Overworld

Fish was over the moon with joy! He'd spent the days after his birthday trying to find some kind of a way to expand himself and his lifestyle, and in the end it had built up to just one single conclusion: he had to leave Subrosia permanently. So he'd grabbed his ore chunks, thrown them at the sketchy girl that said she'd found about a special portal to the above ground world. She'd been bugging him about this, and even though she hadn't set foot through it, she was sure there would be plenty of water out there! The only portal he knew about was the one that led to his little pond. Fishing there had grown stale over the years, since he got to knew the species located there quite well but had to be careful not to overfish. Since it was obvious that he would spend the rest of his life fishing in boring old lava, or that miniscule pond, he gave his entire life savings just to get the 411.

It had been worth it, though! After he'd made it through the warp, Fishing-Loving Subrosian found himself on a big wooden vessel! And it was surrounded by massive, unending quantities of gorgeous water! Rich, blue waves abounded, and even though he'd completely forgotten that he was supposed to hide in front of non-Subrosians, it had all worked out fine by his estimation. It seemed they hadn't taken his beloved fishing rod, even though he was what they called a 'stowaway'. He was on a beach which superficially reminded him of the one the Piratians had landed on back home, and he couldn't be any happier to never have to see those weirdo pirate 'skeletons' ever again.

Fish thought to himself silently, "Well, if my eyes are workin', that's a man after my own heart over there! A real overlander, 'e is! Could I... talk to him? Ne'er done that before, 'cept a word or two on the ship." Trying to get in the water and swim after the ship didn't seem like any kind of plan that would yield fruit, but the group of people chatting seemed fairly promising. At least they were social. Torn, the smol dudeski wondered if the fisherman might stick around a while since he was fishing, and that was a patience based activity.

The socializers were what he ended up picking, and he decided to approach their circle. If they noticed him, he'd greet them with a hearty "Hello!" and ask two questions: "What part of Holodrum did the boat bring me to?" and "What were you talking about?" That is, unless of course they had somewhere else they wanted to take the conversation.

After all, his portal may have taken him pretty far. He had no clue how big Holodrum was, only that (as far as his very limited knowledge was concerned), it was the whole of the overland!

---Lazarus---

Zora River

You exit the tunnel and climb down the ladder, hidden behind a waterfall. It's right next to the giant waterfall that serves as the entrance to Zora Domain. No one would expect a secret tunnel righr next to a well-known one right?

You're currently on some rock formations that can be used as bridges. You noticed them before, but never explored them as of now. Maybe following those formations could lead somewhere.

You could also jump into the river and let the current take you. There's risk of monsters stopping you in your track, but it should send you directly to Hyrule Field.

You could also be a normal person and just follow the path.

---Lazarus---

You follow the normal path, which is multiple rock formations sticking out of the walls, connected by small wooden bridges. It's pretty quiet for the most part, you're pretty surprised you didn't run in a Zora yet.

As you think this, you see five Zoras climb a ladder to some rock pillars, where the area becomes more open. They are chased by an equal number of red Bokoblins. You have one last bridge to cross to leave the waterfall area, but it seems a Blue Tektite decided to jump from the river, right on the bridge, blocking your path. The Tektite already has an arrow embedded into it's back, so it's already hurt.

Either you fight, or you jump into the river.

(They're too far from you right now for you to see the details. Basically, you saw them flee from Bokoblins and you'll have the option to climb the ladder when you pass by it.)

---Lazarus---

As the Tektite jumps at you, you shoot a shock arrow right into it's eye.

The electricity stuns it, making it fall back on the small bridge as you quickly drawn your Boomerang to smash the Tektite into the river. You can hear the sparks in the water as you carefully cross the bridge, while the stunned enemy is taken by the current.

You are now in a fully open area. You can wander on the ground to see if you find something, take the ladder up the stone pillars or follow the river to Hyrule Field.

You can hear a sound behind one of the stone pillars... Sounds like something eating something.

---Lazarus---



You put your sword away and carefully make your way around the pillar.

There's a fat Hylian man sitting his back on the wall, eating what looks like beans, he notices you and throws some of the beans as far as he can, behind you. He looks at yourself in confusion as you don't move. He stand up, dusts off his green pants and replaces his white vest to make himself presentable. He takes a brown hat off his bag and puts it on.

"You're one of those good monsters aren't you? The hostile ones go away when I feed them. My name is Kayve, might I ask yours?"

---Lazarus---



"You're not the talking type are you?

Well... I guess I'm not in position to hide anything.

Look, I have no means in defending myself against you. All I have is some Magic Beans and 20 rupees.

If you're going to attack me, I can just give them to you. There's no need for you to hurt me."

---Stinger---



Thornvine guide you to a part of the forest that is quite open. There's a clearing in the center with a big tree in the middle. There's pile of leaves, broken logs and piles of dirt everywhere. You can see a cabin through some of the trees.

Other than the path you've already taken, there's two other paths leading into the forest.

Thornvine climbs the tree in the middle of the clearing and seem to be looking around.

"You have anything to make traps over here?"