Chapter 3: The Quest Begins
"What? Where am I?" Triest sprung up from his bed to find himself in his room. He wondered what had happened for a second, but soon remembered, and was kind of embarrassed by it. He walked into the main room and was about to greet Link and Zelda, but noticed their eyes were locked together. He quickly his behind the door, and peered around the corner silently whispering to himself, "Come on man. Don't quit now!" The two started at each other for a bit, then Link slowly crept forward, Zelda closed her eyes, and Link started hollering, "Hah! I won! You lose!"
"Man! You cheated! That's wrong!" Zelda complained. Triest fell anime-style and Link and Zelda went over to him. Triest got up and satmmered out of the building babbling things like, "A staring contest? That's weak." Unbeknownst to him, however, Zelda was giving Link a passionate kiss for winning the staring contest. Ironically, at about that same moment, Triest said to himself, "That guy's not going to get a kiss until he's 20."

After taking about a 20 min. walk, Triest returned to the house to get ready for the trip. Link and Zelda were talking and had already packed for him.
"What took you so long?" Link asked rehtorically.
"Just...Enjoying the scenery," Triest responded, grabbing his things, "I take it you guys are ready to go?" They all chuckled and headed out on their adventure.
"So, Triest, where are we going?" Zelda queried.
"To the Waterfall of Wishing near Zora's Waterfall," he replied, "It has been said that the two faeries are related."
"Sounds good," Link remarked. They traveled past the rocky area east of Hyrule Castle, defeating some of the octoroks there for some fun and money. Octoroks are known to find rupees and other valuables along the ground in Hyrule. They soon reached the witch's place, signaling they were close. The witch lived in a simple hut with one of her assistants, but she was outside most of the time working on new potions. She was outside and, as usual, and greeted them as they walked by. They reached a river which led them straight to the source of all the waters in Hyrule. Zora's Waterfall.
"Ok, so...this is the source of the rivers and waters in Hyrule, Zora's Waterfall, unless I'm mistaken. That waterfall over there is the Waterfall of Wishing, and through those bushes is Zora's Domain," Triest said.
"I know. I've been here before," Link remarked.
"I was talking to Zelda."
"Oh." Triest responded.
Zelda was in amazement. The beauty of Zora's Waterfall was amazing. There was a constant rainbow from the water in the air caused by the waterfalls at their level and below them. The small lake nearby poured out into the river they followed up here, and some rocks were blocking the waterfall so visitors could swim freely. To some, Zora's Waterfall has been called, "The last dry land in Hyrule." Ironic because of all the moisture there, but understandable. Zora's Domain is almost completely flooded. The three entered the Waterfall of Wishing, and when they reached the Great Faerie's Fountain, Link threw in a spare bottle to summon Venus, Queen of Faeries.

"Hello there. Did you drop this?" Venus asked.
"Yes, we did, but that is not why we have come. We have a question to ask of you." Triest said.
"Ask away," Venus replied.
"We have heard news of another faerie fountain more powerful than this one. Is this true?"
"You must mean my older sister. Yes, she is more powerful than I. The green one has already met her."
"You mean the faerie in the Pyramid?" Link chimed in.
"The same. Now that Ganon's power has faded from the Golden Land, however, she returned to her original form and true power."
Triest looked at Link who said, "She was powerful even when I met her in her weakened state! Think about it!"
"Well, what are we waiting for!" Triest yelled. They thanked Venus who filled Link's bottle with Magic Medicine, and left the cave, but when they left, they heard a strange, gruff, voice say, "Tell me what you know about the Hidden Waterfall!" After Link shouted, "Why should we tell you," a hulking figure jumped from the bushes and simply replied, "I have my ways..."