Tears of the Kingdom- a novelisation by Zed of Ages- Chapter 10
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DragonRand100 Audiobooks- Breath of the Wild/Tears of the Kingdom Edition
33 min
8 chapters
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Chapter 10 The Lucky Clover Gazette Link parted ways with the monster crew the following morning. Oz's team had seen to the captured Hylians, two of whom had been traveling the nearby road, while the other had been a researcher of sorts that Link was pretty sure he'd seen before. They didn't know why the monsters had captured them, rather than just attacked them. It was unusual behavior, but it was a mystery for another day. He cut west to skirt north along the Regentsia River, taking the opportunity to wash his filthy clothes.
Why does Link wash his blood‑stained clothes by the Regentsia River?
Even after washing them with water from the camp and then the river, however, the giant bokoblin's blood would not fully come out. He couldn't remember the last time he'd gotten so completely covered in gore. It didn't bother him as much as it had when he was a youth and a squire, but he still disliked the, well, butchery of it all. He enjoyed a contest and would gladly spar with any warriors, testing his skill against theirs, but he genuinely wished he didn't have to kill. He reached the Kark Bridge and crossed out of central Hyrule after the sun had set. All day, he'd found his eyes drawn to the enormous, swirling cloud over the Hebra Mountains. It was still days off, but it was already beginning to loom over the horizon.
It brought to mind the way divine beast Vah Ruta had called down a perpetual reign over Zora's domain during Link's journey to defeat Calamity Ganon. Pura's assertion that the divine beast could, somehow, be responsible for it felt all the more likely. True, that technology should have been permanently rendered non-operational, but the ancient Sheikah tech had survived being buried for more than 10,000 years. Who was to say that it didn't have some other undiscovered surprises within? He grimaced. Of the four Divine Beasts reaching Vah Medoh had been the most uncomfortable trip. He'd been required to ride on Teba's back while the Rito strained to carry them both into the sky. It had been highly unpleasant for both of them.
But, he thought, better something as familiar as shutting down a Divine Beast than something completely unknown. After all, there wasn't a soul alive more accomplished at disabling Divine Beasts than he. Link was relieved when he saw the lights in the night, signifying the small village that had popped up on the North Hyrule Plane. Nusreen was one of the many such settlements that had appeared after the Calamity. Based on Link's recollection, it was mostly populated with Hylians that had migrated from the North, near the Devanth of Dundra, as well as from the West, near the Rita Village. Like many others, it was a tiny farming community, as well as a convenient way to stop for merchants and travelers heading towards the Rideau.
During the Calamity, it had been impossible to settle these lands, thanks to a handful of guardians that patrolled near the field. Now, however, it had become an ideal location. As spirit's hooves clopped on the dirt road, Link noticed three tough-looking men who sat at a table near the entrance of the village. As one, they all stood as he approached, and though none of them looked unfriendly, the pair of woodland axes and single pitchfork made their purpose clear.
What does the swirling cloud over the Hebra Mountains foreshadow?
Late to be out traveling, the first one said. He was about as tall and bulky as Hudson, though lacking the builder's signature haircut and mustache. Link dismounted and stretched his back, grunting. He was still sore from the fight the day prior, and spending most of the last two days in the saddle didn't help. He smiled up at the man. You're telling me. You wouldn't know if there are any beds available at the inn, do you? Aye, I suspect so. Haven't seen many travelers lately. You run into any trouble on the road? Link shook his head. Not on the road from Mount Daphnis. Have you been having problems?" The man grunted. We've got a few run-ins. Got some monsters that set up in some caves down on the breach.
They like to come up and poke at us every once in a while. It didn't surprise Link to hear that. That particular canyon, the Breach of Demise, had always been a hotbed, even as far back as the pre-calamity days.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:14–1:09
2
Why does Link wash his blood‑stained clothes by the Regentsia River?
1:09–4:00
3
What does the swirling cloud over the Hebra Mountains foreshadow?
4:00–6:21
4
How does Link react when the dragon Dinral fails to appear on the bridge?
6:21–11:06
5
Why does the Rito rider Laredo warn Link about the storm‑damaged bridge?
11:06–15:11
6
What clues does the Lucky Clover Gazette give about the missing Princess Zelda?
15:11–20:21
7
How do Tracy, Penn, and the Gazette plan to investigate Zelda’s disappearance?
20:21–24:51
8
What is the significance of the Divine Beasts’ unusual behavior in the storm?
24:51–33:51