<span style="font-family: 'Arial'"><span style="font-size: 15px">Lucien's habit of not showing fatigue was simply a result of a lifetime of training.  A warrior must not show weakness, even to his allies.  He had to be constantly ready for any situation that should arise, whether it was danger or simply his princess' need to travel at a moment's notice.  In truth, the road had been long, indeed, and he was inwardly praying to Hylia that she would choose to rest rather than meet with the boy right away.  He heaved a hidden sigh as she made the wise choice, in his opinion at least, already looking forward to a soft bed.  He inclined his head in a short, yet respectful bow in silent thanks for Mipha's hospitality.  "The Lady's healing talents are well known.  I'm sure an extra night's rest will only do him good." he said.  The two were led away towards the guest quarters while their mounts were taken to the stables.  Zora had little use for horses as their preferred method of travel was by river, but a small area had been constructed for visiting Hylians to keep their mounts.<br/>
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The room, like most of the buildings in Zora City, was mostly a gazebo-like structure made of smooth, pearlescent stone.  Two soft beds on opposite sides of the room were prepared for them, as well as a crackling fire in the enclosed furnace for heat.  After so long on the road, it was like paradise on earth to the Sheikah.  "What do you intend to do with him if he ends up being the one you're searching for?" Lucien asked out of curiosity as they readied themselves to bed down for the night, realizing he'd never actually asked, "In any case, the sword that seals the darkness is supposed to be rather distinctive.  If he has it on him, we should be able to tell right away."</span></span>