((I've been out of it for a few days, so, if I miss something important in this post, please, please please inform me. I will fix it immediately.))
Ganondorf
Ganondorf paced the length of his room over and over again, waiting for Yilla and Vaati to return with news. He wanted to know what the princess felt so pressed to discuss with the Hero's shadow. Was she going to try to convince him to let her go? Would she try to get him to turn on his sworn master? So many things could go wrong. The beautiful blonde was powerful and persuasive.
Vaati
Vaati loitered in the corner, a spell cloaking him in complete invisibility. A block on his magic made even sensing his magical presence at an absolute minimum. One would need to be a top-notch mage to pick him out.
He kept a trained, glowing eye on the two opposite forces. The embodiment of darkness heeding to the request of that of light. Something unusual and likely not good for either side.
The Happy Mask Salesman
The Happy Mask Salesman awoke to a gentle light spilling into the room, red with the early morning. The sun was not yet harsh, but he knew it would not be long before it was fully above the horizon, burning everything in its wake.
He sat up, rubbing his eyes with his fists. For once, he was not smiling, though the wrinkles in the corners of his mouth made it look like he could be. He gave the room a quick scan before forcing himself to stand. He quickly dressed himself to leave and slung his pack over his shoulder before quietly exiting the little inn.
He stopped in the road, staring at the castle that was easily two hours of walking in distance. It loomed over the entire city, casting an eerie shadow on the small, sandstone buildings behind it. The light of the rising sun making it look as though it were painted with fresh blood. A shudder ran down the salesman's spine.
He wasn't particularly fond of the idea breaking in and confronting the King of Evil. It was scarier than breaking into the Hylian castle. He knew that, despite the fact that every Gerudo guard was female, they packed more of a punch than any Hylian guard on any given day. They trained vigorously and their leaders were cruel. There was little chance of survival if he was caught. Especially considering his being male.
He began walking, his hand in his bag. His fingers brushed the mask he'd brought specifically for this journey. A small spark of magic entered through their tips and trailed right through his system to his heart.
The plan was flawless. Once he put the mask on, not even the Gerudo with all their training could stop him. He would free Zelda. He would bring Ganondorf down. He would get back at the two Twili. He would prove that Hyrule didn't need a hero clad in green. That purple as just as good. That even a simple salesman was just as imperative to the world's balance as a knight, a princess or even a king.
It would work. It would happen. And then people would notice him. People would thank him. They would honor him. He'd be in every history book. He would be the center of legends for generations to come. And no one could stop him.