Larry
He had to admit, a horse was a really good idea. He was glad he had asked about getting one. Riding her... Feeling the wind against their face, running through the fields... It almost made them feel human. It was freeing- and as much as they loved their new friends and family, sometimes the quiet was nice. 

Honestly, they hadn't given themself time to think since everything initially began. It had been go, go, go, and it wasn't even really sure *What* To make of everything now. Still, the ride certainly got its mind off of all the inevitable chaos.

"Oh, slow down girl." 

He gently soothed the horse, and she came to a slow halt with a small whinny. In the distance there... Had they really gone as far as the Zora's domain? 

"Goddesses, you're fast." He snickers, giving her a few gentle pats. They weren't really sure *Why* They'd gone in this direction... They'd just felt like exploring.
David
As they walked, Lllyr adjusted the black and blue bracelets on their wrist, made by their own hand of sea glass, shells and various small things they'd found and bound them all together with string. They were on an adventure of sorts right now, specifically for snails.

Technically they were currently further than they were allowed to be without supervision right now, but the were only allowed out during the daylight hours. They'd be back when they were supposed to and no one would have to know they were down this way anyways. Besides, all the good snails, the chunky ones, were this way anyways.

He probably should have been paying more attention to the trees above them, however. He was short enough to go under the branches, but the stick on his back—the one about two to three times his height—was a different story.

*Thwack*

Upon smacking into a higher branch, instead of just sliding back, the stick ended up coming undone from Llyr's weak, makeshift sling of old fabric and string and went tumbling away.

Hurriedly, they went after their stick, but was stopped when they saw it rolling through the grass and towards a stranger on a horse. Hylian by the looks of it. Neither of which they wanted to deal with, *Especially* The horse. Those things were scary. Yet their stick had stopped not the far from them! Was this karma?

Llyr moved behind a tree, deciding he'd just have to wait for the stranger to move and hopefully not touch his stick. That was his favorite stick, he wasn't just going to abandon it!
Larry
There was... A branch? Stick? It came flying out of nowhere, it was actually kind of alarming. The figure turned at the noise, pointed ears twitching in confusion. One of those... Evil trees, maybe?

But then they saw the blur of someone moving. A humanoid, presumably. So he wasn't alone out here. Was he being followed? Was it an enemy? Or maybe it was just... His imagination?

Regardless, Cookie seemed awfully interested in the stick. The horse poked at it with her nose, whinnying a few times. It seemed she hadn't noticed Llyr yet, so Shadow opted to pretend he hadn't yet either. 

"Girl. It's a stick. Are you that hungry? I can get you apples or carrots, sticks are probably bad for you." He carefully tugs at the reigns, steering her away from said stick. 

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David
For some "Random stick" It sure did seem used. It was about as thick as your average hiking stick and looked well used. Especially when you consider the fact is was decorated. Pieces of twine were tied securely around it to hold beads and shells and several other knick-knacks.

Llyr made a horrified face as they watched the beast stick its *Nose* Against their stick. They'd have to clean that now!! Would that even help though?? They would *Know* The horse had it's nose on it!! It would never be the same now.

The child gave a small huff of relief as the beasts rider seemed to reel it in and away from their stick. Did that mean they would leave now? They might be able to recover it with no issues afterall! Though they weren't sure how they were going to carry it home without touching the horse-infected parts... They'd figure it out though. The important part was getting it back afterall.