It does strike Link as a bit strange, to have a weapon that just...leaves random pieces of debris around. When Link shoots an arrow, he expects the remnants of it to be in his target. Not randomly scattered across the ground.
But Link doesn't comment on this. Instead he just nods - and moves to go through the course again.
Now that she's watching closely, she might notice that most of the time, Link moves normally. With skill and experience, yes - but nothing too far outside of the norm of what a highly trained person could accomplish.
But then there's just one moment, one single instant - when he jumps off the crates, and is falling through the air. There's a moment then, when he suddenly is moving very, very fast. It's in this one moment that he fires all his arrows - and hits every target once again.
And then the moment ends, and Link moves at normal speed once again.
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Date: 2024-12-16 10:38 am (UTC)But Link doesn't comment on this. Instead he just nods - and moves to go through the course again.
Now that she's watching closely, she might notice that most of the time, Link moves normally. With skill and experience, yes - but nothing too far outside of the norm of what a highly trained person could accomplish.
But then there's just one moment, one single instant - when he jumps off the crates, and is falling through the air. There's a moment then, when he suddenly is moving very, very fast. It's in this one moment that he fires all his arrows - and hits every target once again.
And then the moment ends, and Link moves at normal speed once again.