Last time where I left off, I, Jameson Thornwood, had been awarded the 'Biggest Jerk' award and Rusl told me that I should tell Link that I'm sorry and that I should thank him for saving me.
Warning: May contain spoilers
Chapter 6
For the past day, I have been felling absolutely horrible. I still can't believe that I had pushed Link off the tree house.
I have been avoiding everyone in Ordon. 'All of them probably know about what I did…' I thought.
Rusl was almost completely healed; he told me that he had a lot of small wounds, not a lot of big wounds. Plus, he looks like the kind of person who heals fast.
I was at the ranch in Ordon. It had gotten pretty banged up because off those stupid giant pigs. I had help the ranch owner clean-up and now I was waiting for Yuki to finish herding the goats inside the barn.
Yuki had finished healing just yesterday.
She had just almost gotten the last goat in.
I had left my armor at Rusl and Uli's house. I have decided that while looking for the kids, I would want to be as fast as possible.
I stood up. Yuki had got the last goat inside.
The ranch owner ran up to me. He said, "Thanks for all your help today."
I sighed, "Just doing my job, sir." I nodded slightly and was walking to the gate leading to the town.
'My job…' I thought, 'Should I really be staying here? Should I really go look for the kids with Rusl? Shouldn't I just ask Rusl to make another sword to give to the Royal Family?'
My thoughts were interrupted when I saw Rusl run over toward me. He said, "We will be leaving tomorrow."
"Ok. Will we need any extra provisions? I could go make the preparations." I answered.
"I have already gotten the food that we will need, to make it to our destination."
I thought for a moment, then said, "What exactly is our destination?"
"I was think that we should, go to the farthest places away first. Then we will make our way back here," replied Rusl.
"So," I tried to remember the map that all knights had to memorize, "Snowhorn, or Gerodo Desert?"
"Snowhorn, but we won't be there long. There are yetis there."
I thought again, "Will we be making any stops along the way?"
"Not any that I know of."
I sighed, "You know where to find me." I walked off back to the tree house.
The Next Morning
"Don't do anything too rash." warned Uli.
"Don't worry," reassured Rusl.
Everyone was saying their good byes to us, well mainly to Rusl. I zoned out at the beginning of it. I yawned; I had barely gotten any sleep the night before. I kneeled down and scratched Yuki behind her ears.
"Do you remember the first time you and I met, Yuki?" I asked her quietly.
Flashback
I was a young boy, at the age of ten. I was running through the forest, trying to get away from my three older brothers. I had always hated them; they didn't like me because I was smaller than them, I was adopted, and our parents had always favored me.
"Come on, lil bro! We just wanna play!" I heard yelling far off behind me.
I had stopped running as soon I couldn't here my brothers' calls.
Something then was wrong. I was hiding in a small thicket. I could see two men, who at least had a decade on me. They were teasing a giant tiger with long spears. I could see that the large tiger was protecting a small baby tiger.
The larger of the two men drew his spear behind his head and threw it. I covered my eyes to not see it, but the sounds were enough. There was a loud, blood-spitting growl. The growl had died off and there was a thump.
A little bit later I had finally opened my eyes to see the same two men teasing the small cub.
My kind-nature had finally taken over my frightened-nature and I ran out of the thicket. I- as fast as possible- ran and picked up the small cub. One of the men had stabbed me in my ankle while I was running.
I ran as if my brothers were chasing me. I have had worse injuries when trying to run before.
As soon as I had gotten far enough away, I had stopped, sat down, and placed the small tiger on the ground.
It mewed, and I smiled.
End flashback
"Are you ready to go, Jameson?" asked Rusl.
I sighed, "Yeah, I hope so."
And Rusl and I were off to look for the kids.