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[scionofwisdom]

It seems as though the ship has another influx of passengers, interesting that it seems to happen once weekly.

[Her voice echos; there's a telltale sign of dripping water that signifies her location: the caves.]

Greetings to you all; I am Zelda, Princess and Regent of Hyrule. Make yourselves comfortable aboard this vessel, it is my understanding that we will be here for quite a while.

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[scionofwisdom.livejournal.com]

[She nods lightly.]

Yes, it was a requirement of his for me to be the heir to the throne. I had to be smart, wise, and competent on the battlefield, and in the realm of politics and diplomacy.

[prime-huntress.livejournal.com]

All good things for a leader to have; whether queen or general. I presume you served as both? What is your assessment of the situation then? What do you think the wise choice of action would be?

[scionofwisdom.livejournal.com]

I was the Princess of Hyrule, awaiting my coronation. [She doesn't go into the rest, it's depressing. She ponders the next question a moment, tapping her fingers against her arm.]

I think that for now, perhaps continue what we are doing in information gathering as much as possible. The captain, while seemingly quite mad is also quite brilliant and dangerous. Getting on his wrong side often ends up...badly. [She has her own suspicious about what happened to the cook.]

[prime-huntress.livejournal.com]

I have gathered. There are others on board who have been here for over a year. They know much, but secrecy is the norm here.

[She glared, frustrated at the situation.]

[scionofwisdom.livejournal.com]

[She gives a simple nod.]

Yes, I can only imagine their frustration.

[prime-huntress.livejournal.com]

What about you? What is your leading style? "Need to know", or are you open with your citizens?

[While Samus came from the military, she had been on her own long enough to be fiercely independent. She would have never spoken that way to her own commander.]