Lucien paused as he scooped a wad of rice with his chopsticks towards his mouth, looking up at Zelda with a note of surprise.  "Don't take it personally," he said to Link, who was looking on with renewed hope now that the Princess was on his side, "Sheikah training is part of our culture and specialized for us.  Hylians tend not to have the lifespans needed for the conditioning we go through."<br/><br/>"Though surely Hylia chose him for a reason," Impa chimed in without looking up from her rice bowl, "We would be remiss if we didn't at least try to equip him with all the skills needed to defeat Calamity Ganon."<br/><br/>Lucien set his bowl down rather roughly, glaring at Impa before excusing himself and heading out the door.<br/><br/>With a sigh, Impa turned to Link and said, "I must apologize.  He is his father's son through and through. Darius was a highly traiditional man and very proud of his heritage.  He was the one who instilled the need for secrecy in Lucien."<br/><br/>"So why are you so willing to share it?" Link asked, "Aren't you proud of your heritage, too?"<br/><br/>"Of course, that's why I would love to share it with the rest of Hyrule," Impa replied, "Studying and keeping the histories tends to give you some perspective in life and keeping one's culture to oneself only leads to an inflated arrogance about it."