Link hums softly. The story of the Fragments was fantastical, and strange - and so different from any of the myths and legends of Hyrule. It was almost impossible to imagine.
(And yet, on some level...Link could maybe relate, just a bit. The fragments must have awoken without memory, without any sense of who they were, without an identity of their own...and Link did know what that was like. And it wasn't easy.)
There is something he's wondering about, though.
"The Fragments were good?" They were pieces of a dark, cruel entity, but...it didn't sound like the Fragments were cursed with that same darkness? They were able to be...better?
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Date: 2025-05-15 09:04 am (UTC)(And yet, on some level...Link could maybe relate, just a bit. The fragments must have awoken without memory, without any sense of who they were, without an identity of their own...and Link did know what that was like. And it wasn't easy.)
There is something he's wondering about, though.
"The Fragments were good?" They were pieces of a dark, cruel entity, but...it didn't sound like the Fragments were cursed with that same darkness? They were able to be...better?