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revivalproject2023-08-13 10:02 am
newmemorywhodis) wrote in revivalproject2023-08-13 10:02 am
Volcano event log [Open]
WHO: Link (and Zelda for prompt ii) and you!
WHERE: Hotel, Agriculture building, the Warrens
WHAT: Link runs for supplies, introduces Zelda to a bunch of people, and does some cooking and exploring
WHEN: Before and after the eruption
WARNINGS: NA
i. A race for supplies [open]
Link doesn't have all of his memories of the Calamity. But the ones he does have are vivid, and he is reminded of them all too much right now.
The first thing he does is get Zelda to the mines. Before anything else, she has to be safe. Anything less is not an option.
But once she's there, there's more to do. Because it's not enough to get to the mines; Link knows that they'll need supplies.
It would be easy, if he had his korok-enchanted pack. He could carry enough to feed everyone, if he had that. But he doesn't, and so Link has to carry things the hard way. In his hands, with only as much as he could carry in one trip.
Right up until the deadline starts getting close, Link journeys back and forth. To the Agriculture building and the Diner, for food and ingredients. To the hospital, for Tae's medical supplies. And the Hotel, for Lark's cloth and materials.
And his own room. This he gives a brief look of despair, at all the things he's going to have to leave behind - his giant mgoose antler, his pressed flower collection, his shiny rocks...
But he leaves them all. It's only the elixirs that he takes - the chilly elixirs, and fire resistance. And a few of the speedy ones as well - which he uses to move faster than usual as he keeps running relentlessly, back and forth between the mines.
ii. Royal introductions [open, will be joint threads with Zelda]
The mountain erupts. They enter the warrens. And then they're all just...stuck in there.
Well. There are some people that Zelda needs to meet. Why not now? They're all stuck in here without much else to do - and it's probably easier that dragging Zelda all over Temba and Sh'Ka in search of them.
So Link and Zelda just wondering around the Warrens. And when Link spots someone he thinks Zelda should meet, he just pulls her along by the arm towards them. Hovers awkwardly in their general vicinity. And then says, "Hi".
He is, perhaps, not the best at introductions.
At first, the focus is on people who have knowledge or skills he knows would interest people - the smart science people, as Gladio would call them. But eventually that ends up being expanded to pretty much everyone who Link vaguely knows and doesn't actively dislike. Because who wouldn't want to meet Zelda?
iii. Food and explorations [open]
Amazingly, Link does not spend the entire time in the Warrens glued to Zelda's side. Just most of it.
When he isn't, he's usually on cooking duty. He hasn't had to make his food stretch like this in a while. But he still knows a few tricks, a few good recipes that'll do more with less. He can make a few good stews and soups. To everyone that needs it, he hands out a meal.
And sometimes, when Zelda's busy and he isn't needed at the cooking pot...Link ventures out into the Warrens. Just a little bit. Or maybe more than a little bit, because Link can't help but feel the need to explore every little nook and cranny.
iv. Wildcard!
[[OOC: Choose your own adventure! Let me know if you'd like to set up anything not covered by the above. ]]
WHERE: Hotel, Agriculture building, the Warrens
WHAT: Link runs for supplies, introduces Zelda to a bunch of people, and does some cooking and exploring
WHEN: Before and after the eruption
WARNINGS: NA
i. A race for supplies [open]
Link doesn't have all of his memories of the Calamity. But the ones he does have are vivid, and he is reminded of them all too much right now.
The first thing he does is get Zelda to the mines. Before anything else, she has to be safe. Anything less is not an option.
But once she's there, there's more to do. Because it's not enough to get to the mines; Link knows that they'll need supplies.
It would be easy, if he had his korok-enchanted pack. He could carry enough to feed everyone, if he had that. But he doesn't, and so Link has to carry things the hard way. In his hands, with only as much as he could carry in one trip.
Right up until the deadline starts getting close, Link journeys back and forth. To the Agriculture building and the Diner, for food and ingredients. To the hospital, for Tae's medical supplies. And the Hotel, for Lark's cloth and materials.
And his own room. This he gives a brief look of despair, at all the things he's going to have to leave behind - his giant mgoose antler, his pressed flower collection, his shiny rocks...
But he leaves them all. It's only the elixirs that he takes - the chilly elixirs, and fire resistance. And a few of the speedy ones as well - which he uses to move faster than usual as he keeps running relentlessly, back and forth between the mines.
ii. Royal introductions [open, will be joint threads with Zelda]
The mountain erupts. They enter the warrens. And then they're all just...stuck in there.
Well. There are some people that Zelda needs to meet. Why not now? They're all stuck in here without much else to do - and it's probably easier that dragging Zelda all over Temba and Sh'Ka in search of them.
So Link and Zelda just wondering around the Warrens. And when Link spots someone he thinks Zelda should meet, he just pulls her along by the arm towards them. Hovers awkwardly in their general vicinity. And then says, "Hi".
He is, perhaps, not the best at introductions.
At first, the focus is on people who have knowledge or skills he knows would interest people - the smart science people, as Gladio would call them. But eventually that ends up being expanded to pretty much everyone who Link vaguely knows and doesn't actively dislike. Because who wouldn't want to meet Zelda?
iii. Food and explorations [open]
Amazingly, Link does not spend the entire time in the Warrens glued to Zelda's side. Just most of it.
When he isn't, he's usually on cooking duty. He hasn't had to make his food stretch like this in a while. But he still knows a few tricks, a few good recipes that'll do more with less. He can make a few good stews and soups. To everyone that needs it, he hands out a meal.
And sometimes, when Zelda's busy and he isn't needed at the cooking pot...Link ventures out into the Warrens. Just a little bit. Or maybe more than a little bit, because Link can't help but feel the need to explore every little nook and cranny.
iv. Wildcard!
[[OOC: Choose your own adventure! Let me know if you'd like to set up anything not covered by the above. ]]
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"The subject of Hylian anatomy is a rather broad study, so I'm afraid mine might be incomplete. While I find it fascinating, much of my time went to preparing against the foretold calamity." Meaning she didn't get too much time to do as she wanted. "However, I'm happy to help in anyway I can."
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...well, it's certainly more than what he knows. All Link knows is how to do some rough, haphazard first aid. Most of which was him trying to figure it out as he went along.
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She clearly already knows Link just enough to know he's going to get hurt.
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"Is there anything that you want to ask at this moment?" She turns back to Tae. She's happy to tell the other woman what she knows but she also knows there's a time and place for such things.
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Okay, so maybe he is a little reckless. Sometimes. Most of the time. But he was a knight, and the wielder of the Sword that Seals the Darkness.
He didn't know how to not run headlong into danger.
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"I would happy to assist you." She offers. "Assuming you find my mind to be sharp enough."
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Meanwhile Link, well, he knew he wasn't as smart. Not like Zelda was. But he still had hands, and would be happy to help however he was needed.
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Alright then. Extra hands to work with.
"Come on, kiddos. Let's get this stuff unloaded."