Inside New Peaktop town square.

There weren't many places in the world quite like it. It was massive, with many many floors, several shopping centers, and even more restaurants. It was a buzzing metropolis with seemingly endless things to do. A big fountain in the center of the city really put a cap on how beautiful the place really was.

"It seems less crowded than normal," Andy remarked. "Must be that everyone is watching the tournament."

Dogura seemed to have a good idea of where he was going, as he didn't break pace. "Dogura?" Katsuro asked as he jogged up next the samurai. "Where are we going?"

"I'm taking you both to Deep Blue Sea, my favorite restaurant in the mountains. Trust me, you're both in for a treat." He seemed excited- Dogura didn't normally get excited over food, but he hadn't eaten at Deep Blue Sea in a couple of years. New Peaktop was so out of the way that it wasn't worth making a trip for food alone, and he never had a real reason to be here... Aside from visiting Darkin all those years ago.

Darkin... He was a true friend. He stuck with me through thick and thin, even when I was being hunted by nearly all of Hyrule... The samurai thought solemnly.

Dogura stopped, and looked up the cerulean blue sign that hung over the large doorway. It read:

<center>Deep Blue Sea</center>

in cursive letters.

"Hey! New sign!" Dogura remarked, as he pulled the door open, and they entered the restaurant.

Inside, the place looked awfully fancy. Marble tables, cerulean blue carpet, sea-foam colored walls, and chandeliers. The samurai lead the trio to a nearby table, and they took their seats. Soon enough, a Zoran waiter appeared before them. After a few rehearsed lines, he handed them their menus, and took their drink order.

"So what is there to eat here?" Katsuro asked as he looked over the menu.

Dogura looked up at the boy with a smile, "Anything. Anything you can think of that comes from the ocean, they've got it. From grilled Gyorg all the way to Whale meat, they've got it. Puffer fish, Swordfish, Eel, you name it. They have it here."

Andy was clearly impressed by the menu. "This is all so much! I might just have the Clam Chowder..."

Before long, the trio had their meals in front of them. Beautifully arranged plates with an intoxicating aroma that sent shivers down one's spine. They immediately started eating. Dogura wound up ordering the Shrimp with Ocean Sunfish, while Katsuro settled for the simple but delicious Squid. With Andy eating Clam Chowder, the samurai couldn't help but feel that the man wasted a valuable opportunity to try anything he wanted.

"So, Dogura. Where ya from?" Andy asked as he ate.
"Down South, near Saria Town." He lied.
"What part?" Katsuro asked, as it was also where he grew up.
"The South end." He lied again.
"Neat-o." Suro responded. "Did you ever know Old Man Arrowhead?"
The samurai shook his head. "No sorry. How about you, Andy?"
The swordsman smiled. "A long way away." He simply put it.
Dogura accepted this as an answer. It sounded a little like something he would say actually. He was jealous that Andy stole that response.
Andy piped up again, "So Dogura. How about that Tensei guy, huh?"
Katsuro nodded, "I'm actually relieved that I don't have to fight him!"
"How are a couple of normal guys like us going to stop him? He's friggin strong!" The tan skinned swordsman added.
"We'll just have to pray about it." The samurai stated.

Soon they'd finished their meals, and were out the door.

Dogura. The matches have ended. You, Andy, Tensei, and a Battlemage named Cirrus are all that remain. Hurry back.

The message was low frequency, but the samurai picked it up fully. "Alright, I just got the heads up from Shiro. Let's head back." The samurai began walking. Katsuro caught up, and asked the same thing Andy was thinking. "How do you know?" Dogura laughed, and broke out into a sprint. "I just know!" Andy accepted this as a race, and took off after the samurai, leaving Katsuro to bring up the rear.

"HEY!!" The boy called out as he sprinted after them.