Dami watched as others started to arrive, keeping silent as if she needed permission to speak from either the Tree or Daphnes, or that's how she felt. Her hands had been bound until it seemed no one paid her attention, then she quickly freed herself to be more comfortable, her mind wandering to admire the greenery around her.<br/><br/>A Hylian soon arived, followed by a Zora woman who seemed quite attentive to her. Dami noticed the complete disdain the Zora had towards her. The spiteful glares and the expression of disgust were clearly evident on her face, becoming ever so distracting when the Zora woman sat in direct line of sight to her. It was distracting, if even deserved, but Dami could be wrong.<br/><br/>She turned her attention back to the grass, watching a small bug crawl up a blade of grass. She was starting to get bored, when she jumped at the cry of another. When she raised her head, her eyes went wide at the battle before her. Daphnes was suddenly fighting another magic wielding man.<br/><br/>Dami jumped to her feet and suddenly found herself taking cover behind a large root of the Deku Tree. Peering over the top she saw fireballs flying in all directions, she soon saw the sight of Daphnes defeat. Harsh words were spoken as she assumed there was a history she knew nothing about, but was relieved when they stopped fighting. Only now did she notice the vines around her ankles, holding her in place. Looking up at the tree, she realized a large root had raised from the forest floor to shield her, yet the vines kept her from running off.<br/><br/>"You can let go now." She spoke to the tree. She thought she heard a sort of grunt after a moment of hesitation and the vine's grip released, retreating back into the ground. The root lowered and she hopped up to sit on it, sighing heavily, "I'm not going to run off anywhere."<br/><br/>Then she felt it. It was a repetitive rumbling in the ground. Something big was coming.<br/><br/>It seemed a large boulder walked into the clearing, yet it was carrying a large hammer and a pile of rocks on it's back. What's more is that it spoke, confusing Dami as she stared at the thing. Maybe this was a Goron she heard stores about? It was even more fascinating than the Zora, which she lost interest because of it's constant glaring.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">“Hero…you….should…be…dead…” eyes somewhat cold as he looked down at them. “You…failed us and then you….left…” tone now almost like an accusation. “My people are dying because of you!”</span>It boomed. Hero? Daphnes wasn't the Hero. Oh wait, the clothes...<br/><br/>"That's not the hero." Dami called out to him, "He's just wearing similar clothes. Take another look, boulder-brain!" She taunted the walking rock, as more of a gamble, since she didn't know much about Gorons or what their temper was like, let alone their intelligence. Maybe he wouldn't be smart enough to pick up on the insult? Who knew. Still, it's not a good idea to get something that big angry. Especially at a man who just went through the wringer. It went against her training and her common sense, but she tried to draw the attention of the Goron to herself for once.