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Shutting the door behind her, Zelda pulled up the chair by her desk and took a seat, sighing. "Yes, I did. The same again. More buildings crumbling to ruin, more screaming villagers, and more fire. Lots and lots of fire..." She leaned back, arms folded, looking out the window. "I just don't get it. Things are running so smoothly here. I haven't the slightest clue as to what's triggering these horrific scenes! Dear sister, have you been experiencing anything like this?"

She laughed a little. "Ganon is gone, and for good. And if he were to come back, which is highly unlikely, we'll get rid of him again, just like last time. I mean, he is in another realm entirely! You shouldn't let such dark thoughts enter your mind." Zelda stood up. "I am going to get dressed. Meet me outside our rooms, disguise on. We should have breakfast out in the town, it'll be nice to take in some of the fresh air, hm?"

Zelda nodded at her sister as she left, heading for her closet. She pulled out something simple: a long dress, dark brown in color, with white trim at the bottom and matching short sleeves. The torso had a thin black ribbon running down the center for about two inches in a criss-cross formation. She couldn't wear her regular princess garb, she could easily be found out. After slipping on the dress, she grabbed a small cloak in the same shade of brown, and short white gloves.
While the outfit hid her well, she decided she should be able to keep her hood down some of the time. Using a tiny amount of magic, her dark blonde hair changed to a deep red. Her eyes became a light amber color, and her skin tone darkened to a shade of olive.
"Alright, Miku, I'm ready." She stated, stepping out her door and closing it shut behind her, putting up her hood and linking arms with her sister. "I'm sure the town won't be too full of commotion, it is not fully morning yet."

Zelda nodded. "We should stay quiet until we're out of the castle." Silently, she led Miku down the winding spiral staircase to the first floor of the castle, tiptoeing across marble and stone floors until they reached the gates. They slid past the ever-so-watchful guards with little effort. Since Zelda had grown up with them patrolling the grounds, she learned simple distractions means an easy escape. A few stones tossed in the opposite direction would raise suspicion, and they'd jump at the chance to pummel some dumb kid trying to enter the palace, considering the fact nothing bad has really happened for a long time.
"Goodness, the intelligence of those guards is rather disheartening. If something terrible were to really happen they'd be to skittish to do anything! Anyway, there's a little pastry shop that just opened up in Castle Town, would you like to visit there?" She asked.

Temptation coursed through his veins, power at his fingertips. Hyrule was so perfect, so full of life. Every inch of it was teeming with activity. He loved it. It had to be his.
An angry fist met the table in front of Ganondorf as he stood up. "I am done with being in hiding. I shall not cower in my domain any longer! I've come this far to escape from that... purgatory," he practically spat the word out, "that blasted Link threw me in, I might as well make my presence known sooner or later. And with this little beauty by my side again," he turned to the Triforce of Power, "Nothing can stop me now!"

Zelda laughed a little. "I don't mind. Some extra company is always appreciated." Although she'd wished for it to be a private outing between her and her sister to discuss the matter of their nightmares, she guessed Sarri being there wouldn't make a difference. Who knows? Maybe she'd be of help to them, as long as the talk of Ganondorf coming back stayed silent. There was no need to spook the guard...

"I'm glad you're focused on your job, but there really is no need to have your arsenal of weaponry at the ready right now," Zelda said. "We are in a familiar place, with familiar people, and Miku and I don't even look like the 'Princesses of Hyrule' right now. Someone would have to be paying close attention to all of the citizen's faces in order to spot us... Which is a tad creepy if someone was." She frowned, pulling her hood a little tighter around her. "Anyways, we were just going to the little bakery that opened up recently."