit, taking it in. ]
The Golden Power is the Triforce, correct?
[ Because, unaware to Link, one third of that sacred power now rests within them: that of Farore's, or Courage. ]
You say human... I assume you mean Hylians, as we are like humans with pointed ears and an affinity for magic, but... was her 'human' self named Hylia, still, or did she have an alias?
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[Totes noticing that Triforce. Except not saying anything because she figured Link knew about it being there.]
Your physiology and capabilities match that of the humans sent to the sky. It is possible that once humans resettled on the Surface, they took on a name that honored their Goddess.
Hylia, as a human, was called Zelda.
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[ This is surreal. ]
And... what of me? About this sword... are you its spirit?
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[A slight tilt of her head.]
If I am not mistaken, you are of the Hero's bloodline. And yes, I am the spirit of the Master Sword.
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I... I would not know. I never knew my parents. I was raised alone in the Forest on the edges along with the Kokiri. We were taken care of by a deity named the Great Deku Tree.
Some time later, though, I was told that my parents were Hylian. I... suppose that it could be possible. Zelda told me that I was the Chosen Hero by the Goddesses. The "Hero of Time", or something to that nature. When I pulled the Master Sword out of its pedestal, though, I never encountered you.
In fact, I... was never aware there was a spirit at all.
[ Link seems... very sad about this, actually. ]
It was your Link that informed me of this.
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I am not surprised that you did not know of me, however. Once I completed my task of guiding Master Link, my consciousness faded into the Master Sword so that I might sleep for the rest of time.
[And Fi is just... Completely factual about this. Like sleeping forever isn't a big deal.]
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No, it is alright. I... suppose I just believed that if I was truly meant to wield that blade, I would have at least known of you.
You probably have as many questions as I do... I may be able to help some, in that case? But I cannot tell you anything about the past. Unfortunately, there is a lot about even myself I do not know.
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I am, truthfully, uncertain of what to ask. I was no consciously aware of any events following the end of my Masters mission.
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[ ... But then, Link frowns. Despite Fi's reassurance, and feeling a bit better, they've remembered Ganondorf. ]
And... oh, you probably do not know about Ganondorf, do you... he is in this place. He is a very evil man. The King of Evil. I... I would be very careful around him. He has very powerful magic and somehow obtained a piece of the Triforce.
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[A slight tilt of the head.]
Ganondorf. The name is not familiar to me. I am not sure of what harm he could bring to be, as the goddess placed many protections on me.