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[b]Location:[/b] The Ruins
[b]Level:[/b] 3
[b]Experience:[/b] 31/30 ([i]Level up available[/i])
[b]Word Count:[/b] <750 ([i]+1 EXP[/i])[/center]

"[color=limegreen]Hmm... [i]interesting[/i]...[/color]" Rubick said as he stared quizzically at Ganondorf's sword. Was it [i]truly[/i] the source of the extra magical power he was sensing? Rubick guessed that it wasn't. Call it intuition, but Rubick believed Ganondorf was hiding a secret. Well, Rubick just so happened to be a seeker of knowledge, and secret knowledge was his favorite kind. Whatever this giant man was hiding, Rubick intended to be the first to find out.

Bowser and the Koopa Troop, meanwhile, had a bone to pick with the Gerudo King, and they would soon enter combat. Rubick quickly retreated to a safe distance and sat down on an elevated piece of rock, eager to spectate the show. They began to exchange blows, and Rubick made mental notes of their abilities, intent on learning what he could about them. Perhaps, even use a few of them himself in the future.

The shining triangle was what truly caught Rubick's full attention, though. He realized it was that particular energy he had sensed earlier. Whatever it was, it evidently granted Ganondorf incredible power as it allowed him to overpower Bowser, and it only grew stronger once he was Friend Hearted. 

Rubick clapped enthusiastically as he walked over to Ganondorf along with everyone else watching the fight. "[color=limegreen]That was a wonderous sight to behold![/color]" he exclaimed. "[color=limegreen]You simply must tell me more about this... triangle of power you possess! What an aura it has![/color]" 

Once the excitement finally died down, Rubick made his way through the passage Primrose was observing. The atmosphere of the area was... unsettling, for lack of a better word. Even for the mishmash of a world he currently inhabited, the location was so... unnatural. Rubick kept his staff at the ready, preparing himself for any dangers that would inevitably come their way.