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[color=royal blue]Oh. *still looks a little confused* In that case, the Water Dungeon/Temple/whathaveyou (whichever other name it may go by in other games). [/color]

[color=royal blue]*Kehho starts randomly blowing stuff up.* Kehho: Going crazy, yes, I am! PuckPlush: I thought you already were. Kehho: Quiet, you. AuronPlush: This could be another trial. Kehho: Without him telling us? Don't think so. BakuPlush: Blow up more stuff! Kehho: You've said the most sensible thing so far. *proceeds to take out a Chocolate and Marshmallow factory* Uh oh, it's raining chocolate now. Wonder how Duo's gonna handle that...:bluesweat[/color]

[color=royal blue]And your answer is incorrect. Please try again. :)[/color]

[color=royal blue]I actually never got into it. I got halfway through and the whole thing...meh. A little weird for me. And that's odd, coming from me. :laugh: [/color]

[color=royal blue]Qus are a race well known for their gourmet skills; food is, quite literally, their life. And a lot of Qus look the same. The only way I can tell the difference is by what they wear. ^^;[/color]

[color=royal blue]I can't believe I remembered that! ^^; OK, how many body segments did the original Onix (R/B) have (including head)?[/color]

[color=royal blue]Longest and hardest are two different things. As far as longest goes (length wise), I'd say the final dungeon before running off to find Ganon/Ganondork-ah, dorf. ^^; Turtle Rock comes to mind (LA and LttP). The Spirit Dungeon for Ocarina. That FREAKING dungeon with Twinrova in it in Mask *blows that level up she hates it so much*!!! As far as hardest, the programmers prolly wanted to make the level that you seek the final enemy out the one. Pyramid of Power in the Dark World (Past). The Ruined Hyrule Castle (Ocarina, you have to have everything to get anywhere). THAT FREAKING FLIPPING MOON LEVEL!!! *blows her Mask cartridge into smithereens* Gotta get everything, plus you are screwed if you don't get the Deity's Mask (at least I was). Even in Awakening, if you don't do everything you need to in the game, you won't be able to get to the final boss at all. I left out recent games because I don't remember them much. :bluesweat All Hail Des, the LoZzy Lord! BWEE HEEEE!!!! :rotflmao:[/color]

[color=royal blue]Lydia blinked back into groggy wakefulness. She groaned and massaged her head, pushing herself up with her other arm-- --and crying out in pain. She held her breath for a moment to make sure that pair of men from earlier didn't hear. Nothing. Good. Biting her lip to ignore the pain, she leaned against her offending arm again, and a fresh bout of fiery pain shot through her shoulder. Carefully placing her other hand against it, Lydia pulled it away and was shocked to see a dark wetness glinting in the moonlight. Blood. "How did this...?" A dry branch somewhere nearby cracked--it sounded like a gunshot to her sensitive ears--and Lydia bolted. In a few moments, she was out of the woods. The female hung her head a little, holding her aching shoulder again. She spotted a white sign with a large red cross on it on the other side of the street; something about that symbol stirred a generally hopeful feeling, one that would make the pain go away. With a great effort, she placed one foot in front of the other, moving toward the symbol. The blare of an horn, the glare of twin beams of light, tore into her senses, and Lydia quickly leapt into the air, ignoring the obsenities the driver was screaming at her. Her head was pounding now, and she pushed herself to glide to the symbol. With a final burst of energy, she grabbed at the symbol, then draped across the top of it, her good arm hanging down in front of the sign loosely. She mercifully slipped back into unconsciousness. A nurse was walking past the front doors of the small hospital to get coffee when she saw the slender form of a young woman fall to the sidewalk just outside. [i]Well, there's something you don't see every day...[/i] Her work instinct kicked in, and she was quickly calling for help, checking the female for broken bones or bruises. The female's eyes fluttered for a moment, then shut again; she had made it to the red cross symbol. She was going to be ok...[/color]

[color=royal blue]Fame? Been there, done that, gone into hiding. :D (Think of the golden days of theOtaku.com/digimon.) Maybe be famous for a decent online comic. Or animator. Fortunately, they aren't so famous to the point of being mobbed everywhere they go. [/color]

[color=royal blue]Free will is a dangerous thing (when used improperly). If I knew a quarter of the stuff that I know now then, I'd...well...I'd be too busy freaking people out, especially my future husband. "You HAVE to love me--we're supposed to be married one day!" (That scares me right there. .oO;.) OK, lemme say this much--there's a [i]reason[/i] why we don't know the future. I wouldn't want to know the future so much as be able to see the whole picture, instead of my slice of the world. To see the impact my life has, is having, and ever will have on people. [spoiler]Though at the moment, I'm in social internet suicide mode, so I kinda know how I'm affecting people here...[/spoiler][/color]

[color=royal blue]*playfully whacks Des with a Nerf Bat* Yes, O Great LoZ Sage! :p[/color]

[color=royal blue]Never, ever has the phrase "less is more" been true when all I can to you, Mitch, is a heartfelt, "Ditto." [i]Chocolate[/i], how I passionately love that game. It was my first, and any RPG game I have ever gotten since is always compared to it.[/color]

[color=royal blue]And quite frankly, I would second that. [/color]

[color=royal blue]Horsea and...Starmie?[/color]

[color=royal blue]You know, I heard something to that extent. The name Radical Dreamers is also familiar because it is, I believe, the name of Niki's band...right? But a text based game? *shivers* I never do well at those. [/color]

[color=royal blue]Really? *blinks dully* But I played Seasons first and I could have [i]sworn[/i]...[/color]

[color=royal blue]NAME: Willow Fae AGE: indeterminable SEX: Female PLANET: Exocisyt APPEARENCE: A black body suit covers her entire body, save for her hands, feet, and head. Over this is a sleeveless blood red tunic, tied at the waist by a golden sash. She has short red boots on her feet. She wears golden guards on her wrists and ankles, and a pearl encased by crystal hangs from her necklace. Bright blue eyes, long silvery hair. WEAPON: Shurikens and a dagger. ATTACK(S): Shuriken Strike, Sharp Slash, Manipulate SPECIAL ATTACK: Metamorphesis DESCRIPTION/BIO: Willow is assumed to be from Exocisyt, but there is no real proof. She is seen as an optimist, and tends to laugh even when a situation is at its more dire. Nonetheless, there is a schemeing mind behind her friendly facade. [/color]

[color=royal blue]I'm guessing it has something to do with the Woods area where you play hide and go seek with the three small fairies. If so... [b]Question[/b]: What was to be Epona's fate if you did not save her as Adult Link?[/color]

[color=royal blue]Shield is a natural ability. When in battle, I think you can push right on your controller to bring up a second menu, from which you can choose Boost or Shield. Also, if you teach your Aeons moves that correspond with their Element (ie--Thundaga for Ixion), then they attack themselves with that move and heal themselves! Very nice.[/color]

[color=royal blue]Waydaminute. How could "ChronoBreak" (if it indeed exists) possibly be considered the fourth in the series? I only know about Trigger and Cross. Mmmfff....it is just rumors after all. :grumble:[/color]

[color=royal blue]*screams happily* All I've heard up to this point is rumors, but....OOOOOO!!! This is such good news for me! *is SUCH a fan of ChronoTrigger*[/color]

[color=royal blue]The moon was full, and so bright. Lydia stood on the balcony, reaching her hands up to it. Something about touching it just seemed so right--like the proverbial moth to the flame. In a moment, her feet left the ground as she stretched her hands higher; the thin jacket she had draped about herself shifted in the breeze. It was the startled gasp from the ground that caught her attention. Lydia paused and looked down at the sound far below. It didn't register in her mind that she was afraid of heights; she simply viewed the ground as if it were an illusion, made to [i]think[/i] she was high in the air. "Whoa...um, hey," the uncertain voice said, the sandy haired head craning back to peer at her, "don't you think you should come down from there?" Lydia never broke her gaze and continued to hover. "C'mon, it's dangerous up there. Come down, and tell me your name." Lydia's gaze turned into one of angry bewilderment. Name? Come down? Who was this guy to tell her what to do? She turned to reach for the moon again when her sensitive hearing detected the sound of a pistol cocking. There was a flurry of footsteps, and before she could react, a loud yell of dismay and a gunshot broke the silence. Lydia drew a sharp breath as a bullet grazed her shoulder. Her concentration on the moon broken, she staggered in midair, then broke into a gravity-defying run. Below, the sandy haired man, although nervous, punched the shoulder of another man. "What the hell do you think you're doing?!" he cried. The man, a dark figure, snarled back. "Trying to capture that girl. She's obviously demon possessed. In these end times, the world will be overrun by creatures of darkness! They will be able to take forms of humans like us, yet their true nature will show through their abilities. No [i]normal[/i] human could have floated like that." The two were so swept up in their argument that neither saw Lydia painfully topple into the bushes a mere 200 yards away. "Spare me the speech, I've heard it plenty of times before. Besides, the way you were aiming, it looked like you were gonna kill her, not capture her." The dark man shook his head condescendingly at his sandy haired friend. "So naive. Come. We must protect the world's souls of this menace." The sandy haired man watched the other put the gun back in his side holster and walk off. After a moment of hesitation, he followed the dark figure.[/color]

[color=royal blue]Courage is red and Power is green? :shrug: I'm going to bed...:sleep:[/color]

[color=royal blue]*bounces happily* Very nicely done! I especially like the golden highlights! And the static effects. And the werewolf guy. And...heck, it's nifty! 8/10.[/color]

[color=royal blue]I only answer one question at a time, Des dear. But there's always my blog...>.< Ah, scratch that, it's pretty depressing. ANSWER TIME: Though they are all pastelly, the Red pendant is Power, the Green pendant Courage, and the Blue one, Wisdom. And if I am right there: [b]Question[/b]: What was to be Epona's fate if you do not rescue her from LonLon Ranch as Adult Link?[/color]