Lucien's breath came out behind his purple veil in puffs of white vapor as the night cold settled on the desert road between the Bazaar and Gerudo Town, the lights of the latter easily seen in the distance.  Despite his garb, the Sheikah appeared as dignified as though he were riding back into his own village, oddly at ease despite the chill in the air.<br/><br/>"I would challange her again if given the chance, but not to be rid of the garb," Lucien replied, "We had an agreement and I will honor it without fail.  However, that doesn't mean I didn't learn anything from it."  He took the edge of his top and stretched it out a bit before letting snap back into place.  While most Gerudo garb was trimmed with some form of elastic cotton or silk to hold them in place, his was apparently trimmed entirely with rubber.<br/><br/>The pair rode up to the town entrance, the guards immediately recognizing Zelda and giving each other a knowing glance upon seeing her escort.  "Greetings, Princess Zelda and Chieftain Lucien," one of the ladies said with a salute, "Lady Urbosa is expecting you.  Feel free to make your way into the palace."  She grinned at Lucien, adding, "Ah, I see you've noticed our latest find.  It was a hellish effort getting it here, but Lady Urbosa insisted on keeping it close at hand rather than out in the desert."<br/><br/>The Gerudo guard was referring to Lucien's wide-eyed stare off to their right.  He dismounted and took a few steps off the road, but it was an unnecessary action as it was easily seen from where they were.<br/><br/>Silhouetted against the full moon was a towering structure surrounded by wooden scaffolding, as large as a mountain, but with a clearly defined shape, that of a camel.  "What in Hylia's name is that...?" Lucien asked.