He frowned when Navi circled him, mocking him. His hands locked behind his back, however, where he would imagine the shield hanging at any point, should they be able to lock this down. Oh, did he want to be in Keep's shoes, now, he thought. He hadn't been sure what his fairy meant to do when she set off, but he stood quietly and watched to find out.<br/><br/>He was going to congratulate her on failing when Sandy settled back into her sunbathing, but before he could think of any teasing, the sister got up. It would seem apart from being a ball of light, flying around, with the ability to switch size, Navi had magic in her words, too. He watched in awe as Sandy passed him. She had no reason to suspect him, after all, since he'd been no real part in this conversation. The curtain still moved in her wake when Navi came back. He nodded, impressed.<br/><br/>"I think I can handle that." he said, stupefied, but then held up his finger to the fairy, and the manner with which he offered it, meant for her to slap it in good humor, if she'd understand.<br/><br/>Mindy, while not hard to find, had a different energy than either of her sisters. He knew it well, and was concocting something between his pointed ears as he strode toward the ledge, beyond which the woods laid. He moved around the final sister when he saw her, trying to drink up some of her whimsy. It must not sound or look like mockery if it was to work. He afforded Navi a wink before he got to work.<br/><br/>"Isn't it wonderful!" he said and gestured with all his arm toward the adventure among the trees that she was always dreaming of. "Ah, and I was so close to get to it, too." he said and shook his head. "Keep was going to give me the items I need to go there too." Muttering, crossing his arms over his chest. "But I can't go, and I won't have any fond memories to tell upon my return, if he doesn't get his way first.." a frown and the a meaning glance through his disappointment and Mindy, to see if she'd bite.