[Coolshaymin]

Zelda flew over the terrain, leading Zelda toward the land bridge to the peninsula. "Thanks for coming with me Zeda. Anjean is one of the people I trust most so I can hope we can find her before something else does. I don't know how good she is at defending herself but I... don't want to lose another Lokomo," the ghost said with an appreciative smile as she attempted to look over the forest on the peninsula. She can see some large tower deep into the forest! She just had to make it there and check if the tower is the real deal! "Let's go check out the tower!" Zelda declared before flying forward and... Okay something was off here.

She looked back and yep, her spirit was somehow a LOT smaller! Okay, this may not be as easy as she thought. "Hey, this island has some kind of shrinking effect! It's going to take longer to get there..." She looked back to check on Zelda who might already be rather large still considering she was now even shorter... Short probably isn't even the right word at this point. "Come on! I doubt we can evade this island's effects and I am not going to explore at the size of an ant by myself!" Zelda yelled... telepathically so yelling was a bit unnecessary.

[Mari]

The taller Zelda smiled weakly up at Spirit Zelda. "...You're welcome, Princess. I think I understand. How many Lokomo are left?" Zelda softly replied, professing her understanding while simultaneously searching for more. She already had her theories about the nature of their parallel existence, but couldn't confirm them without getting to know Spirit Zelda more and by extension get to know her world. She'd prefer to do that without playing her cards just yet, so that when she did reveal who she was it might be easier to accept. Perhaps though, Spirit Zelda had already come up with her own suspicions. It mattered little in the grand scheme of things. She had was drawn to silence by Zelda's yelling. She wasn't 'afraid' per se. In fact, she was quite used to spirits yelling at her. It was more that she didn't have the will to defend herself, despite feeling a slightly attacked. She stepped forward, shrinking down to a size more comparable to Spirit Zelda's. Looking about herself, the world seemed alien and enormous around them. "...I have a bad feeling about this place." Zelda lamented. If the plant life remained unchanged, who was to say any enemies that lived here wouldn't be giant compared to them too? "Whatever curse binds this land must be a warning of more danger within. Let's keep our eyes and ears open." Zelda then went on to remark, moving to proceed with Spirit Zelda regardless. There was a reason they were here, which meant the danger had to be overcome.