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The Age of Fear and Treachery

I am Link, living with my parents in the Kokiri tribe, and great with all kinds of weapons. I know I am Hylian, though I feel I have been a Kokiri for all of time. I feel that the Deku tree and Bado have been my only friends, until now.

While Zelda explained how the Anti-order's sign looks like, I was thinking about the day before. When Kirjava was about to say something, did the y know that I had a growing affection for Zelda? I know what Kirjava was actually going to say, even if I had not kept her mouth from blurting out the truth. Maybe Zelda has a growing affection for me...

I soon blurted out:

"The anti-order's is under the leadership of the Gerudo leader."

Zelda and Kirjava looked at me with amazement. Zelda then asked:

"How is that so Link?"

With my reply, I answered:

"The signs description looks like the one of the Gerudo's. They aren't evil; it seems that their leader is."

Just then, Morongo came, bounding out of the city with a Moblin at his heels. I quickly unsheathed my sword, and slashed at the Moblin. Though the blow hadn't affected the Moblin, it made him dazed, being a Moblin, with no wits. Charging at the Moblin, I soon managed to stun him long enough to deliver my finishing blow. Morongo's voice had managed to get to me, he said:

"Don't hurt the Moblin, The anti order managed to change Taliv's form long enough to take over him!"

I stopped and lowered my sword just when I heard Taliv's voice in my head:

Link, make sure I am still unconscious until sunrise, that's when the spell will get weaker. Play this song at the exact moment the sunrises, make sure all of you have an instrument with you. However, you must not practice or play the song.

Then Taliv's voice faded. At the same time, the Moblin fainted. Then, judging by the color of the sky, I yelled my companions:

"Each of you get instruments, we'll need them to free Taliv."

Zelda pulled out her harp, Kirjava, her lute, I pulled out my ocarina, but what about Morongo? As if he knew what I was thinking, he said:

"Don't worry, I always bring my drums."

I then said:

"Just follow my lead."

When the sun rose, Taliv's Moblin form began to stir. I played the song with my companions following soon after. The Moblin form then became a blinding light, much lighter than the sun. After what felt like eternity, Taliv burst out of the Moblin form. Thankfully, he cried:

"Thank you all for freeing me from the torturous prison."

Then all at once, we felt evil coming closer by the second. Kirjava, knowing what to do said:

"Take cover! The Tsereve are coming."

Diving down, we all took shelter under the large slabs of rock scattered across the field. Staying as still as possible, we stayed down.

During that time, I noticed that Kirjava wasn't under any of the rock formations. Neither was Taliv. I looked around, and saw that Zelda was tending to the injured Morongo.

I then heard the Tsereve shriek. Wondering what it was, I stepped out of the safety of the rock.

What I saw amazed me.

Taliv was carrying Kirjava on to the back of one Tsereve. When Kirjava got on, she put her hands on the head of the Tsereve she was riding. Soon, a red glow surrounded her hands. She then used the glow to blast it at the other Tsereve surrounding her.

One by one, I felt the evil lessen around me, and felt no need to unsheathe my sword.

Kirjava joined me standing on the ground. I asked her:

"What happened to the evil in them? What did you do?"

She answered by saying:

"Since they were weak of mind, I could control their thought process. Luckily, I did. Now, the Rito could use them to help in their work and whatever else needed."

She then called Taliv to give a message to the Ritos. She motioned for the Tsereve to stay in one place, and not move.

While we walked back, Morongo was still confused about what had gone on. As Zelda explained it to him, I wondered if I should ask Kirjava about her powers.

Before I slept that night, I wondered if I should ever ask.

If I did, would I trigger something that would affect her?

The next morning, we rode the Tsereve down to the other side of Death Mountain.

Since I stayed up all night thinking about it, I had decided not to ask her. Why, I don't know, I guess out of respect.

We walked through the foliage, following Taliv's lead.

I decided that she will reveal it in her own time.

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