[Mari]

There was a certain pleasure in quietness. It allowed for clarity that most other situations did not, for focus that does not come from within, for sight into the mundane.

...Those who bore the curse of the third eye did not usually get to experience quiet. Some might dispute its status as a curse, but when one was walking around trying to live a normal life being able to see things that ...weren't there could become a burden. Thoughts one had no business eavesdropping on, feelings one had no interest in witnessing. It could be quite disruptive, to say the least. And that was why Feli had found a certain ... comfort in Warle's company. Her thoughts and feelings were very muted, and the light of her soul quite dim. Sometimes she found herself compelled to look into Warle's affliction, to figure out why it was she was so ... wrong. But last time she'd tried that, she'd found only emptiness in her visions. Rarely did she have problems looking into the past, but in this specific case she'd felt as blind as she did when she looked to the future. What did the infinite expanse of emptiness mean? Was Warle born of nothing? Was she inhuman? Was that it? But then...

"What was with those eyes..?" Feli murmured aloud.

"Huh?" Warle replied, receiving no response for a long moment. " . . . Are you still thinking about what you saw?" Warle went on to ask, fully aware that Feli found her quite curious. "It was such a strange vision, but what could it mean?" Feli went on to ask, pondering aloud. Warle shook her head. "...It looked like whatever you saw caused you some pretty intense discomfort. Perhaps some things are better left forgotten." Warle replied, half-heartedly attempting to be helpful. She still remembered the way Feli had screamed when it happened. That terrible, banshee-like screech-- "It was like they were looking at me. A thousand eyes in a sea of nothing...--KIIIIIIIII!!!" ...There it was. Warle flinched, tensing at the awful noise. Hovering down, she attempting to comfort Feli by placing her hands on the distraught goth's shoulders. "What's wrong? Did you see it??" Warle asked, only for Feli to jerk away from her touch. Warle's feelings never felt earnest because of how muted they were. It felt all too much like she was lying whenever she tried to be sentimental, and that creeped Feli right now. Thankfully, she didn't do that a lot.

"Not that. THAT!!" Feli squeaked out, gesturing off into the distance. Looking over, Warle was confused to find that she didn't see anything at all. Well, except some mysterious stranger in a dark cloak emblazoned with the symbol of the Hyrulian Royal Family. The rather oblivious looking woman peeked over her shoulder at the sound of the screeching, catching sight of the death glare Feli was giving her and just sort of doing a double take. Man, Zelda wasn't sure what she'd done but that little girl was pissed! Better hurry away before she causes a scene.

"...Her? I guess she does look a little suspicious." Warle said, though if she were being honest she didn't see what the big deal was. Zelda didn't look like she held any ill will toward them to her! Before she could finish that thought though, Feli ran off to confront Zelda, blinded by rage. Woah! Warle hadn't seen that coming, and frankly she didn't want Feli to wind up in jail. Jolting forward, she grabbed Feli and pulled her back into her arms, giving her a big ol' hug to restrain her. "H-Hey!! You don't want to hurt her. She's running away!" Warle softly blurted out as Feli attempted to squirm and kick her way out of her arms. "They screaming out in silence! They demand to be heard!!" Feli grunted out as she squirmed to no avail. "I think they just want to be left alone, Feli!" Warle corrected, wincing as she found herself being kicked at. C'mon... "They cling to her, like a thousand threads in a cloak of malice!" Feli breathlessly blurted out, hanging halfway out of Warle's arms. Warle's eyes glimmered with recognition, and in but a moment she released Feli.

Feli hadn't been talking about Zelda.