The rift opened up nicely in the sands of Parapa desert, a place of equal, if not more heat than Tantari, it's sister desert. Out of the rift popped a face rarely seen in these parts-Kasei D Gobi. The Rebel Flame, wearing the usual, stood in the desert sand as he turned to his young companion. "Remember, even though you're a half-Gerudo, they might not....like you, and the fact that your a male means they might interperate you as a threat to their prince." He said, hoping his freind understood, and he set off, towards Parapa villiage.

Once there, he got the usual responce; spears. He raised his hands above his head as a sign of peace, and continued. He went on until he reached the center of the villiage; where the Prince of Gerudo, still a very young child, played with other children of the tribe, the eyes of their parents watching their every movement. Kasei did not approach further, but rather stood still, waiting for his companion to catch up, hands still in the air.

Worru caught up soon, noticing only Kasei as he came closer to the village. "Hey, Kasei, why are your ar-" he was cut off, as spears were jabbed at him as well. He raised his arms in the air, not as a sign of piece, but more a sign that he wasn't guilty, and he was nowhere near the house when it was found filled with mud.

"Heh." Kasei said, as Worru caught up, and lowered his hands, letting one move to his waist, to his scimitar. Spears raised instantly, and the Gerudo tensed. Of course, Kasei was not going to fight, instead he undid the straps that held the blade to his belt, and threw his trusted weapon to the ground. "You do the same to your sword, Worru." Kasei said in aincent Hylian, then reverted back to commom. "We do not come to fight, but to request aid in the upcoming hardships." He called out, waiting for an answer.

Worru drew the blade from one of his belt loops, placing it on the ground. He bent back up, having placed the blade down gently, as if it was a living thing, and mattered greatly to him, which it pretty much did.

Kasei smiled as Worru obeyed. "I ask again, will you align yourselves with Hyrule?" He called out. "And why should we?" Came a response, as Governess Dasai stepped out of a tent. Kasei turned to her. "Why? Do you not forget the travesty you previous king, Ganondorf, had brought to Hyrule? Are you content with being labeled as thieves and no better than beasts? Don't you want to redeem yourselves, to start over?" He asked, as many of the Gerudo lowered their weapons. "A darkness, an enemy greater than any is approaching Hyrule. It comes as an army of dark beings, all aligned for one reason; the utter destruction of Hyrule. Now, as I understand, that boy," He says, turning to point at the young king, "Is your future ruler. Do you think he will live to the age of fourteen if you do nothing? Do you think any of you will be spared from the onslaught? No, you will be ripped apart, decapitated, gutted, utterly destroyed, no mercy, no guilt. That is what will happen to all of you, should you do nothing."

"However, my companions and myself are gathering many...we already have support from many parties. And they can help you. We can hide your young and your elderly. We need only those of you who can fight, and that seems to be quite many." Kasei said, with an air of assurance. "Well? What is your answer?"

Worru kept himself silent, knowing full well that Kasei should be the one to talk, not him. He could make a mistake, and when the Worru everyone knows makes a mistake, there is going to be blood spilt, and more than likely, he'd be the one from where the blood came from.

However, to keep himself from speaking, he looked around the village, and once his mind had taken in the entire 99.9999% female, and I repeat, female village, he lowered his hands, down to where they were before him, and he, for an obvious reason, waddled behind Kasei.

A shadow seemed to be lurking up atop one of the shabby wooden huts that day in the desert village. A black, hooded robe covered a somewhat thin looking figure as whoever it was looked down at the Gerudo and two Sheikan. "Heh heh heh... seems like my hunch was right after all. Perhaps I should be so kind as to make myself known to them all? Or wait until he makes a wrong move, and gets a spear through his heart?" the figure asked himself, looking at his two companions through his glowing, golden eyes...