Levi was beginning to keep a track of all the argoroks that appeared in Hyrule. "So, the first appearance was when I was accused of trying to escape at night," Levi announced. "The most recent occurrence of argoroks being spotted in Hyrule field, was yesterday at 03:27. Over the past week, I have tracked no pattern though, whatsoever." Levi put her parchment with the data written on it on the table. "Guards are going through new shifts I've requested," Levi added.
"The new rotation will be two on the east and west sides of the field, one guard on the north side right before the castle, and two inside the market grounds. That'll be starting and 00:00. At 06:00, there will be a rotation. Different guards will take the same places as the positions I just mentioned. At 12:00, the arranged rotation is that the guards from 00:00 will be put on the south and north.
"The outside guard will be on the west side and one market guard will be on the east. There will be only one market guard. At 18:00, guards from 06:00 will be positioned at the south and east. Who covers the west side is still in argument. Market guards will be set up from the drawbridge to the east and west side of the market. At 00:00, the rotation starts over. The new rotation will begin in a couple of days. None of this will affect castle guards," Levi ended. "Are there any questions?" she smiled.
Nearly everyone at the table raised their hands. "How can we rely on you?" said one. Others agreed. Levi was still a child after all. "And are the rotations permanent?" asked another. "What's wrong with the west at 18:00?" someone yelled. And many other countless questions followed. Frustrated, Levi jumped on the table, unhindered by her weight and yelled, "Quiet! And one at a time! I can't hear you birds all at one time just squawking away!" Levi got off of the table and grabbed her work. She was still fitted in the training garbs. "If any of you oppose to my schedule, you can ask me tomorrow starting at 05:00." With that, Levi left down the hall. As she approached the study room which also became her sleeping grounds, she heard more squawking.
Opening the door, she saw a few people fighting over who will be west field guard. Two of them were Zelda and Link. The others, she did not know. Two of them were guards. "Oh, forgive us, Levi. We were quite loud, weren't we?" said a man. Levi looked at Link. "Levi, this is Rusl, Ilia, and the Mayor of Ordon village." Levi nodded. She went to Link and said, "I'm going to sleep now. I have to check the reports from guards at 06:00." Ilia, a girl older than Levi jumped in, "Oh, don't worry! I can do it. Just tell me where to go." Levi nodded, gratefully. "Yes, thank you. You just have to go to the guard before the drawbridge. Tell him that you are to collect the reports. He'll give you a verbal report. Please write it down for me on any sheet of parchment," Levi said.
Ilia nodded. Levi hugged everyone at the table and went to her small mattress. She heard them all leaving the room. Zelda told her good night before blowing out the candles. Levi sighed as she continued to hear them arguing. She covered her ears. Finally, tired of the arguing, Levi pushed herself from the mattress and walked to the door. She threw the door open. She sighed. "The agreement is that I will go to the west field. I'm quite an archer and handy with rocks. I can defeat minor enemies. There is a minor possibility that argorok could strike the west field but I'm quick on my feet.
"You see, at 18:00, argorok is most likely to strike. That is my pattern," Levi said. Everyone stared at her as if she were insane. "And if you're hurt!?" Link asked. "I have my ways," Levi argued. "Goodnight." Closing the door, Levi sighed. She turned around and looked out the only window past piles of books. The sky was midnight blue and beautiful gleaming stars shined and twinkled. She then directed her attention to the old grandfather clock. It was quite broken for the glass protecting the clock hands was cracked and the once shiny varnish was dusty and no longer shiny. Some wood was rotting and the hand that counted seconds was no longer useful.
She squinted at it in the moonlight. It was about 21:00. She looked back at the window. A fire had burst to life somewhere on the west side. Levi gasped and turned to the door. She grabbed her quiver and bow and opened the door. She saw that everyone was still there whispering. "Argorok is here. Sir Link, I'd advise you get Epona and your clawshot. We'll also need a sword. I have arrows to stun it. Don't explain to me, I know it's weak points. Let's go!"
Link picked her up like a rice sack and began to run. After exiting the castle, Link whistled a sweet tune. Epona came running side by side with Levi and Link. He boosted Levi onto Epona and jumped on himself. Link yelled, "Hiya!" signaling the horse to go faster. "Argorok's at the west field," Levi said, clutching tightly to Epona. Her soft mane brushed against Levi's cheek as Link drove her to the west side of the field. "There it is!" Link yelled forcing Epona to come to a halt. Levi jumped off of Epona as the argorok descended.
Swiftly taking her quiver to her waist, she pulled her bow off and loaded it with an arrow. Argorok blew out a fiery breath scaring off Epona. Link took out his clawshot and aimed for the twilit dragon's tail. He missed. "I'll got," Levi said from the back of the dragon. She shot it's tail, stunning it. Link grabbed it with his clawshot and jerked it left, right and slammed argorok to the ground.
Taking out his knight's sword, he slashed at argorok multiple times. Using the same method, they brought argorok down. Link finished argorok off. The dragon's body began to disappear. It formed a ball of light and aimed for Levi. At light speed, it hit Levi and absorbed into her body. Levi was thrown back by the immense force and hit the ground hard. She blinked, trying to stop herself from passing out. She forced herself to get up. Breathing hard, she slowly stepped towards Link. Step by step. "Levi, you can make it," Link said. She stepped closer and closer, weakening with every footstep.
The world began to spin around Levi. She hugged Link. "Can I sleep now?" she asked. Link whistled for Epona. He looked at Levi with anxiety. He lifted her onto Epona and directed Epona back to the castle.
"Link! What happened out there!?" Impa, Zelda's sheikah servant called out. Link came to a stop and jumped off Epona with Levi. "Did she get hurt in battle?" Impa took Levi.
"No. Something beyond explanation happened. Not that I know of, that is," Link explained. He explained that after defeating argorok, it turned into a glowing ball and targeted Levi. She absorbed it into her body. That is was erratic and absurd. That hadn't happened ever before.
"There might be an explanation somewhere. Someone has to know what's going on!" said Impa in frustration. Ilia, mad, walked up to Link and slapped him in the face. "You dork! You shouldn't have let her go on that stupid dragon chase!" Her father interrupted.
"Ilia, calm down," he said soothingly. Ilia rolled her eyes and yelled at him. "If I told you once, I told you a million times! You're a mayor, you ought to act like one!"
"But this isn't Ordon village," Link pointed out. The two broke out into a fight.
Forcing herself to open her eyes, Levi told Impa to put her down. She walked to Ilia and Link. "Quit your bickering, you two! It's not getting you anywhere now, is it!?" Levi yelled. Link's eyes widened. Ilia screamed. Levi had burst into flames. Frightened by her own power, Levi gasped and quickly calmed down, causing the fire to extinguish. She stood there, unsure of words to describe the occurrence of the fire.
Levi sat down on the ground. "I'm sorry," she whispered. Link kneeled down and said, "You didn't do anything wrong." Levi hugged Link. "I'm scared," Levi whimpered in a shaky voice. She slowly was engulfed in the flames and so was Link. When the flames were gone, Link wasn't burned. He wondered about this. Why didn't it burn him?
He picked up Levi and went to the studying room. Opening the door, he found Zelda. "I heard screaming. What happened?" said Zelda, determined to find out what happened. He put Levi down and she hurried to bed. "Levi... She has powers," Link said, in a confused tone. Zelda's face read shock as she said, "But how? I'm not quite sure, but it should be impossible that Levi has powers.
Explaining the battle against argorok, Link had captured Zelda's attention. Zelda continuously nodded to maximize her attention to the battle's story. After the story, Zelda suggested that Levi got argorok's power. "But the transfusion of powers is impossible," Zelda pointed out. Bewildered, Link and Zelda conversed more about it. Zelda said she would come up with a possible theory for this occurrence. She was determined to figure out how something impossible came to be true.