The heroes were served quickly as they were the stars of attention this morning.  The naive townsfolk wanted to hear more of the successes from the warriors who had thwarted the moblin gang terrorizing them.  Especially children were astonished at the sheer number they had routed in the palace.  While the dragon and assuming undead were there to guard the pendant, and had done so against the moblins, it was still impressive to these simple people that the "evil attackers" were beaten back by just three hyrulians.  It gave them a sense of hope that the war could be ended with so many soldiers fighting for them elsewhere!<br/><br/>In the meantime, once the stories of the temple had rippled from the adventurers through the crowd and it's newness wore off the people began to thin out, allowing our trio to eat their meal in peace before eventually some folks began to approach them with more of the town's problems.  The list grew as more and more came to let new ears listen to burdened stories and while the champions were certainly extra capable and able to deal with most of their hardships, time was not on their side.  A portly man with a straw hat that had seen better days came near the end of their breakfast.  He took the hat off his head and held it in front of himself with both hands.  His downcast eyes seemed to be gathering the words he wanted to say as a young girl came up next to him with a patched dress.<span style="color: Sienna"> "I'm sorry to bother you strangers, but if you could find it in your hearts we'd really appreciate your help.  Now I don't want no trouble, trouble has a way of coming back to haunt you.  But really I need a place to hang my hat and my little girl here needs a bed to sleep in so I really hate to ask this but could you see if a man named Ingo is nearly done using the farm that was deeded to me?  It would sure be nice if his friends would run the stores dry and move on to some more reputable passtimes?  Just to find out when they reckon' they'll be done and all..."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>