[ Of course she's invited him over for his birthday. Why wouldn't she? Nier may not be the sort to celebrate that but she had said she would share her Hyrule tradition of birthday cake with him.
When he gets there, late enough in the evening that sunlight has gone and the sisters are high in the sky, late enough that fireflies are starting to flit through the air, he'll find the door to Zelda's woodlands home unlocked. It's bright inside, lights all turned up and the scent of cake and something else, even more familiar, wafting through the air. Garland is hung up, reading "Happy Birthday." There's even a silver serving tray, the cover over it, sat on the table next to a setting. Twine hangs from corner to corner of the living room, rugs put away and the floor cleared. The only other new thing there is a phonograph, tucked away near an open window, playing a tinny but easy feeling song.
What is missing is Zelda. Where's he inspect first? ]
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very late birthday stuff dont look at me
When he gets there, late enough in the evening that sunlight has gone and the sisters are high in the sky, late enough that fireflies are starting to flit through the air, he'll find the door to Zelda's woodlands home unlocked. It's bright inside, lights all turned up and the scent of cake and something else, even more familiar, wafting through the air. Garland is hung up, reading "Happy Birthday." There's even a silver serving tray, the cover over it, sat on the table next to a setting. Twine hangs from corner to corner of the living room, rugs put away and the floor cleared. The only other new thing there is a phonograph, tucked away near an open window, playing a tinny but easy feeling song.
What is missing is Zelda. Where's he inspect first? ]