Zelda, Princess of Hyrule

This conversation can be held over the network, I'm sure.

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I am afraid this time it cannot.

You are crossing lines, Ganondorf.

Edited Date: 2010-03-17 08:47 pm (UTC)

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What do you intend to say that cannot be said over the network? You do not intend to curse me, do you?

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Do you honestly wish for something that ought to remain private to be broadcast over the network?

I would not. You know that.

Edited Date: 2010-03-17 08:51 pm (UTC)

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No. Though I honestly wish you would reconsider your timing.

Good. You have my thanks.

[Trust me, he's cursed plenty as it is.]

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I think now is the perfect time for our talk.

[no way is she passing this up man]

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Of course you would say that.

[THERE GOES WHAT'S LEFT OF HIS DIGNITY.]

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Is there some reason you do not wish me to come down?

[She's going to anyway, but she's curious.]

Edited Date: 2010-03-17 09:21 pm (UTC)

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No. No reason at all.

[Except that he's ugly and smells like rotten cabbage B|]

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Then I will see you shortly, as soon as I am able to find a crew member to escort me.

[She's visited the brig before, she wonders if she can find Meifeng again.]

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[Even though she can't hear him, he sighs resignedly.]

As you wish, Princess. There seems to be little point in arguing about it now.

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You don't need me to tell you this, but please be careful.

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[She's inwardly smiling.]

You are quite correct, there is no point.

Edited Date: 2010-03-19 01:25 am (UTC)

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Most assuredly, I will.

It has been some time since I have spoken with you. Are you well?

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I'm sorry for worrying you, Your Highness. I've been preoccupied.

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As have I.

But - you did not directly answer my question. Is everything all right?

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Things are often in a state of eternal neutrality. Things are as well as they can be, given the environment and our fearless captain.

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[Well then, Ganondorf will sit in his corner and wait for Zelda to come.]

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[And she's brought down by a grumpy Stewardess! Eventually, Zelda shows up, and stands at a safe distance in front of Ganondorf's cell.]

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They seem to be here, yes.

I suppose you are correct - there is little we can do to change the circumstances that you speak of. [Because the Captain is insufferable, and completely mad.]

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That'd seem to be the case, although before this particular moment, I haven't wanted to admit it. I think this ship jades the people who are on it after a time. I'm not immune to this, but I wish I was.

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[He is so not even turning around. So Zelda will just have to talk to his back.]

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[Yeah, that's not going to fly, Ganondorf.]

Turn around and face me properly, please. I will not speak to your back, as though I were talking to a wall. Vain you might be, but a coward? I thought a bit differently of you.

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Do you mind explaining a bit more on what you mean by that statement?

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