Linked Skits

Introduction - Pt. Whatever at This Point

"Oh, bless you! You're awake!" Vio scratched Mask's head.

Mask still looked sleepy.

"You're so little, buddy!" Vio exclaimed.

Mask fumbled around with everything around him until he pulled a yellow fox-looking mask off his belt and put it on to hide his face.

"Don't be scared of me, I brought you back here, so you're safe." Vio softly let his hand rest on Mask's right forearm, "You can take your mask off."

Mask looked nervous, even through his mask.

He lifted his hands up, which were twitchy.

Then, Mask began to use Hylian Sign to talk to him.

"Please go away." Mask signed.

"Sorry. Didn't mean to bother you, Hero of Time. I'd better let you be."

"Hero of a-who now?! TIME?!" Wind yelled out of astonishment.

"Yes. This is the Hero of Time. The real one." Vio told him.

Wind's eyes rolled back as he fell into Tetra.

"It's always been his dream to meet the Hero of Time." Tetra said, catching him.

Wind woke up with an exited gasp.

"Where'd Blue go?" Green woke up and asked weakly.

"Blue...? I'm not sure. Blue!" Vio called, "Hey, Blue! Where are you?!"

"I'm up here! Hitting birds is really hard with a hammer, though." Blue turned the attention to the sky that was filled with birds.

"Do you want any help?" Vio asked.

"Of course not! I'm the best, haven't you realized yet?!"

Vio sighed and shook his head.

"He's up on the walls." Vio told Green.

"Again?" Green asked.

"Yeah...He's trying to kill birds with a hammer. I don't think it's going too well."

"HEY! It's going fine!" Blue swung his hammer just a little too hard and it made him stumble.

"He's fine as long as he doesn't fall backwards outside the walls-" Vio said as Blue fell outside the walls, "Shit."

"That's a bad word." Green smiled at him.

"I know that." Vio said.

We heard Blue scream outside, and Mask half took off the mask he was currently wearing.

Using the rough walls to his advantage, Mask jumped backwards and climbed the walls quickly and flawlessly, then jumping off the top of the wall as he drew his sword and shield.

"That was really cool!" Wind exclaimed, "Right, Tetra?"

Wind looked back—matter of fact, we all did—and Tetra wasn't there anymore.

She wasn't sitting next to Wind anymore.

In fact, I didn't notice where she was until I saw droplets of blood fall.

She was trying to open a locked door to the medical office, but in the process of working too hard, she had lost so much blood she passed out.

"Where'd she go?" Wind asked me, looking worried.

"She's over there," I pointed.

"Tetra!" Wind ran over to her, looking and sounding scared and worried.