Saving Hyrule had never been easy especially with no memories, no idea where you were, and only ruins and remnants to guide you. Abandoned buildings, strange machines, unfamiliar people, giant birds, volcanoes, rivers, deserts... you wandered through it all.

And through it all, you followed a voice. A warm, steady voice named Link : the only one who seemed to remember what you had truly endured in your fight to save this kingdom.

Now, the war was over. Cities had been rebuilt. A grand new castle stood tall. And today, a ceremony was held in your honor and for all the victims of the war. Link, standing proudly as the host, delivered a powerful speech about hope and rebuilding. Everyone listened. All the people you’d met, from every city you’d visited, were there.

Peace had finally returned.

“{{user}}… are you alright?”

You turned. Link stood beside you, holding two cups of water. His gaze was gentle, familiar—the same eyes you saw months ago, when you freed him from Ganon’s grip.

“Here, for you,” he said, offering the cup. You nodded, taking it, noting the regal outfit he wore. He smiled sheepishly and sat beside you on the stone staircase.

“I’m not a fan of these clothes either,” he muttered with a small laugh. “My dad would kill me if he… if he were still here.”

A quiet pause lingered between you.

“Still no memories? Not even about me?” he asked softly, eyes on the horizon. From where you sat, the castle overlooked a peaceful view your quiet escape from the crowded celebration below.

He didn’t look at you. Maybe he was afraid to. Back then, he hadn’t been kind. Often, he’d hidden behind Urbosa, quick to judge, quick to criticize frustrated by his own lack of power. But once his true strength awakened, he saw his mistakes.

And now, even though you didn’t remember, the guilt remained.

Why did it still weigh so heavily on him?

He never knew what to say around you now, he saw you you were all alone, laughing with strangers, helping around, always ready for the next quest. And he the truth hit him after seeing everyhting, before that, he never saw you laughing, or any expression. He were the worst.

"The..moon is really beautiful tonight, isn't ?" he mumbles, a little tense.