>>5810290"Hello Hylians, good to see you again." He says in greeting.
Sotrea stands next to him sampling his pot, looking healthier than you do. At your arrival she rushes up to you and gives you a hug saying, "That's for saving me," she then proceeds to punch you in the shoulder, hard, "And that's for leaving me here with this Goron. Stupid boulder boy wouldn't let me leave until you guys came back. Do you know how boring it was t-"
Impa clears her throat and gives Sotrea a hard look. She immediately straights up and turns to Impa. "Recovered, rested, and ready to return to duty Mistress." She says with a bow.
"Naza can be the judge of that, go and let examine you. We're camped just a few hills over." She says pointing behind her.
"Yes Mistress," Sotrea says, sounding like a scolded child, before bounding off toward camp.
" Thank you for your aid, master Goron. I'm sure that potion was not cheap."
The Goron shrugs "It was worth it to save a sister of a brother people."
"All the same, I’d like to repay your kindness." Impa says reaching into her rupee pouch and pulling out a clear and polished purple rupee. The Goron holds up his hand to refuse it, but Impa presses the gem into his hand and closes the Goron's beefy fingers around the money. " Take it and consider it payment for delivering a message for me. Return to your Lord and tell him that the King of Hyrule has been slain by the King of the Gerudo."
The Goron is shocked at Impa's statement, but he nods regardless saying, " Your people have my condolences. I will deliver your message to our chief as soon as possible, he will want to hear it."
"Thank you, may the ground beneath your feet be sturdy." Impa starts
"And may rocks in front of you shatter with ease." The Goron finishes a broad smile creeping across his face.
You leave the Goron, who begins to pack his things, and return to camp. On your arrival Impa heads off to attend to some small matters leaving you alone.
>Check on Sotrea and see how she's feeling.>Go and see the princesses. Your curious to see what effect your words have had on them.>Visit Jirron and get your ‘first’ lessons in reading and writing.>It has been a long day and your body cries out for rest.>[Write In] 