Group RP Breath of the Wild RP

"I turned him into the pasture at the stable- last night," Aria replied. She closed her eyes, clenching her fists. "The stablemaster told me he jumped the fence during the night when I retrieved my gear this morning. At the time, I thought nothing of it because he likes to roam but never strays far from me." She opened her eyes, staring at her hands and at the cresent marks she made in her palms. "He always came back." She reiterated firmly, as though to more convince herself. Aria stood up, looking towards the stable. "Anymore questions?" She snapped at Majora. Aria reeled back internally.
He doesn't deserve your bite, she reminded herself and Aria felt guilt add to the fear. "I didn't mean to snap," she murmured lowly, shame hanging her head. "I'm sorry-" Aria left it at that, unsure of what other words to say to convey her worry for Blueberry and that she wasn't mad at him- she just... "Why are emotions so difficult?" She grumbled aloud, quite by accident.

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"If there is, I'm kicking his butt after I die," Aria joked back weakly, she hugged Majora tightly, burying her face against his chest. By some miracle, she didn't end up crying- though Aria felt she would at the next unpleasant surprise.
She held tightly to Majora, taking comfort from his touch- feeling her anxiety slowly start to fade. Aria exhaled deeply.
"I should put my clothes inside before we start tracking Blueberry," she said but made no attempt to move. "I don't want to wear this dress back to Hateno. Mother would never let me live it down. And even worse- she'd insist on more dresses!"
Aria fell quiet again, shifting her weight so she would be leaning against Majora. Only worry kept her eyes open.

 

Aria nodded. She gathered all of her clothes and the bag before ducking around the shelter. She pulled on the dryest pair of trousers she had before quickly throwing her dress off and pulling on a tunic. She stretched her arms up, only feeling a twing of soreness in her shoulder. "Alright," she said. She bent down and stuffed the now dry clothes into her bag before throwing it over her shoulder and headed back towards Majora.
"I'm going to grab my sword and head back to the stable," She told him. "I'll let Stormbreaker know what's going on." Aria raised her free hand to scratch at her head. "I guess I'll meet you over there? Before the trail goes cold?"
Without waiting for a reply, Aria spun around and entered the shelter. She crossed the floor and dumped the bag of clean laundry by her stuff before buckling her sword onto her belt.
"Blueberry jumped the fence at the stable," Aria addressed Stormbreaker, not looking up from her task. "Majora and I are about to go out and track him-you're welcome to join us."
Later, Aria still would wonder what processed her to wear her chainmail but she was grateful that she chose to do so.

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Aria gave a sharp nod. She slipped her bracers into her belt pouch. After a break from her chainmail, it felt heavy and cumbersome. Aria adjusted it across her collar, trying to find a sweet spot where it wouldn't drape too much on one side. It was only partially effective simply due to size differences.
This would fit Majora better than me Aria groaned to herself as she tightened her belt another notch, cinching the chainmetal. But it was high quality armor- one of the last since the Fall of Hyrule and Aria thanked the Goddess for birthing her into a family with a long standing tradition of knighthood.
Aria shook her head, trying to clear her thoughts. Focus. You need to focus, Aria. She reminded herself harshly.

 

Aria shook herself out of her stupor and followed Stormbreaker out into the field. "I'm going to the stable- with any luck, there'll be some hoofprints I can follow," Aria stated, looking between Majora and Stormbreaker.

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Aria nodded sharply, nerves overcoming her for a breath second. She ploughed ahead to the stable, circling around to the fence round back.
It was still untouched.
Aria crouched low and began to look for broken twigs or hoofprints- feeling vaguely stupid in the back of her mind. Aria bit her bottom lip, absently chewing it as she zeroed in on a scratch in the fence. She exaimed it before looking at the ground a few feet away from the fence- weeds and grass pressed down as if...
"He went this way!" Aria exclaimed. "...I think..." She added much more quietly.

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"Or..." She trailed off. Aria snagged a nearby leaf and raised it to her lips. She blew against it and coaxed out a melody.
Please work, please work, please work
Ears pricked up among the herd, listening to the hypnotic melody as Aria played it through twice, watching as the herd grew disinterested with her. The music ended and the horses resumed their grazing. Aria took a sip from her waterbag.
"They shouldn't startle too easily now and Blueberry isn't here..." Aria shook her head. "Let's continue." She scooted close to the walls of the canyon, away from the herd. She glanced back at Majora and Stormbreaker, making sure they were following her. At long last, the canyon widened and in the distance, Aria saw Blueberry standing across from...
Aria froze, staring at centaur like monster, a thick white man cover nearly all it's head, save for two horns and two red eyes, filled with malice.
"O-o-o-o-oh..."Aria breathed shallowly. Her eyes widened and her hands felt clammy. Aria took a step back until she nearly ran into Majora. Aria felt sick to the stomach as she focused on the Lynel.

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Aria trembled, fear locking her tongue.
Coda was in front of her, small against the Lynel's bulk. Their swords met.
"I..."
The Lynel roared, spittle spraying from his mouth and canines glinting.
Aria wanted to cry or scream, or both. She wanted to run, run far away and not fight any kind of lynel.
Screw Hylia. Screw the prophecy.
"I..."
Aria swallowed, taking a deep breath.
Blueberry needed her.
Stormbreaker needed her.
Coda needed her.
Majora needed her.

"Free me, Little Song."

"S-stormbreaker, take to the air. If it pulls put it's bow, go as high as you can, fast," Aria ordered, pushing her panic aside. "Majora and I can take ground assault. If I can get to Blueberry, I can fight it on horseback. The key is to make sure we all attack it at once from different sides," Aria rolled her shoulders. She let out a shaky exhale, terror still making her nerves raw.

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One, two, three, four
Aria chanted to herself, rushing after Majora. As he went for the Lynel, Aria veered right, towards Blueberry. She grabbed his mane and pulled herself up with some difficulty. Blueberry whinnied, stamping his hooves. Aria righted herself up in time to see the Lynel swat Majora away.
"M-" she tried to call out before stopping herself with a choked back cough- none of them could afford to be distracted.
One, two, three, four.
Aria breathed and squeezed Blueberry's side. "Hyah!" she called. Aria drew her sword as Blueberry rushed into battle. The Lynel roared, spittle spraying on the battlefield. Aria gritted her teeth, narrowing her eyes as she urged Blueberry towards the monster. He responsed loyally, running towards danger.
The Lynel snarled at their impudence, lunging forward to meet them, sword ready. Aria raised her sword to meet it and nearly dropped it at the weight of the Lynel's sword.

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