Zelda chuckled at Lucien's reply. Continuing through the rain, her horse's hooves thumping on the well-kept boarded bridge through the wetlands. It was hard to see ahead of them through the downpour, but there was only one road, and it wasn't hard not to stray considering once you left it you were ankle deep or more in water.<br/><br/>The Princess closed her eyes and let her horse lead a moment, soaking in the feeling of the rain dropping on her. The feeling was freeing, the cool drops of rain refreshing on her face. It wasn't often she was allowed to be out in weather like this. In most cases she was rushed inside, or plans cancelled and it would be highly "recommended" that she stay inside so as not to catch a sickness.<br/><br/>When Lucien called out his suggestion to stop, she sighed with regret, opening her eyes and directing her horse once more. Of course he wanted to stop because it was raining.<br/><br/>"I think there is a village ahead. Goponga? Or did we pass that one already?" She called back to him. "Are you certain we have to stop?"