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If Zelda would just do her duty, she could banish these monsters with a wave of her hand, he thought, glaring at his enemies.
But then something surprising caught his eye. A young knight, Zelda’s age perhaps, facing down two black moblins.
“The lad will be killed!” Sir Frederick gasped, standing at Audric’s side.
The boy was alone. The other knights were too far away to help him and most were kept busy by hordes of bokoblins.
If the boy realised how close to death he was, he didn’t show it. He was tiny, yet he rushed at the moblins like they were a mere nuisance. And then- Rhoam couldn’t believe his eyes- the boy killed the moblins.
One stab to the heart had a moblin sinking to its knees, screaming in pain. A slash of the boy’s sword quickly silenced those screams and the moblin fell to the dirt in a heap. The other moblin screamed in rage, racing at the boy with a spiked club. The boy dodged and the club came down on the dead moblin’s head.
The moblin screamed again, whirling around to face the boy. It swung at him and he brought his shield up, parrying with such ease that it knocked the moblin off balance.
The boy beheaded the moblin in a single, fierce strike.
“Hylia be praised,” Frederick gasped. Rhoam didn’t move, didn’t dare blink. He had to be sure he was really seeing this. Surely a child hadn’t just taken down two black moblins in seconds? How did a mere teenager accomplish that? Rhoam had seen experienced knights struggle against moblin duos.
But his guards were looking at him, waiting for Rhoam’s reaction. He could not show that he was just as shocked as they were.
He summoned an amused smile, as if he saw this sort of thing every day, when no one had ever seen such a thing.
Three more moblins had spotted the boy and tried to corner him. They swiftly met their ends too.
“Well, it seems we have a moblin-slayer on our hands,” Rhoam said with forced cheer. How did he not know he had such a skilled knight among his ranks? “Does anyone recognise the lad? What is his name?”
Sir Audric cleared his throat and spoke; “I believe that is Link Hallow, Your Majesty. Captain Hallow’s son.”
Roland Hallow’s son? The Captain of the City Guard? Surely not! There wasn’t the faintest resemblance between them.
“That little scrap is Roland Hallow’s boy?” Rhoam demanded, shocked into dropping his manners, too stunned to hide it.
“With all due respect, Your Majesty,” Audric said. “That ‘little scrap’ just killed five moblins single-handedly.”












