Looking between the three of them, not entirely sure how comfortable he was with such rapt attention from all sides, Link returned his gaze to the floor with his thousand yard stare as he returned to that day.<br/><br/>"When I fell into the spring, I looked up to find a giant statue of the goddess Hylia.  Behind her, hovering in the air and coiled like a snake about to strike, was a dragon.  It was bigger than anything I can imagine, still to this day, all yellow and green and surrounded by lightning.  I thought for sure it was going to try and eat me, but all I could think about was getting back to the others before this thing got to them."<br/><br/>"That's when I heard it speak," he continued, "'Awaken the Rallying Cry.'  That's what it said...kind of.  It was more like I heard it in my mind.  Then, this light burst from the goddess statue and all I could see was golden light.  Before I knew it, I was standing on a hill, facing this massive crowd of people.  All the races of Hyrule were there, scattered among one another, and in front of me was the sword, set in a stone pedestal.  I heard a roar behind me and turned to see swirling black clouds covering the sky.  I could see the fear in the people's eyes as I looked back to them and knew I had to do something.  Without even thinking, I grabbed the hilt of the sword and pulled it free.  I raised it over my head and shouted to the crowd and then I was back in the spring, somehow still holding the sword with the scabbard strapped to my back."<br/><br/>"What did you shout?" Lucien asked, adding after a questioning look from Link, "What did you shout to the crowd of people in your vision?"<br/><br/>A blush settled over Link's cheeks as he seemed to realized how silly it sounded, but replied, "With me."  Looking down at his hand, he said, "There is one other thing, though.  While I was holding up the sword, the back of my hand was burning something fierce.  Now there's this weird mark on it."