[She couldn't have called herself a charitable person, but she did like Akua's company. At least, enough to revel in it again. And again, if that was the way things were going to go. There were others she could have thought of that would have been worse off. She wasn't certain she still felt that degree of confidence when their way out conveniently became a makeshift wall.
Attempts to move it had... not exactly gone as Midna expected. Not because she couldn't use Twilight energy. That hadn't been the issue at all. It was either that, as suspected, her normally very impressive abilities in the Twilight just weren't nearly as impressive in this world, or whatever had come down the way they came in just was too much for her to handle. Both being particularly feasible and neither giving her any amount of pleasure.
In the dark of the cave, there was the faint glow of the various markings in Midna's dual-toned skin, significantly dimmed by the light that Akua conjured. As her eyes adjusted, she examined their footing. Wasn't like they had a map. Wasn't like either of them (presumably) were familiar with the lay of the land, as it were.]
Unless you know something I don't, the direction might not make much of a difference. Better to just take one than it would be to stay here and discuss. Since you have the lighting, however, you should go first.
[As to whether that was true or not was debatable. In likelihood, might have been more appropriate to have Akua in the back. If they lost the light, there wasn't going to be much to use to navigate. It wasn't as though Midna was some pretty otherworldly glow stick.
On the other hand, she had to wonder about the light properties of Akua's globe, though that was a concern coming from someone who had an aversion to such natural radiance. The artificial lighting, as she'd learned from Link, didn't seem to be an issue, however.]
Unless you're afraid. In which case, I supposed I can act as more than a pretty companion.
This is perfect!! Thank you so much. ♥
Attempts to move it had... not exactly gone as Midna expected. Not because she couldn't use Twilight energy. That hadn't been the issue at all. It was either that, as suspected, her normally very impressive abilities in the Twilight just weren't nearly as impressive in this world, or whatever had come down the way they came in just was too much for her to handle. Both being particularly feasible and neither giving her any amount of pleasure.
In the dark of the cave, there was the faint glow of the various markings in Midna's dual-toned skin, significantly dimmed by the light that Akua conjured. As her eyes adjusted, she examined their footing. Wasn't like they had a map. Wasn't like either of them (presumably) were familiar with the lay of the land, as it were.]
Unless you know something I don't, the direction might not make much of a difference. Better to just take one than it would be to stay here and discuss. Since you have the lighting, however, you should go first.
[As to whether that was true or not was debatable. In likelihood, might have been more appropriate to have Akua in the back. If they lost the light, there wasn't going to be much to use to navigate. It wasn't as though Midna was some pretty otherworldly glow stick.
On the other hand, she had to wonder about the light properties of Akua's globe, though that was a concern coming from someone who had an aversion to such natural radiance. The artificial lighting, as she'd learned from Link, didn't seem to be an issue, however.]
Unless you're afraid. In which case, I supposed I can act as more than a pretty companion.