Group RP Breath of the Wild RP

"Well, I did, but I ran out of there thinking you were going to kill me, and rightfully so! I mean, every time you look at me it's always with a hateful expression. Anyways, I wanted to talk to you about one of my dreams, Aria." Oh great. Now she thinks you dream about her. Good job. Majora mentally facepalmed. "N-not like that! I don't dream about you! Well you were in it, but... Ugh!" Majora could feel his cheeks getting red, blushing harder than she was.

"I mean, you and someone else. His name was Stormbreaker, I think. Well, basically, I've been having strange dreams lately. But they seem real, but I don't want to call them visions or anything." Majora went on, describing what he saw in his first dream, then in the second.

 

Stormbreaker did one final check to make sure that he had all of his belongings and noticed that he hadn't clean his sword from when he injured himself.
"Well, I guess I'll have to find a river before heading back to the mountains," he concluded to himself as he picked up and sheathed his sword and set off.

 

"Sorry, I wasn't listening." Majora's back itched, but he didn't want to scratch it now as he felt it would make the situation even more awkward.

"You said you weren't mad at me or something? Something about the Goddesses twisted humor? Eh, whatever. To be honest, my judgement of you was unfair. When I saw you and Blueberry take out that Bokoblin, when you yelled at me, and when you literally yelled at me again in the tents, although that time you were more yelling in my direction, all of that together made me think that of you as one of those female warriors that usually are tough to the core and with that sassy attitude you see in the theatre productions, I can't think of the play but something like that." Majora paused, took a deep breath, and continued.

"I see now that I was wrong. You're kind, and generous too. You took care of me even while you were mad at me, helped me escape Kakariko Village, and let me ride on your horse with you, with my armor on, and fall asleep on your back, which I'm still embarrassed about. You're forgiving, as well, like how you quickly forgave me for scaring your horse. You forgave me for hurting and lying asleep on your back while we were riding a horse. You even forgave me for walking in on the tent I put you in without your permission."

He sighed once more.

"For that, I thank you. I owe you. If there's ever anything, anything at all that you want or need to talk about, or need me to do, I will gladly do so. I'll be there for you, if you'd like."

 

Majora just chuckled, noting there was a blush there, but not ready to speak up about it.
"No worries, Aria. By the way, can I call you Ari? Aria is already a pretty name," then, putting on a dazzling yet clearly laid back smile, "but I'm just too lazy to say the whole thing. Thanks for making breakfast, by the way. I'll bet, it probably tastes really good!"

Noticing her expression, and wandering what it might mean, before beginning to eat, Majora was, once again, lost in thoughts, all alone.

 

Stormbreaker kept walking with very little interesting happening. He turned and noticed a stable.
"Well, it couldn't hurt to visit the horses for a bit, especially since I'm in no hurry to return to the mountains," Stormbreaker said to himself aloud.

 

Majora walked over to Aria, again asking how he could possibly find, tame, and ride a horse.
"Aria? I know you're busy with Blueberry and all that, but could you help me find a horse? I'd rather not chafe your back again. It also was kind of uncomfortable for me, too."

 

When Stormbreaker reached the stable, he could hear some kind of chatter going on inside. He thought about listening in but quickly shook the thought away.
"It's none of my business, whatever it is," he concluded.

 

Upon hearing footsteps, he decided not to wait for Aria to answer. No, I can call her Ari now. He thought as he went outside to check. When he went outside, he gasped in surprised, realizing this was who he dreamed of, this 'Stormbreaker'.

"Hey, you there! Does your name happen to be Stormbreaker?" Majora asked.

 

Upon hearing his name, he turned towards the newcomer with wide eyes.
"Uh...uh...yes, my name is Stormbreaker," he stuttered.

 

"Well then!" Majora exclaimed, "Come on, I know you don't know me, but we've got a lot to talk about... before I tell you, though, my name is Majora."

Majora then explained his first dream, then his second dream where he learned the name o Stormbreaker.

"The girl over there, tending to her horse? She's Aria, my friend. She was the one who called for us to attack the Lynel. Then, like I told you, unfortunately, I was stabbed. I don't know if someone saved me, or not. But now that I know Stormbreaker is your real name, now I know. That may not have been a dream. That could actually be a vision." Then, to Aria, "Ari! Come here! We've found Stormbreaker!" Then he realized she may not have wanted that, because of the Lynel Majora had foreseen , but it was too late for that.

 

"Uhh...No actually, I came down from the mountains to gather some supplies. I was actually on my way back when I decided to visit this stable," Stormbreaker replied.

 

"Yeah, sorry about Aria. She hates Lynels, and since in my dreams it was us three, together, fighting a Lynel... she doesn't want that to happen." Then, to Aria, "Ari, you know we can't change fate," he scolded, "If it's destined to happen, avoiding it would only make it happen, but worse. You heard the stories, haven't you? Those who disobey fate meet their own."

 

"I don't know about either of you but I don't know either of you besides your names, and to be quiet frank, if we are going to do this then I'm going to need a reason to trust either of you. Besides that, I don't even know anything that you guys are talking about," said Stormbreaker as he backed away.