When he lets it flow, it’s like his entire body gets lighter. He can use them in assistant jumps, propelling himself with timed flaps of his wings to mix with leaps, but that’s about it. His body is large and his wings, while larger still, have difficulty producing the needed lift for him to stay airborne. Maz Koshia’s observations tell him not to be surprised by this. Listening to it, doing what is instinctively natural, is difficult.įiguring out how to catch the air and slow his fall proves useful, but it isn’t until he starts channeling magic through his body that he’s able to achieve something of an actual glide, though. It’s a feeling like when he’s walking or breathing it happens while he isn’t thinking about it, until the pattern is messed up. Every time they twitch, though, he’s made precisely aware of it, and can’t help but twitch and mess it up.

He starts finding higher places to fall from, because he’s discovered that he deals with heights quite well, and more time in the air helps while he’s trying to figure out how to actually stay in the air.Īfter the first few hours, he finds that his wings start moving into positions when he’s not focusing on them. The positioning and angling of his body is the same, and as it changes, so too does he need to change how and where his wings are. The way he positions and shapes his wings matters. Link falls, but he’s able to achieve some amount of directional control to it.

The next several tests are slightly more successful. He has no idea how it works, just that it does, and he’s grateful for it. Link isn’t sure, exactly, what’s actually happening to his clothes and equipment when he transforms, but according to Fi, it’s a spatial pocketing effect similar to Korok Magic. Between a Flameblade, the Warm Doublet, and a Ruby Circlet, Gerudo Highlands’ cold isn’t too bad for his Hylian shape. “I would advise refamiliarizing yourself with Monk Maz Koshia’s observations, Master Link.” Fi suggests. Link is a feathered rock, tumbling end over end and plowing grooves into the snow. The first several tests were not successful. It would return, so the princess foresaw.” The power we created could not destroy it. Calamity’s hatred, which brings it forth time and again, was beyond our design. It is matched only by the Goddess’ resolve, and the Hero’s determination.

“ It has burned since the earliest age of existence. “ Calamity’s hatred is transcendent.” Maz Koshia stated. For most, it would have likely worked, regardless.” To what degree any individual Demon or Deity is outside the world varies. Demons are a corruption, and Deities are above it. Neither are entirely bound to Nayru’s order of the world. “ Demons and Deities share one thing in common. “ All our effort, and we found that, of all things, we had underestimated Calamity’s hatred.” He made a sound that was unmistakably agitated. “ Until the end.” He said, hat dipping downwards.

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