Books are my friends.
(ooc: As I mentioned in the chatroom last night, I'm doing a post each for Shad, Jewel, and -- if I can think of one -- Little Zelda. I'm going to be pretty much AWOL for the coming week, because my goddaughter is coming from out of state and I need to get ready to receive her, then to entertain her. [I haven't seen her since May, this is a big deal to me.] So do please shower me with tag-ish love, because I can answer tags at work, but forgive me if I'm a little slow.)
[Shad sits in the library of Hyrule Castle, four open books spread across the table before him and a fifth in one hand; the other is engaged in taking copious notes. He is a happy little nerd, in these quiet hours; he studies the Sheikah, and searches for information on the Twili, and tries to find any mention in this Hyrule's records of the Oocca just in case there's something he's somehow missed in his own time.
He wants to go home, eventually; but for the moment, he is content to remain.
On his Twili notes he has sketched, as best he can from memory, some of the patterns which appeared on Midna's dress. He doesn't know if they're significant, but he wants to remember them in case they are. On the Sheikah notes are sketches he made of the stones, such as the one he found in Hyrule Field. The more he can learn, the better.
Other people come in and leave again. He greets them if they seem inclined to desire a greeting, keeps himself occupied if they look like they would rather be left alone.]
[Shad sits in the library of Hyrule Castle, four open books spread across the table before him and a fifth in one hand; the other is engaged in taking copious notes. He is a happy little nerd, in these quiet hours; he studies the Sheikah, and searches for information on the Twili, and tries to find any mention in this Hyrule's records of the Oocca just in case there's something he's somehow missed in his own time.
He wants to go home, eventually; but for the moment, he is content to remain.
On his Twili notes he has sketched, as best he can from memory, some of the patterns which appeared on Midna's dress. He doesn't know if they're significant, but he wants to remember them in case they are. On the Sheikah notes are sketches he made of the stones, such as the one he found in Hyrule Field. The more he can learn, the better.
Other people come in and leave again. He greets them if they seem inclined to desire a greeting, keeps himself occupied if they look like they would rather be left alone.]