"Relatively fair," He replies, "The climb up was nice. I just hope the descend is as easy." He finished, then smiled. "May good luck follow you." Kasei says, then turns to leave the city.

"And you as well, sir," Adali replies with a pleasant bow in Kasei's direction. "May the goddesses watch over you during your travels!" she calls after him with a smile.

Narrator wrote:A short Rito female, wearing elegant purple robes (and thus betraying her status as a Sage), leans against one of the many marble columns surrounding the main plaza of the town square. She sighs to herself while admiring the view of the Ruto Highlands below, and the dancing of the rocs in the sky far ahead.

The main plaza was save for the whispering of the wind and the flapping of wings. The admirer of the lands below was by a column, and Nogare into the light and watched the Rocs as they flew about far below. Free creatures they were... powerful, magical, and free. There were times when he would have liked to have grown wings and flown free like the Rocs and the Ritos. But he was Hylian, blessed by the gods though he was, without wings to fly from his responsibilities.

Adali, the Sage of Wind, who stood nearby. Nogare didn't smile at whatever thoughts were in Adali's mind, though whatever they were, they were worth smiling about. "I knew I'd find you here. Forget introductions, we need to speak of things more political. Listen, the Exiles, as you know, are on the move. The Sages must gather to hold back the threat. I've come to recruit you for the necessary actions against our foe. Down below we're dying, and the Exiles have yet to reach here..." ... Nogare knew better than to poke a Rito's pride, so he rephrased: "We need you to help us before it's too late...

A scribe had managed to venture all the way to the summit of the flats, at such an altitude it was hard to keep one's head straight. Fortunately, the scholar was by now acclimated. He clutched a letter, in pristine condition, in his hands. Then, he saw the Rito, a female dressed in robes of purple, just as the Post Master had stated.

"You're Adali, aren't you?" called out Simon. "I've heard people speak of you with reverence, and now I see why. So rarely do I see one taking the time to truly reflect as you are now, and they say you spend much time up here. No doubt, being a sage gives somebody much responsibility to contemplate. I am not here on some diplomatic mission or attempt to seek your guidance. I am only acting as an extension to an overly booked post master, the one at North Castle. Apparently, you were addressed with this letter, so I delivered it, and you have my assurances, I did not tamper with it in anyway. I've traveled through the gloom of night and heavy rains to deliver this, as well as scaling the flats. Not even a 'thank you' is required though, as I have done my duty to keep my word. Here is the letter," he finishes, handing it out for her to take.

Sage Adali seemed somewhat surprised. “Oh? A letter? For me?” She carefully pried open the envelope, carefully removing the perfumed letter from within. Her face quickly shifted from one of surprise to one of glee. As her eyes scanned the contents within, her smile couldn’t help but widen. “Oh, that big lump of rock... Thank you for bringing this to me, Adventurer. I am in your debt.” She pocketed both the letter and the envelope on one of her robe pockets, and smiled back at Simon.

As you left the area, you could hear some soft giggling behind you.

Orpheous has earned 1 TP.

“Of course…. It had to be… delivered to New Peaktop…” The sound of a gasping voice can be heard some distance off. A hand comes up over the ledge of a cliff, and after some struggling, manages to pull itself up, revealing the figure to be Leth. He set his hands on his knees and took a moment to catch his breath.

I knew I should have checked the condition of my grappling hook before setting out up this way. I haven’t used it in so long, the rope was bound to be weak. He stood up straight, and looked around. There- his destination! The postman was right; The Rito was hard to miss in her ornate purple robes.

“I was sent by the postman to deliver this letter for you, wise one.” He says reverently as he approaches her. He quickly withdraws the letter and hands it to her.

Sage Adali seemed somewhat surprised. “Oh? A letter? For me?” She carefully pried open the envelope, carefully removing the perfumed letter from within. Her face quickly shifted from one of surprise to one of glee. As her eyes scanned the contents within, her smile couldn’t help but widen. “Oh, that big lump of rock... Thank you for bringing this to me, Adventurer. You sound like you had a rough time getting here... I am in your debt.” She pocketed both the letter and the envelope on one of her robe pockets, and smiled back at Leth.

As you left the area, you could hear some soft giggling behind you.

Leth has earned 1 TP.