<strong>Midna and Mael going off to explore a bit.</strong><br/><br/>Midna smiled, glad Mael was taking her little enhancement so well.  She definitely looked better with a bit of Twilight in her system.  Who knew?  The little imp giggled at the girl's reaction, and blushed a bit as the girl sang her praises.  "Oh I didn't do that much Mael.  You're embarrassing me."  She chuckled again, a moment later gasping a bit in surprise as she was pulled down out of the tree by the girl who was excited enough for them both now she could walk in the night.  Maybe she should do this more often?  In any event, Midna was eager to see where this could go as she managed to float along at the same pace the girl was setting, and was a little saddened that she thought THIS place was her world.  The Twilight Princess rolled her eyes at the thought.  "This place?  Please.  My world is so much better than this one.  I come from a different place than this Mael, just this place just happens to be the closest there is to my own home.  I prefer the Twilight Realm over this place any day, but there is beauty to be had here, a lesson I almost missed out on in my last adventure here, a hundred years ago or so, according to Hyrule's calender anyway.  I could take you to visit my home sometime, but I think it better we stay here since I imagine Princess Zelda will be calling on everyone she was expecting in the morning.  Me included, strangely enough.  Something about the barriers collapsing, as if."  What she didn't know was that they had already seen such a thing on their way here....<br/><br/>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/><strong>Andrew and Tyger, in the Old Sanctuary meeting the last Hero of Time.</strong><br/><br/>When the arrow hit, the knight stopped in mid attack, and burst into blue flames before disappearing, as did the flames covering the walls.  He didn't stay gone however, but appeared again as his former self, a man not much older than Sarah in green clothing and brown boots that had seen as much traveling as the man himself had.  Blue eyes that seemed feral and animal like, short dusty blond hair, and a lean but muscular figure, and a handsome face marked him well, the Hylian Shield and Sword strapped to his transparent figure.  "It's been over a hundred years since I walked this world as the Hero of Time.  I am glad to see that there are others able to wear the same mantle I had, so long ago.  Tyger, Andrew, you've done well to defeat me who defeated Gandondorf, both as a beast and as the man you see now.  While I wish it wasn't needed again, I know now that one of you will honor what it is to be the legendary Hero.  I wish you luck wherever you go from here.  Take my key and go forth."  The ghost of the Hero became surrounded in light and reformed into his beast form, that of a noble black wolf.  He gave a howl that stirred something within them both, a feeling of peace before the former legend ran off the way they had come, fading from sight until he was gone for good.  A small key matching the color of the torch outside the room was all that was left behind, and the two doors that had been sealed, the other on a high platform across from the one on the floor, opened up.  The path ahead would curve to the next test in line, as would that one in turn go to the last, the way hidden until all three were done.  Two remained, and if they were anything like this one, they would be pushed to their very limits and possibly beyond.