Ester watched in amazement as her father fought with far greater skill and speed than she had ever fought with. "Wow..." she breathed, watching him dive into the water. Glancing over at Chance, she fidgeted, uncertain if she should reveal what her dad was hiding. But, before she could answer, Chance had already dove in. Ester simply shrugged, then jumped in after them. It was odd, being able to look around at fish swimming past you AND being able to breath freely.<br/><br/>The Zora's home was beautiful. At least, it was to Ester. She paused, not knowing what to say when she was called a 'Zora expert' but her dad seemed to tell the lie quite well. She walked with the men, still very curious about the customs and ways of the Zora that her father hadn't told her. And then, she saw Lulu.<br/><br/>Lulu was the perfect specimen of the female Zora that Ester thought she would ever see. A very beautiful being, the girl from the surface could hardly see how she was so deathly ill. At the sight of Link, her eyes lit up and Ester couldn't help but stare. She was so pretty. Then, the children. Ester had to bite her tongue. So these were her stepsiblings... Though they resembled her father in his Mikau form, she couldn't help but feel a bit betrayed. She knew well of the time, even before he was her age, just a few years younger, he had changed the dying Mikau into a mask with the very ocarina she held in her hands. Mikau was in such a deep relationship with Lulu that Link had no choice but to go through marriage and even childbirth with the Zora woman. But still... Ester's mother had died when Ester had lived, and Link was willing to keep this a secret from her?<br/><br/>Suddenly, the shrill sound of the little girl Zora made Ester choke up. She didn't want to do this! If they weren't surrounded by salt water, tears would have been slowly making their way down her face right then. "I...I don't think I can do this..." she murmured, looking at the sheet music sadly. Slowly, she inhaled, and pressed the ocarina mouth piece to her lips. Out came an eerie melody as Ester scanned the page. The Zora on the bed slowly closed her eyes, breathing her last breath, and her body faded, leaving only a mask behind. The tune faded from the room, and Ester bit her lip hard, trying not to cry.