Tabantha Frontier, Hyrule. [12/26].

[in_sidon_we_trust]

Early the next morning, after breakfast and arranging horses to make the trip far easier and swifter, the group set off across the Hyrule Field, to the northwest, toward the sweeping plains and steep mountains of the Tabantha Frontier, home of the Rito, Hyrule's proud and musical bird race.

It would be another long journey, but hopefully one well-worth the travel, with more than enough to captivate the visitors on the scenic and exciting path.

[[Day Three has really gone to the birds! *clears throat* OCD on the way is up!]]

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Re: Other - 12/26.

[in_sidon_we_trust]

And while all his friends were getting settled and exploring the breezy Rito Village, Sidon was engaging himself in a little bit of history, a diplomatic meeting with the current chief of the Rito, an monumental event, really, considering neither of them could recall a point in history where such a meeting had occurred. It gave him quite a great deal to mull over, a lot of important insight and unanswered questions about the future of Hyrule, about the Champions they both so tragically lost, about their respective Divine Beasts and the undeniable disquiet that seemed to settle all across the land.

They were heavy thoughts, really, too heavy to bring to his guests, who he just wanted to have fun and enjoy his unique and beautiful world, so he'd slipped away, toward the base of the spire, in the area with all the long grass and the tall trees, standing thoughtfully at the edge of the cliff, facing Zora's Domain and Vah Ruta almost without realizing it, contemplating just how high they were and whether a dive down into Lake Totori would be wise. It was a decent even greater than anything back home, you could barely see the water down there! It would be an incredible dive, but he knew enough about the deep, deep basin to know that he would have a very difficult time getting back up without any waterfalls to help him.

So he just stood, and thought, and waited, until his somber mood passed, and he could rejoin the others and make the acquaintance of all the Rito and continue to be the Ambassador Prince he now realized meant more than he could have ever imagined.