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Sheik - played by thefalloftroy92
The King of Hyrule- played by thefalloftroy92
Cherry played by jbuggymcgilicutty
Vaati- played by - horselvr565
Ganondorf played by - thefalloftroy92

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Summary

The first plot:
Shadow Link once served under the great Wind Mage, Vaati. But when Vaati was defeated multiple times in Four Swords, Four Swords Adventures and Minish Cap, Vaati fled to the shadows with Shadow Link close behind. Yes, the two were defeated. But they did not die. They resurfaced as soon as they caught wind of Ganondorf being on the move again, and quickly offered their service. Ganondorf then captured both Link and Princess Zelda and held them prisoner in the Gerudo Fortress. Vaati knew that Ganondorf was the top dog and would probably remain that way for the decades to come, so he became content with terrorizing citizens of Hyrule under Ganondorf's orders, and all thoughts of rebellion were relinquished. Shadow Link followed his old master's footsteps, also forgetting all thoughts of rebellion. That is, until he met Faris.

Faris is a strong-willed young Hylian who takes great pride in her skill with a sword. A well-traveled swordswoman, she has even ventured as far as Termina, and knows a great deal about the lands. She is rough of speech and not very kind-natured in general, but she'll warm up to those who she can find a connection with. She works as a mercenary of sorts, mostly just roaming the land and keeping the monsters that often appear under control. Her blade is for hire, but she'll only take interesting jobs that match up with her morals.

Shadow Link met Faris when he and Ganondorf first stormed Hyrule Castle in the attempt to capture it and convert many of its soldiers to their side. When Ganondorf found the King of Hyrule and attempted to capture him, Faris confronted the two and tried to intervene. Amused, Shadow fought Faris in a traditional one on one swordfight, but Faris infused her blade with holy light and gave Ganondorf a nasty wound on his left leg. Shadow Link slipped into shadow and tried to stop her, but soon it was quite clear: the bad guys were sorely losing, and the fight would soon be over. Sensing this, Ganondorf and Shadow fled Hyrule Castle, mounting the two horses waiting for them and starting their flight to the Gerudo Fortress. But Faris would not let them go so easily. She shot a bolt of energy at Ganondorf, but it hit Shadow Link instead, knocking him off his horse. Shadow Link's horse kept galloping away along with Ganondorf and his steed, but Shadow was left in the dust, with Faris quickly coming to confront him.

What happened at that point is unknown to Ganondorf, but Shadow Link admits that Faris challenged his service under Ganondorf and asked him why Shadow even remained under the Dark Lord's reign. A seed had been planted in Shadow Link, a seed of growing doubt and frustration that would erupt into a full-blown rebellion when the time was ripe. But as Faris pummeled Shadow with these questions, he fled to the Gerudo Fortress and found his master waiting with food and the next plan:

Shadow would ride with the Gerudo general and a small force of Gerudo guards to Hyrule Castle and offer to surrender at Hyrule Castle Town. He would not take no for an answer, and would use any means necessary to get the Hyrulians to oblige. Once they agreed, it would be revealed that Link would be released to return home to them in exchange for 10,000 Rupees. Then Shadow Link would ride back to Gerudo Fortress and prepare to return to Hyrule Castle disguised as the real Link, his counterpart. He would pretend that it was essential to return to the Gerudo Fortress and rescue Princess Zelda, making a small force of soldiers and the King of Hyrule to accompany him. In the end, Princess Zelda would not escape, and the King of Hyrule would become captured by Ganondorf's minions.

The plan went smoothly, for a while. Shadow Link rode with the General and her forces to Castle Town and proposed their surrender, and the Hyrulians agreed. But the seed of doubt and frustration that Faris had planted upon her little meeting with Shadow Link blossomed into an ugly nightmare, and Shadow confessed his wavering loyalties and ranted about Ganondorf's "true power" in front of the Hyrulians (his enemy) and the Gerudo general. The general became enraged at the fact that Shadow Link dared to say such a thing in front of the enemy, let alone in front of her. Furious, the general sent her troops on Shadow, but he suggested a proper duel in the center of Hyrule Field. One by one, the Gerudo warrior women faced Shadow Link in a sword duel. Shadow Link didn't fight well, seeing how he was fighting against his former friends, and was taken into custody after the fourth opponent. Shadow Link sits in a prison cell somewhere in the Gerudo Fortress, the same dungeon as the real Link is imprisoned. Ganondorf descends to his once-loyal servant's cell to confront Shadow Link for rebelling. After an exciting conversation, Shadow is relocated to a more secure prison cell in the Gerudo Fortress.

The second plot:
Ganondorf returns to the Gerudo Fortress throne room to carry out his next scheme and finds Vaati awaiting him, furious at Shadow Link's deception and eager to distract himself by wreaking havoc on the Hyrulian population. Ganondorf orders Vaati to start frightening the Hyrulian population into a frenzy while he prepares his main attack. Vaati obliges, and proceeds to blast through the front gates of Castle Town. He and a fleet of Kargaroks make their way through Castle Town, resisting the defensive efforts of Sheik and the Hyrulian guards. Eventually, Vaati captures a little girl and threatens her dxath if the Hyrulians refuse to surrender.

End of the First Plot

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The Gerudo general bowed and excused herself from Gannon's presence. Her King certainly seemed pleased by how well she had served him. Gannon watched her go with a sneer upon his face. Without waiting a moment longer he stood and his cape billowed around him with the speed of his movements. He ignored the protests from his recently injured leg and left his throne room to pay a visit to his newest prisoner in the dungeons. The sound of his footfalls rebounded off of the many empty cells. It was rare that he troubled himself with keeping his prisoners alive for long. At the end of the hall Gannon reached the cell he had been searching for. On his way he had passed Link's cell, but did not trouble himself with the chosen hero. After much contemplation during the course of his trip to the dungeons his blood had set to boiling. Rage consumed him and he lifted a hand engulfed in an orb of dark purple light. A ball of energy shot out from his palm and blasted aside the door before him. The force of the blast caused the door to buckle and it crashed against the far wall. Gannon cast his eyes about the cell until they alighted upon Shadow Link. ❝You,❞ he growled. ❝Shall I entertain your petty thoughts and hear your own version of your insubordination? Or rid myself of you now?❞.




Gannon scowled as Shadow Link addressed him with "master". This fool thinks he still has the right and privilege to call me his master? He shames my name. He cleared his throat. ❝Do not take this lightly, I would normally not allow someone of your recently acquired status to ask this of me...❞ Gannon folded his hands behind his back and fixed his gaze upon Shadow Link. ❝My most trusted General, along with several of those in her command, tell me that you confessed of your wavering devotion. Not only did you make this mistake, but you did so in front of our enemies!❞ When he had begun speaking his voice was calm and level. However, at this point his anger was clear now as his voice reached shouting level. ❝And,❞ he bellowed, ❝You proceeded to attempt to defeat my forces - your own comrades.❞
Gannon drew a sharp breath. ❝And most importantly of all, you have undermined my plan. How can I proceed forth when I cannot trust the very person upon whom my scheme depended on?!❞ The question was rhetorical, yet Gannon was mildly interested in what Shadow Link had to say for himself. A fierce fire burned in his eyes and the leather gloves he wore stretched taut upon his fists as he clenched them in an attempt to dispel his anger.




A harsh bark of laughter escaped Gannondorf. ❝I applaud their actions! If your words were such that the enemy felt compelled to help you, then you revealed a terrible weakness. You gave them the opportunity to undermine yourself, and as my servant, the opportunity to undermine me! I understand that their intentions were only to force you to submit so that they could detain you and allow me to punish you as I saw fit.❞ After considering Shadow Link's next bout of speech, Gannon sneered and stepped closer to Shadow Link, glaring down at him from above his hooked nose. ❝Did you expect me to draw her aside and kindly outline my plans when it was of extreme importance that we acted as quickly as possible? In times like these, plans come and go as quickly as a breath of wind. I cannot possibly hope to keep everyone up to date when the situation demands a sudden change of course! I trusted that she would follow my commands as necessary and not question. My. Authority.❞ He drew out the last few words, emphasizing their importance and irony.
When Shadow Link went so far as to insult Gannon, the king could retain himself no longer. He lashed out in an attempt to strike Shadow Link with a forceful blow to the ribs. ❝You fool. You do not even understand the true desires of one as powerful as myself. How can I be content to rule over this domain, that is so restricted. The Gerudos were once a mighty force to be contended with, and over the years their glory faded. I intend to return that glory and claim a title far greater than that of 'king'. If the king of Hyrule had been captured, there would have been no one left with the strength and numbers to oppose me!❞ The anger in his eyes transformed into a cruel, disgusting elation as Gannon thought of the power that would ultimately be his when he seized the Triforce of Wisdom and Courage from Zelda and Link. In a low voice, he muttered, ❝Once I crush the current opposition, there will be no one left who could hope to defeat me...❞ He turned his back to Shadow Link; his patience was wearing thin.



Gannon sneered at Shadow Link. ❝After only a short time under my wing, you think you've figured it out, eh? I employ those who I find loyal to me, and those with the proper skills for the tasks I set before them. You were one of these people.❞ His eyes narrowed as he contemplated the rest of Shadow Link's words. ❝The gxdesses are the only beings who could hope to equal my power, it's only natural that they should be the ones to comfort me.❞ A mocking tone had entered his voice. It entertained him to see Shadow Link groveling before him, clearly pained from Gannon's previous outburst, I have you in the palm of my hand... Finally, Gannon stiffened and stepped back from Shadow Link and into the hall. With a sharp clap of his hands he summoned several guards to relocate Shadow Link to a secure cell, one in which the door was not severely damaged. Before he departed, he shot a look over his shoulder, ❝Have you anything else to say?❞




the second plot

Vaati paced the length of the throne room, his arms crossed as he glowered at the floor. Muttered nothings escaped from clenched teeth, and his violet robes violently flapped about him as he impatiently turned and stared at the massive double doors leading into the throne room where he waited. Where is he?! Vaati thought, averting his gaze from the door and starting to pace again. Perhaps he is still having a go at Shadow Link. Ohhhh, that BRAT.


As Gannon returned above ground he hastily shoved away his angry response to Shadow Link's words. There were matters that needed to be tended to... He turned through various corridors with intentions of returning to his throne room, where he would assemble his finest warriors after a few moments of contemplation. He threw open the doors and stopped mid-step when his eyes fell on Vaati. One of his eyebrows rose a hair and a smirk flashed across his face. ❝Your timing is impeccable.❞


Instantly Vaati bowed low to the ground, kneeling as he gazed up at his master. ❝Indeed, sir? Recent events have inconvenienced us, however I am sure your Greatness will not let such meddlesome circumstances interfere with your plans. However may I be of service?❞


Gannon paused and gazed down as Vaati with a smug look upon his face. ❝As you may be aware, my latest servant,❞ he threw his hands up in the air in frustration, ❝has foiled my plans... This plan was absolutely fool proof! But I failed to see what a fool I had entrusted the task to. And now... The Hyrulians are under the impression that we are weak. I'm not about to let this idea persist.❞ Gannon was shouting now, his anger had reached a boiling point. He paused and muttered to himself under his breath before shaking his head and continuing. ❝I need their resolve to be crushed, ground out, put out of existence! Once and for all! Hyrule kingdom shall soon see it's last day! I'll not delay any longer....❞ His mind had turned to thoughts of wresting the Triforce of Courage and Wisdom from his prisoners. The tools to make him unstoppable were in his grasp.


Vaati patiently waited for his master's anger to subside, and looked cooly at the floor as he carefully thought out what he would say. ❝One of my minions spotted a dark figure attacking the Gerudos from the cloud tops, thought the situation to be suspicious, and reported it to me at the Palace of Winds. I returned here immediately.❞ Vaati then smiled manically as he remembered Ganondorf speak of the Hyrule kingdom being demolished once and for all.
❝If you wish, sir, I can stir the Hyrulians into a frenzied terror as you prepare your main attack. Just seeing the little children rising into the air along with the maidens of the pathetic town will make anyone fall to their knees in terror.❞ He chuckled, a high clear sound that he was somewhat known for. ❝If the men wish to rebel,❞ he added, ❝they will have to face me.❞


Gannon nodded while Vaati spoke. He released a menacing chuckle and smiled down at Vaati. ❝Your plan sounds immensely pleasing... I'll need at least a days time for my preparations. If I take any longer, the town is yours to do with as you please. However, I caution you to use your best judgment.❞ He clenched his fist and his eyes glazed over. Gannon caught himself and returned his attention to Vaati. ❝If you have any questions... you know where to find me.❞ He turned his back on Vaati and strode towards his throne. With a dark look cast over his shoulder, he warned, ❝I hope you realize the power that I am entrusting to you. Do not treat it lightly.❞


❝My lord, I've waited many years for this moment. Do you truly believe that I will compromise this opportunity to keep the Hyrulians in check?❞ Vaati chuckled again and bowed his respects, then swept from the room in a flutter of violet robes. At last, the events of my revenge are about to commence. I must remember to keep my wrath in check as to not do something foolish, therefore creating an opening to be defeated again. Vaati quickly scurried through the halls of Gerudo Fortress, thinking through his plan and any complications that might arise.
As soon as Vaati emerged from the Gerudo Fortress, he allowed a current of wind to sweep him up and transport him to Hyrule Field. Teleportation was extremely convenient at times. Once there, he swiftly made his way toward Hyrule Castle Town. Seeing the main gate entrance reminded him of Shadow Link's rebellion, and he snarled as he approached the four guards blocking his path. Shock and disbelief spread across their faces as they recognized the visitor. But disbelief soon gave way to terror when Vaati shook out his arms from his violet robes and held out his hands as if about to receive something. Almost immediately, the guards' hands shot up to their thrxats as the wind pressure around them increased, beginning a slow dxath by suffocation. Vaati smiled grimly as he saw this, and whispered, ❝Resistance will only make your suffering worse.❞
The guards struggled against Vaati's power, ignorant of his warning. A woman preparing to cross the bridge and exist Castle Town screamed as she saw the guards suffxcating themselves. She dropped her goods and ran in the opposite direction, her screams would surely rouse the interest of others. When she ran past a second station of guards they looked to each other before gazing into the distance. Finally they nodded to each other. One ran in the direction of the gate, and the other turned in the direction of Hyrule Castle.
❝Just what I needed,❞ Vaati said, releasing the guards and confidently strolling in the direction the woman fled. He raised his hands and hissed, ❝Minions, come!❞ From above, shrieks and moans could be heard, and down from the clouds descended a fleet of Kargaroks, about thirty in number though somewhat small in size. One, however, was massive, and seemed to be the leader. It hovered over Vaati for some moments, then led the other Kargaroks in knocking over everything in their way when flying to Castle Town square. Once there, they launched themselves at the approaching guards and tore at their helmets, trying to wrest the wxpons they held from their grasp. Vaati, meanwhile, was casually walking around Castle Town, brushing aside any guard who stood in his way (short for picking the guard up with wind and launching him into the nearest wall, food stall, or pedestrian). He chuckled to himself as children abandoned their games when they saw him approaching, screaming for all they were worth as they darted in the opposite direction. I have no need to hxrm the children now, but they may be able to assist me in the near future. Vaati thought, increasing his pace as he caught a glimpse of the woman at the bridge. ❝Hello, my darling,❞ he murmured, smiling as he thought of a way to capture her.
Hyrule citizens of every age and stature began running and screaming in every direction. Seeing the guards defenseless and defeated did nothing to help their nerve. The disruption in Castle Town easily carried to Hyrule Castle. The remaining guards posted around the castle stirred and readied themselves. Soon enough, the Kargaroks would engage with them...
Sheik emerged from the castle and gazed up at the sky, his eyes landing upon the large winged beasts swooping to and fro. Without a second thought he ran from the castle, past the terrified guards and down the path leading to Castle Town.

Before he reached the entrance to the market a Kargarok swooped down, the gust from his wings buffeted Sheik and blew dust up into his eyes. Blindly he threw a Deku nut at the creature, hoping to at least startle it. A satisfying squeal alerted him to his success. Upon entering Castle Town he was startled by the chaos that was spread. The market was in ruins and people were running, shrieking, everywhere. He searched the crowd for the source of the disturbance. It could not just be the winged creatures... Among the people he spotted disarmed guards, huddling against the walls of buildings. Then, a flash of a purple cape. It can't be... He thought. He had never seen Vaati himself, he had only heard tales of the villain.
Vaati frowned, biting his lip. The woman had slipped out of his sight. He enjoyed terrorizing the citizens of Castle Town, but his triumphant attack against the main gates had been a bit too easy. He sighed, becoming cheered again at the sound of the chaos surrounding him. ❝I must secure Castle Town before moving on to Hyrule Castle. Perhaps the town square has more worthy opponents.❞ With a bark of laughter he swiftly made his way through the market streets and piles of rubble he was responsible for, noticing that the general population had fled to the square in the hopes of finding refuge in the multi-stored shops and larger number of alleyways to duck into. As he was walking through a street that resembled a neighborhood, a little brunette girl no older than eight years old poked her head outside of a building. Vaati released a triumphant cackle, swooped over to the girl, and seized her by the hair before the poor lass could do little more than open her large brown eyes and let out a horrified squeak.
❝Why, hello honey, what's your name?❞ Vaati said, laughing again as he dragged her along. He felt two tiny fists pummeling his left hand which had its grip on her hair, and he smiled manically. ❝Children are my favorite.❞ At this, the girl started to shriek, crying as she did so. Vaati led his captive though another street, then another alleyway,, and eventually emerged at the Castle Town square. He noticed the dramatic increase of guards patrolling here and there, as well as citizens. But what made him the happiest of all was spotting a brunette woman wearing the same yellow tartan print dress as the one his captive wore.
Mommy!❞ shrieked Vaati's captive, struggling against him, then wincing as her hair was consequently pulled.
❝Angie! Angie!❞ The woman started crying herself, and took a hesitant step forward as she recognized Vaati's violet robes. ❝Oh, please don't take my baby!❞
The guards watching this conversation rose to action, forming a circle around Vaati and the little girl, Angie. Vaati smirked as he tightened his grip on her hair and said in a drawling voice, ❝Spare me the drama and surrender now, with nobody decent getting hurt. If you do want to resist against me and my forces, you have my word that the little girl dxes.❞
The remaining Kargarok, about eight in number, including their leader, flew up to the rooftop of an inn behind Vaati, and squawked loudly.
Let the events of my vengeance begin thought Vaati ruefully, casually stroking Angie's hair with his other hand.
Chamomile wiped a bead of sweat from her brow, handing a young woman a bottle of scarlet colored liquid. ❝There's a bottle of red, ma'am, thank you for your patronage!❞ She recited. After watching the woman leave, she slouched over the store counter with a quiet sigh, running her fingers through her light, blonde hair. She worked all alone here in her quaint little shop, surrounding Castle Town square, farming and selling her Chu-chus for profit. She was well known around these parts, and many times enjoyed reading stories to the children that would appear at her shop, running errands for their parents; heartwarming stories about a blue eyed fairy-boy that could cause ripples in time by playing an ocarina given to him by a beautiful princess.

The children all called her Cherry (The name Chamomile was too hard a word for their little minds to pronounce), and often told her that she looked like the "princess" she described. Cherry would laugh and send them off with their bottles of Chu Jelly, and continue with her business. Though she couldn't argue with them. She did have some Royal Family blxxd running through her veins; if she was let her hair down and stand up straight for once… Princess Zelda could have been her sister.

She jerked up at the sound of screams from outside the store walls, and gasped in shock as a crowd of people burst through the door, their eyes full of worry and pure dread as they slammed the door shut behind them and crowded around the window, pushing and shoving frantically to get a glimpse of the events outside. Cherry glanced around at the frightened people crowding her store. ❝What's going on?❞ She asked, pulling on an older man's arm. He didn't even turn around as people crowded around, chattering Cherry's ears off. ❝It's horrid!❞
❝What a heart of stone!❞
❝Poor little Angie!❞ They blurted, Cherry's eyes widening. ❝Angie!?❞ She muttered, her long, pointed ears drooping. Little Angie, the little girl she read her stories to… She shook her head. ❝Please, what happened!?❞ She cried, trying to see out the wxndow.

Her eyes narrowed as she spotted the Wind mage, holding little Angie by her hair, surrounded by guards. She snatched her satchel from the counter, and after filling it to the brim with multi colored jars, burst out the door. A frightened woman watched her go. ❝Cherry, you get back here right now!❞ The woman called in a raspy voice. Cherry glanced back at her. ❝I'll be fine. I've got to do something.❞ She waved goodbye, and joined the few people that watched the ordeal. Angie spotted her, and Cherry winked, holding her finger to her lips. She took a tiny step forward, clutching her satchel, her grey eyes glaring at the purple clad man just yards before her. She had to do something… she just didn't know what.
Vaati's eyes flickered from the guards, to Angie, to the furious but pretty young woman that had just joined the scene. He did a double take as he noticed her resemblance to Princess Zelda. As alarm and surprise raced through his system, Vaati's fingers clenched around Angie's hair. I thought Lord Ganondorf had captured the princess and the boy... His eyes narrowed as he closely scrutinized the young woman. Surely the Dark Lord's security hadn't slipped that low...right? Vaati now hailed Cherry with suspicion and disbelief written on every inch of his face. ❝Madam! Come, join my little welcome party! If you don't mind me asking, who are you?❞
Cherry's eyes narrowed as she glared at the Wind Mage. She shook her head. ❝I was just about to ask you the same question.❞ She said, standing up straight. ❝What a way to make an impression here, hmm? Abducting a defenseless little girl… even if you are some kind of miscreant, I'd imagine you wouldn't stoop THAT low.❞ She muttered quietly, her eyes not showing any sign of fear, though she had to keep herself from shaking. What have I gotten myself into!? She thought, glancing back and forth between the crowds of bystanders, gripping her satchel so hard her fingers turned an unhealthy pink.
The Wind Mage's nostrils flared as the young woman's ignorance stung his pride. ❝You should indulge yourself in this land's history, my dear. Surely you've heard of the violet clad sorcerer that stole a magical cap, stroke terror in the hearts of any decent man, kidnapped fair maidens, was defeated several times, and now has returned once again? I am the great Vaati, Lord Ganondorf is my master, and if you will be so kind to stay out of my way while I bring ultimate ruin to this pathetic town of yours, I just might spare your life.❞
Cherry winced at the boy's words. Clearly if there was to be a fight, she would be overwhelmed, all alone … but she wasn't alone. She reached into her satchel, bringing out a large jar of grey substance. ❝Like I would let you do that.❞ She muttered, her voice shaking. ❝Let the girl go. Really, what are you gaining from all of this?❞ She demanded, her voice louder now. She placed her shaking hands protectively over the container, glaring at Vaati with an expression somewhat in between terror and rage.
Vaati frowned deeply. Another inconvenience, he thought. He shook his head, as if sympathetic that he had to teach Cherry a lesson in respect. ❝My dear, what are you going to do with that dreadfully ugly bottle of goop? By talking to you now, I'm merely wasting my time and toying with you. I like playing with my prey before dinnertime, but wasting time? That will never do...❞ He raised his arm and cocked his head, eyes fixed on Cherry, ready to whisper a string of words that would either blast the bottle to smithereens or knock Cherry over, whichever he was in the mood for. And yet, he was curious to see what little resistance Cherry had to offer. It was cute. It was harmless. And it would still lead to Hyrule Castle Town becoming obliterated, if all went according to plan.
Dear goddesses, this isn't working... Cherry thought, glaring at Vaati. If I could just figure out how to make him let go of Angie... I'd figure out the rest fine. She tapped her fingernails on the jar impatiently. She opened her mouth slightly to speak, but anxiously shut it again, afraid that she might say something to anger the purple-clad boy. The jar wriggled slightly, and she cupped her hands over the lid with a nervous smile. She felt like chucking the jar at his face, but she hesitated, bracing herself.
Getting bored, Vaati sniffed, allowing a gust of wind to start hurtling around them. The gust became stronger, repelling anyone who tried to come near himself and Angie. A sudden burst of wind shot out and blasted Cherry with enough force to make her lose her balance, even knock her over if she wasn't paying attention. Angie stared at Cherry with wide brown eyes, shouting pleas for help and protection that were lost in the wind. Vaati loosened his grip on Angie's hair and let go, smiling broadly as the little girl started rising into the air with the wind, flailing about and screaming all the while. As Angie floated above a medium sized building, Vaati averted his gaze to Cherry. ❝Darling, don't worry about little Angie. She'll be perfectly safe at the Wind Palace with the other girls. There's lots of food, toys, books, beds, and other treats that make me wonder why all of you young women don't want to join them. Unless, of course, you want to take a little hour's tour?❞ He paused, chuckling. ❝I promise to have the wind bring you back to Castle Town as the hour is up. I'm a man of my word, contrary to some your beliefs.❞



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