Link hadn't really had the opportunity to stretch his haggling skills, but he was pleasantly surprised he had a talent for it.<br/><br/>Shopkeep was certainly willing to play, and the young elf nodded along, his ears cutting on and off, while the deal with the stool was laid out. But he must have frowned in a telling way at the fair but insufficient rebate, because Shopkeep altered the stakes and the mission. Link didn't mind staying friends with Saria, he certainly had more plans than that with her that would compound the hurt for Mido, but it just wouldn't be enough.<br/><br/>The second offer was more lucrative for both of them. His blue eyes shone like sapphires then, appropriate given the commerce in unfolding. He looked over his shoulder at Navi with a telling grin, and then at the shorter man hanging by his own collar, keeping him there. "Ah. You're my kind of man, Keep." he said. Link had yet to try his prowess like that, but he had always felt confident in this part of himself. The things he dreamed and the things he tried not to think of in a normal day of training - this was way more up his alley.<br/><br/>"I'll get you a bouquet of red roses if you give me my items." he agreed and then stood up from the counter, sure the man would let him go. And he thought he might as well start in here, since a third of the price for his sword and shield was readily served up by circumstances, already.<br/><br/>"M'am." he said suddenly, and stepped in front of her. His smile was casual to start, but his posture and eyes were obviously focusing his energy on her. The triplets were pretty, and it was any red-blooded kokiri's dream to be with them, Link hadn't had the time to devote on mating games until now, but now that it was crucial for his adventure, he was ready to give it his all. "You look like you like games. Would you like to know what kinds are fun? I know a few. I can show you and then we can see if your sisters want to play."