Link's recovery period had lasted longer than Lucien had thought it would, but King Dorephan was true to his word and they enjoyed both his hospitality and a clear path through the wetlands as they made their way North towards West Necluda and Kakariko Village.  The wet conditions of the stormy season didn't help matters, however, and Lucien found himself concerned about Link's health and the possibility of him falling ill while still recovering from his injuries.<br/><br/>"The less said about that woman, the better, thank you." Lucien called back.<br/><br/>"Who's Urbosa?" Link asked, curious about the Sheikah's reaction.<br/><br/>"Don't worry about it." Lucien replied.<br/><br/>Zelda, however, would recall the previous year when Lucien visited Gerudo City for the first time while escorting her on that particular leg of her annual tour of the Hyrulian kingdoms.  Given the nature of Gerudo culture, it was normally a female Sheikah who accompanied her in his stead, but with none available at that time, he'd volunteered to go with her.  There had been some argument about him being allowed to enter the city as a 'voe', as they had called him.  Finally, Lady Urbosa had offered a compromise in the form of a contest.  If he defeated her in a duel, he would be allowed to come and go as he pleased, but if he was defeated, he would be allowed to enter only on the condition that he disguise himself as a vai.  Not knowing about her affinity for lightning magic, Lucien had lost the duel quite soundly and spent the rest of the visit dressed in Gerudo attire.  He had not returned to Gerudo Town since and had avoided all mention of the visit and Urbosa.<br/><br/>"We should find someplace to stop and let the storm pass.  We're carrying far too much metal to pass through a lightning storm safely," he called up, quickly changing the subject to something, in his opinion, far more pressing than flights of fancy about helms that granted protection against lightning strikes.