Animated as always, when not dreaming of things probably not too dissimilar to him, she was engaged in the weave he'd started on. There was love in the triplets, and he had gotten to pull on it on either heart. How heart-warming it was when she grew underneath the prospect of adventure, if only to drink it up from him, rather than see it herself. He felt a fool for having doubted the outcome of this.<br/><br/>"You're too good, dear. I'll be sure to do that." and, as she ran away and he thought of the great service he'd provided Keep, Link could conjure up a few things in his mind that he may ask Mindy for, one day. Wouldn't the three be too much for the Keeper? Ah, he'd have to find out, wouldn't he.<br/><br/>But he found himself staring in the direction she'd been, instead. He was contaminated by her wonder. It was his, after all. He was also here, also did all that he did for the same reason as her. Blessedly, he could do something about it. His quest had started, even if it was in its infancy, and he hadn't left his home, yet.<br/><br/>He spun once with his arms out, a quick, daft move, that might as well have been the maneuver of dodging projectiles, given his war-ready training. But it was jovial, even as he planted his heels and kept his guard up. He grinned at Navi beyond his knuckles, and then stood straight from his hunched configuration.<br/><br/>"Hah!" his fists on his hips; hero mannerisms he'd learned from childhood books. "What do you say to that, fairy?" he asked and started strolling with large motions. "It seems Mr. Keep will have some great fun, courtesy of us." he winked at her, that he seemed to be doing often. "And we'll have a sword and a shield." he threw his arms up. "Ah, I wonder if the three won't be too much for him after all. Perhaps we should check in to see if further... services aren't needed."<br/><br/>And, if nothing else, he could collect the items while Keep was busy. He'd earned them after all. The boy was quick to the shop if his flying companion would come, but he would not leave her behind if she lagged.