rawkhawk64

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Cyber Swords trump Overgrown Pups.

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I'm more worried about Volvagia than Maxie. I'd rather face six overgrown pups than the Subterranean Lava Dragon himself.

EDIT: Shortly after clicking Submit, I realized Volvagia wasn't revived in the past... unless the Crucible did it. Then, we're probably screwed.

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Yeah, but would the rocket be able to land inside the Death Mountain Crater?

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The Guard would haul us back to Castle Town. That means backtracking. I'd rather incapacitate the guard and get the MacGuffin ASAP.

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So... hoping that a Kakariko Town Clock Guard doesn't try and stop us... I'd hate to fling the poor guy into a building.

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Rawk perked up. The look of the place had changed, but he looked toward Death Mountain when Samus asked where the Fire Temple was. "We gotta climb Death Mountain. We can risk entering from Goron City, but it'd probably be quicker to climb straight up to the entrance." Rawk said to Samus. Link nodded. "Just so long as we don't get crushed by the rocks." Link added. The two made their way over to the gate leading up to Death Mountain trail. Hopefully the gate would be open so they could pass. Otherwise, it might get tricky.

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So, made a Cucco reference. HOW HAVE YOU PEOPLE NOT DONE THAT YET!? Also, interesting pick on the world since I'm LP'ing Master Quest.

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Rawk noted that Samus had joined them. "The Graveyard might have a few interesting sights, but we'd have to move the tombstones. Dampé doesn't seem to mind so much, but we don't wanna mess with him." Rawk said. He knew they were in the past, as some of the buildings were incomplete, and the workers were running around back and forth. "Okay... so it's exactly like we're in the game. I'll be the NPC's say the same things too, even..." Rawk said. Link looked at Death Mountain. "My bet is the rock'll probably be up there. If the Gorons don't have it, it might be in Death Mountain or the Fire Temple. The issue will be getting to the Fire Temple. I have a Goron tunic, and this robot thing here looks heatproof, but what about you?" Link asked. Rawk shrugged. "Mental power. Mind over matter. My mental abilities seem to have increased. I've not figured out the limits of my abilities, but I'm sure simply making it to the Fire Temple won't be difficult, if needed. I say we check with the Gorons first." Rawk said, picking up a pot nearby and smashing it into a building, narrowly missing a Cucco. "Okay, note to self: Check for Cucco's first." Rawk said. He knew the terror of the Cuccos... and he didn't wanna go through it personally.

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Rawk didn't even land as he fell, instead activating his levitation at the last minute and landed softly. "Hmm... Ocarina of Time. Interesting first choice." Link nodded, having rolled once he hit the ground out of pure instinct. "I'd say Death Mountain would be the best bet for rocks." Link said, sifting through the memories of his ancestor, the Hero of Time. "Wonder if my Master Sword being here will have some sort of time repercussions?" he absently thought. Meanwhile, Rawk was having a bit of issues with people's thoughts popping into his head. "Okay, can everyone stop thinking, please? Or at least keep them to yourselves. I can hear everything you're thinking. Oh, man. This is gonna suck..." Rawk said. Then, he heard Jack and Bee heading off toward Castle Town. "I think we should also go to Death Mountain." Rawk said. He and Link headed that way. "If anyone wants to follow, Kakariko Village is this way. Past that, we should find the entrance to Death Mountain. I just hope we don't need the King's permission to pass... that could get messy." Rawk said. Link merely nodded as the two began walking to the east of Castle Town, where Jack and Bee were headed.

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Holy shit... a lot happened when I was at work. Time for me to post.