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[theeyeoftruth]

[One might recognise, through the nighttime gloom, that Sheik is in the graveyard. He leans on a marker, amidst a strange little cluster of four identical headstones. His lyre looks grey rather than gold in the light, but this time, he isn't playing any music. After a moment of staring off at something unseen (he seems little troubled by the things

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[thehandofwisdom]

[Sheik, why are you in the graveyard?]

What happens if you guess the right answer?

[Usually, riddles and puzzles and things, they're there for a reason, right?]

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[theeyeoftruth]

[He makes an effort to sound a little less cool and brusque, when speaking to her.]

Then the mausoleum's sealed door opens, granting access.

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[thehandofwisdom]

So it is like a password.

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[theeyeoftruth]

A password, yes. Though I tend to consider it more of a... test, Princess.

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[thehandofwisdom]

[She looks curious.]

Why is that?

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[theeyeoftruth]

Pass the test, and you're permitted entry. Not that it's the nicest of places inside.

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[thehandofwisdom]

Why would it need a test? [A pause.] Is it dangerous?

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[theeyeoftruth]

Very. Besides, any house of the dead should be sealed.

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[thehandofwisdom]

I don't suppose the dangers are the same as they are in Hyrule, like ReDeads or Poes...

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[theeyeoftruth]

Some are very similar, regardless. And some may look different, or act different - they amount to the same thing.

[video] Ha, of course I don't accidentally delete notifs >.<

[thehandofwisdom]

[She seems to think about that for a moment, and then,]

Please stay safe.

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[theeyeoftruth]

…I will, Princess. I have little intent to linger here.