Lost Without a Guide. (OPEN)

[Malon]

I fell to the ground and almost cried in frustration. It was getting late...father would worry about me soon. I kept thinking that when I tried to fix the cart the horse was carrying.

"Stupid cart..." I thought to myself. Though it was probably my fault for not checking to see that the dumb thing was used so much and had some wear and tear on it. The wood breaking was just bound to happen. All the supplies crashing to the ground, the bottles of milk breaking, eggs breaking. It just wasn't my day.

"Now I'm stuck here in the middle of Hyrule Field..." I looked around. The ranch was nowhere in sight. I could barely see what side of the castle I was looking at so I didn't know whether to go North, South, East, or West. Usually the horse would find it's way home...she always trusted in it, but the the cart broke, she couldn't just leave everything here.

"I will not cry....I'm a big girl....I will...not...cry." I cursed at myself and huddled next to the broken cart, my knees up to my chest and hid my face. And cried.

[Tael]

I flew through Hyrule field happily. It wasn't often that I left the forest, especially without my sister. Still, the other fairies were being so boring, and I just hated being cooped up with nothing to do all day.

As I flew within sight of the castle, I stopped. Something catches my eye. There's a cart torn up with a little girl sitting by it. When I get closer, I hear her crying. I call out to her in my tiny fairy voice.

"Little girl? Are you ok? What happened to you?"

[Malon]

I sniffed and looked up, wiping the tears away with the back of my hand. At first I didn't see anyone, but a little purple glow hovered above me and I looked up.

"I can't get home without the cart and the supplies...but the cart broke..."

[Tael]

I fluttered about the broken cart worriedly. I was no expert in carts, but even I could see that it was very broken indeed.

"Oh dear. Not good. Not good at all. I'm very sorry little girl. I wish I could help you, but I'm so small and your cart is so big that I'm not sure there is anything I can do to help."

I landed on the girl's head and patted it gently, trying my best to comfort her.

[Silence]

Walking Along in the Seemingly endless twilight before the darkness came gave me a happy feeling inside, until that is I saw a young girl sitting on a broken cart. It was that little girl from the market, what is she doing out so late there are some nasty creatures out here during the night, I better see what is going on.

As i rush towards the cart I see a little purple firefly flying above her, was it trying to help.

"Are you ok, Miss?"

[Malon]

I began to tear up again hearing the small fairy's words. "I'm never gonna get home..." I thought to myself.

I then looked over and saw a boy walk over and knew I recognized him from someplace. I looked over at the fairy and then back at him. "My cart broke....all my supplies...I can't get home...."

[Tael]

"Right here sir," Tael said, fluttering around the part of the axle that was lying on the ground. "I'd help if I could, but I'm too small see?"

I normally didn't do much work anyway, but I hated seeing the little girl cry. She seemed so sad and miserable, as if the world was coming to an end.

Wait, hadn't Navi said that the world might actually be coming to an end? Oh well. That wasn't important right now.

[Silence]

I looked at the mess the cart was in, How did this happen? I thought to myself. oh well guess I can give a hand. I grab the bottom with my right hand and begin to pick the cart up, wow this is pretty heavy oh well. I was able to get the cart to a position where the horse could pull it.

"Well we are about an hour away from the ranch if you want me to carry this home for you then jump on"

[Malon]

I stood up quickly as he began to fix up the cart. It was still in bad condition, but not so bad to where I could probably get home...but...

"But...all my stuff..." Most of the milk bottles had broken, and the eggs were splattered to the ground.

I looked at both the small fairy and the boy...