"Yes, it's quite beautiful here," Zelda agreed. She shaded her eyes against the sun, looking at the horses in the distance. "They sure can run fast," she remarked.<br/><br/>They continued riding, Lucien still out of sight up ahead somewhere. Zelda enjoyed the view of the countryside, trying not to focus on Link's back directly in front of her. It was humiliating, riding pillion behind him, and she was still a little annoyed with Lucien for making Link switch to her horse. Even more annoyed with his having the reins, as though she couldn't even ride her own horse. If they were to pick up any speed, she would have to wrap her arms around him, and she wasn't sure how she felt about that. This unassuming young man with his sad back story. Maybe she just didn't know him well enough yet to feel comfortable around him?<br/><br/>Every so often she glanced at the wild horses, hoping to see them closer, though she didn't think that was likely. Wild horses were usually very skittish, and it took quite a bit of effort to tame them. Or so she heard. Considering her uncertain relationship with the beasts, she wouldn't even think of trying such a thing herself. Surprisingly, the horses were still coming closer each time she looked. This time, it almost appeared that there were riders atop them, driving them forward. But that was preposterous! This area wasn't inhabited, and the closest military of any sort was ahead of them, at Kakariko Village.<br/><br/>Squinting and shading her eyes with one hand to see more clearly, she used her other hand to clutch Link's tunic to keep her balance behind him on the horse. "Link, it looks like they have riders. Who could it be?"