On certain temple invasion plans.

[timezone]

I'm going to be dressed like a pirate and you don't plan on having anyone tell me that it's not how the pirates they know dress like just so I'll show up and get laughed at.








It is not funny.

Comments

[timezone]

Sure you have! You cook and you sew and you know what a washer and dryer are for and you know how to read and write properly and you have a lot of clothes and-

[He starts counting off on his fingers and the list goes on. All the little mundane things Maraich does that are perfectly normal that Link has had trouble with in the past or had people look at him funny over.]

[maraich]

I learned that stuff working for the Count because I didn't want him to kick me out. Most people didn't have to do that; most people probably don't even know how to do something like sew.

But I can teach you if you want.

[timezone]

...I know how to sew.

[Not as good as Maraich... or Saria or Mido, but all kokiri knew how to sew. It was one of the things he thought was 'normal' no matter where he was. Great. One more thing different about him.

[maraich]

You can learn to cook and use a washer and dryer. It would probably only take a few minutes to teach you how to use the machines...

Reading and writing takes longer but I could help you with that.

[timezone]

[He wouldn't mind learning to use the machines. He already liked watching the clothes spin round and round in the washer through that little window it had.]

What about the stove? Would you teach me to use that too? So I don't have to use a fire?

oh, but Izaya is already helping me with my writing. Reading is just... figuring out what words mean, really.

[maraich]

Sure. The stove is easy to use once you know how. It's just turning the dial, basically.

[timezone]

You're the best, Maraich.

[maraich]

It's no problem. You just have to ask if you want to know how to use something. You're not the only one around who's from a world that doesn't have modern technology.

[timezone]

It's modern for Hyrule...

[maraich]

There's washer and dryers there?

[He's a little surprised. It didn't seem like the type of place that would from what he saw and heard.]

[timezone]

No. But what we have is modern for us...

[maraich]

I guess that's true. But to me it sounds like the way people used to live.