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I'm just a 15 year old guy who likes to RP. Preferably fandom stuff but I'm open to other stuff, too!
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Maybe the title can be "Cave Story: Hegemony of the Monsters"?
Definitely interested.
"Not like I'm in any rush to go to bed. There isn't even a single deku flower to be found anywhere in this place." Gin sighed moodily at the thought of the deku flower he had back at the swamp, it almost made him feel homesick. "Whadda ya wanna know anyway?"
Gin had a look of great shock on his face! The wrinkly old zora was the hero of time? The flower on his head was pointing directly upward as to signal his surprise and somewhat disbelief. Gin watched as the Master Sword was placed onto the table and listened carefully to the wolf sage's words, a new respect for the former hero rapidly developing. Gin continued to listen about the spirit gone from the sword, Fi. "So what do we do if the legendary blade can't even do its job anymore?
Zarkun said
I was waiting for Gin to post before I did. Plus today was mine and my wife's anniversary.
Really?! That's so sweet, congrats! Sorry for making you wait, I'll get a post up in a couple of minutes.
Gin couldn't help but feel a certain pride after hearing the story, even though he was aware of the fact that he and the mouse were still two different entities, the story gave him hope that he could still keep up with the other sages. He was still having a hard time stopping his typically grumpy expression from becoming more pleasant, though. "Fox sage is right." He cleared his head and began to think rationally. "Let's face it, none of us are in any shape to fight Ganon. We've gotta exploit every small advantage if we wanna stand a chance against him, granted he really does show himself."
"Wait...does that mean that..." Gin began stuffing the mask into his pocket. To his great surprise, it actually went in! But his awe was cut short as Bubby informed him of the meeting that would be held in the inn. "Alright, alright! Cool it, Bub!" Gin began to walk towards the inn. As he entered he was greeted by the barmaid. "I'll take a bottle of milk, please." Gin payed the 15 rupees for the glass of milk. He took the corkscrew off and began to drink it in small quantities, sitting down at a nearby table.
He gazed around the room, noticing Dane and Shade, already having seen both of them before, it was no surprise that they were him. He still felt unsettled by the wrinkly zora, though. Gin also took note of another person he hadn't seen before, the healer Kyra. He took out the egg he purchased earlier, only to discover it had already hatched and turned into a scroll!
You have always been the unnoticed one, But your destiny has not yet begun, To truly your potential fill, Go to where the fairy's are no longer still, Wear her mask and you will find, The lost treasure of your ancient kind.
"Hmm..." He said lowly. The salesman had a mask that looked exactly like the great fairy. He had no idea of where to find "where the fairy's are no longer still." Nor did he have any idea what this lost treasure was. He stuffed the scroll back into his pocket, not mentioning a word about it to Bubby. This was the sort of thing he enjoyed solving on his own.
He gazed around the room, noticing Dane and Shade, already having seen both of them before, it was no surprise that they were him. He still felt unsettled by the wrinkly zora, though. Gin also took note of another person he hadn't seen before, the healer Kyra. He took out the egg he purchased earlier, only to discover it had already hatched and turned into a scroll!
You have always been the unnoticed one, But your destiny has not yet begun, To truly your potential fill, Go to where the fairy's are no longer still, Wear her mask and you will find, The lost treasure of your ancient kind.
"Hmm..." He said lowly. The salesman had a mask that looked exactly like the great fairy. He had no idea of where to find "where the fairy's are no longer still." Nor did he have any idea what this lost treasure was. He stuffed the scroll back into his pocket, not mentioning a word about it to Bubby. This was the sort of thing he enjoyed solving on his own.
"What?!" Gin looked at the back of his hand. To his shock and surprise, there was a mouse symbol that he had never noticed before. "I'm...a Mouse sage?" He looked at the mark for quite some time in a morose fashion. His mouth was gaping wide open, unable to believe it. "How'd I get stuck with mouse when the others got such cool marks?" He looked especially crestfallen at the news. As if being a deku wasn't enough, as a mouse, he'd certainly be the laughingstock of the sages!
"C'mon, I've got another place I wanna go to!" Gin rushed off to the fortune teller, who explained the process of getting a fortune to him. He slipped ten rupees to the cucco, mist swirls throughout the booth. Soon, an egg pops out of the cucco. It rolls down to the synthetic nest and is revealed as the slot opens. Gin takes it with one hand and stuffs it into his pocket, still holding the mask with both his arms.
Next order of business is to get a sack to put my stuff in! Gin thought to himself.
"C'mon, I've got another place I wanna go to!" Gin rushed off to the fortune teller, who explained the process of getting a fortune to him. He slipped ten rupees to the cucco, mist swirls throughout the booth. Soon, an egg pops out of the cucco. It rolls down to the synthetic nest and is revealed as the slot opens. Gin takes it with one hand and stuffs it into his pocket, still holding the mask with both his arms.
Next order of business is to get a sack to put my stuff in! Gin thought to himself.
Oh, and Gin got the Giant's Mask from the salesman.
"It's a long story, I'd rather not say anything." Gin began to remember back to when he was being taught by the witch, Cocoro. The constant strictness and bad attitude of her was enough to make Gin angry. "Gets me irritated now that I think about." Gin continued walking to the happy mask shop, observing a very old looking zora walk out of the shop, the sight was enough to make him shiver.
Gin walked into the shop, just as he thought, he felt oddly at home. Likely because his master also had several masks around their home. But he was still very disturbed by the happy masks salesman, especially his strange smile and enthusiasm. He spotted the deku mask and whispered to Bubby, "Psst, hey. That the mask you were telling me about?" He had to admit, he looked almost exactly like the mask.
Another one of the masks caught his attention, the giant mask. "Hey...could I take that mask?" He pointed the giant's mask to the salesman. "Oh? Looking to fix your height, Deku Boy?" Gin instantly scowled after the insult. "Just get me the damn mask." The happy mask salesman handed him the mask, which Gin accepted with a glare.
"Anyway," Gin began as he walked out of the shop, the mask wrapped around his arms. "I remember reading about the seven sages a while back, do we have titles like they did?" He was referring to how each sage had a distinct element they were associated with, like the Sage of Light or Forest.
Gin walked into the shop, just as he thought, he felt oddly at home. Likely because his master also had several masks around their home. But he was still very disturbed by the happy masks salesman, especially his strange smile and enthusiasm. He spotted the deku mask and whispered to Bubby, "Psst, hey. That the mask you were telling me about?" He had to admit, he looked almost exactly like the mask.
Another one of the masks caught his attention, the giant mask. "Hey...could I take that mask?" He pointed the giant's mask to the salesman. "Oh? Looking to fix your height, Deku Boy?" Gin instantly scowled after the insult. "Just get me the damn mask." The happy mask salesman handed him the mask, which Gin accepted with a glare.
"Anyway," Gin began as he walked out of the shop, the mask wrapped around his arms. "I remember reading about the seven sages a while back, do we have titles like they did?" He was referring to how each sage had a distinct element they were associated with, like the Sage of Light or Forest.
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