Under his control, Link became increasingly valiant: plains, deserts, mountains, jungles—he left a trail of dead across the Hyrule Continent.
Dragons became mere tools for making money; centaurs were turned into armories; the never-dimming light of the Grandmaster Sword in his hand illuminated the wilderness.
The monsters died over and over again, but Dubian Che never did go to save the princess.
This game was far from over.
"Knock knock knock." There was a sound of knocking at the door.
It was quite rare; judging by the time, the Human Observation Department probably hadn't had visitors for about two months.
"Come in," Kiyono Lin replied indifferently.
"Sorry for the intrusion." With a cautious greeting, Ichiki Aoi, Hanaoka Asako, and Yuzao Haomei walked in.
Jiutiao Meijie showed no reaction.
Dubian Che wasn't interested in them either; he maneuvered Link, holding an electric weapon, to go fish in the lake with electricity.
