The rain falls through the branches, making parts of the boy wet, but he is dry for the most part. The thunder booms, shaking the tree, but not enough of it lets all of the droplets down on the boy. The lightning crackles, letting its energy out into the air.

But all of this is unnoticed by the boy, known as Worru. Just a little while ago, after finishing a mission given to him by Dentol, to be completed by him and two others, he came back to Castle Town, to find his friend Sovelis there, along with someone he hadn't seen in a long time.

His mother, Labufa Sethu, his mother and widoed parent.

This was all too much for him to take at a time.

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Labufa stopped, nearing the Thicket itself, where she had seen her son run off to. "Sovelis, he is somewhere here. We need to find him, quickly. I want to see my son again." she said, walking into the forest without the young-looking mage.

"Worru, it is uncommon to see you upset. Is something wrong?" Kasei said, appearing out of a nearby tree, soaked, carrying Aria on his back. The shiekah mercinary jumped down and walked over to Worru. As Aria got off, the rebel flame looked Worru in the eyes. "Something is troubling you, my freind. Do you want to talk? You should know that running away from your problems does not solve them." He said as Aria walked under a tree to stay out of the rain.

OOC: I couldn't find a place to put Kasei in at the castle, but he promised Worru he'd help find the guys mum. This is the best place.

Worru looked up at Kasei, his friend and ally, with his bloodshot eyes. "My...my mother. She-She is here. At the Castle." he said, stuttering before be put his head back near his knees. This was all too sudden for him, and he had no idea how to take this normally.

Sovelis followd closely to Labufa, looking around as he lit the end of his staff up with a ball of fire the rain didn't quinch. "I'm no nomad. I cannot track anything, espesially in the rain..." he said quietly as he slid on a wet treeroot, and almost feel into the mud.

Labufa held her arm out in front of Sovelis, to make sure he didn't fall. "He is close. The Thicket hasn't changed much." she said, looking forward, trying to make out the sign that would point them on their way. "We're close. Just make a turn up here." she said, walking a bit faster to the sign, and turning.

"Thanks." he said as he regained his balance and quickly followed the Gerudo lady through the forest, in a thunderstorm. "Why did he run?" Sovelis asked Labufa.

Labufa stopped, and looked at the ground in deep thought. "He must think that this is some kind of dream. That I'm a mirage caused by his time in the desert." she said, sorrowfully, but quickly moving on to the Thicket.

Sovelis continued to follow Labufa until he caught siht of Worru, sitting under a tree. "WORRU!" he said, pulling Labufa towards her son.

Kasei looked at Worru, an expression of shock on his face for a second, then he smiled brightly. "Your mother? You have been looking for her a long time! This is great that she reveales herself to you! Today is a happy day, so why do you look so down? Aria, bring the wineskin! This is a cause for celebration, and I think some wine will cheer you up, Worru." Kasei said as Aria ran over with a wineskin and handed it to Worru. "Drink up, and wipe that frown off your face, you should not feel sad reuniting with your parent." Kasei said, glad for his freind.

Worru looked at the wineskin, the shoved back at Kasei. "I don't want any." he mumbled, but then, he heard someone yell out his name. He looked up, over at the trees, and saw Sovelis, along with a Gerudo woman, one who's eyes and hair looked just like his. "M-Mom?" he asked, quavering, as he stood up, not taking his eyes off the woman.

Labufa looked at her son for a moment, before her eyes teared up. "Sethu?" she asked, in the same tone as Worru did. She walked closer to him, and he did the same. Once they were near one another, Labufa looking down, and Worru looking up, they both embraced one another, both crying and mumbling apologies for things that they thought were their faults.

Leaning agianst a tree, Sovelis smiled and wiped a small tear from his already rain-drenched face. They have each other agian. No need for me to linger anymore. I'll just sneek off and disapear... he thought as he started to leave the thicket, and allow Worru and his mother to catch up agian.

Kasei smiled and looked on as Worru and his motherembraced one another. He lit a ciggarette, using magic to keep it lit, and smoked for a bit. Now, isn't that a heart-felt reunion. Its things like this that make the world a nicer place. Compassion, freindship, trust. Those are the things the adventurers of Hyrule need most. If not, their hearts will feel empty. He thought as he sat down on the muddy ground.

"At last," whispered one man in a tree top to another, "Sethu has found his mother. He will be emotionally weak for a while, and soon, we will began the plan."

"Indeed, Legion," whispered the good ole' Australian/British accent. "It shall began with the capture of the foolish Shiekah girl, and then, we will hold her hostage. Sethu would have to join us."

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Another freaking soggy day stated Orpheous, walking through the rain, Simon following him. Some idiot moblin had stolen Orpheous's magic ax, and they planned to head over the cliffs and back to Papara. Then, they spotted Worru, with a much older woman. They were in the middle of apologizing to each other, and Orpheous decided to sit back and watch, and maybe ask a question later. Their wet cloaks gripped there bodies, as they leaned up against a tree and watched, hopefully nobody would notice.

"Shh..." said Labufa, calming down Worru, as she patted his head. The bottom of her shirt was wet by not only the rain, but the tears made by her son. They had both waited for this for a long time, though the rain was obviously unseen. "You can live with me now. I have a home in the Town. We can be together again." she whispered to him, calming him even more.

They finally seperated, both smiling to one another, before Worru saw Orpheous. "Hey! Orph! How've you been?" he asked, running over to him with newfound energy. "Guess what? I finally found my mom!" he shouted, jumping up and down like a sugar-charged, living super ball.

OOC: I expected Labufa to say I looked familiar, because she helped out Anti-Orpheous once.

IC: He gave a small smile, "Well, looks like your pretty excited about that. Anything else you want to tell me? Such as her name, or maybe why she named you Worru Worruson..." Simon broke in, "It must be nice to know that your parent isn't buried under the ground," but he said it in a tone that was truthful, and happy for him, but there was still something about the way he said it. Perhaps it was an unhappy tone, but still, pratically undetectable.