Into Castle Town

The next morning, Isaac woke up without the need of help unlike the previous day. He then got dressed while thinking about the previous day.

"I still find this hard to believe," thought Isaac to himself, "Mother and Father are hoping that I should marry Sylvia if things go well by the time of my I mean our birthday."

"Prince Isaac," said a maid who had entered his room while he wasn't looking, "I'm glad to see you are awake." "I am here to inform you that it's time for breakfast."

"Okay I'll be there," responded Isaac while putting on one of his many blue shirts.

A short while later, Isaac went to the dining hall and saw both of his parents.

"Good morning Isaac," greeted Link, "Did you sleep well?"

"Slept fine as usual Father," answered Isaac without telling that he was also deep in thought during his sleep, "Where's Sylvia?"

"Good to know you're concerned for her already," replied Zelda, "She'll be here shortly." "She's trying on some new clothes that she'll be wearing here."

Just as Zelda finished explaining, Sylvia came in wearing clothes with a similar color to Isaac's as opposed to the red dress she wore the day before.

"Um hello," greeted Sylvia as she brushed her pants, "What do you think?"

"You look wonderful Sylvia," answered Zelda, "I thought it would be a good idea to give you clothes based on my old ones." "Don't you agree Isaac?"

"I guess so," replied Isaac, "Though doesn't she look like me in those clothes?"

"Actually, your clothes are based on my old ones," explained Link, "Your mother thought it would be good for you years ago."

"And I still think that," added Zelda, "Anyway let's eat before the food gets cold."

After finishing their breakfast, Zelda decided to say something.

"Isaac," Zelda started, "Why don't you take Sylvia to town today?"

"Castle Town," asked Isaac, "But what about my tutoring today?"

"I'll allow you the day off from that," answered Zelda, "I think it's important for Sylvia to know Hyrule better." "She may become your wife and queen at some point." "What do you think Sylvia?"

"Well I guess it wouldn't be too bad," answered Sylvia, "But I'm uncomfortable with strangers."

"You'll get used to it I'm sure," said Zelda, "Your parents told me about you being shy and we all believe this will be good for you."

After the discussion, Isaac and Sylvia decided to do as told and went to Castle Town.

"There sure are a lot of people here," commented Sylvia once they were in town.

"If you want you can hold my hand," said Isaac.

"Ok," replied Sylvia as she held Isaac's hand, "So where should we go?"

"How about we start with something interesting," said Isaac who then led Sylvia to the center of town, "Here we are, what do you think?"

"Is that a statue of your parents," asked Sylvia once she saw the town center's statue.

"It is," answered Isaac, "This statue was made in honor of them protecting the world from Calamity Ganon and restoring Hyrule from ruin."

"What's Calamity Ganon," asked Sylvia.

"An evil entity who tried to destroy the world," Explained Isaac, "It actually destroyed the kingdom but my mother stopped it with a sacred power for one hundred years until my father defeated it after waking from a one hundred year healing slumber."

"Your parents are over one hundred years old," asked Sylvia,"

"It's complicated but true," responded Isaac.

After that, the two of them went to some stores for some window shopping. During that time, they noticed a large crowd at a jewelry shop.

"I wonder what is going on there," said Sylvia in curiosity.

"There is probably something new there," replied Isaac, "Every time that store has a new type of jewelry in stock, lots of people go there."

"I see," said Sylvia, "It's too bad we didn't bring much money with us." "I like new jewelry."

"I see," said Isaac, "Well anyway, do you want to see more of the town or do you wish to return to the castle?"

"I think I have seen enough," said Sylvia, "I kind of feel overwhelmed over how different this place is compared to Forauner Capitol where I lived."

"I get it," said Isaac, "In that case let's go back."

When they got back, they were greeted by Paya.

"I see you two have returned," said Paya, "How was it?"

"I suppose it was okay," answered Isaac, "Where are Mother and Father?"

"Your mother is in her study busy with work," explained Paya, "And your father is keeping an eye on the knights in training to see how their training is going."

"I see," said Isaac, "Well I'm going to my room for the time being." "What will you do Sylvia?"

"I'd like to go to my room as well," answered Sylvia.

With that said, Isaac and Sylvia went to their respective rooms.

"I doubt they noticed but I think those two are starting to become friends," said Paya to herself, "Perhaps this arranged marriage will work out after all."