Elwood ran. As soon as he'd gotten the chance he'd turned his back to the crying kid and ran away. He had stormed through the fields, for some reason not getting tired, not even a little. He didn't know where he was, he didn't know where he was going, he just wanted to go home. Little did he know he had headed in the direction of Lake Hylia, not to the Lost Woods. He wished his fairy was with him.
Elwood ran.
Finally he got to a slope in the terrain and after a few more seconds of running, the reflection of the Sun on crystalline water hit his eyes. Elwood had never seen so much water in his life, not in one place. As he ran he passed a sign and managed to catch a word: Hylia. He didn't know what it meant, and he was scared that there might be big bad monsters in the water. Until a day ago, he hadn't believed in monsters. If only had he known... After some more running, he came to a stop next to the lake. He sat down to rest, even though he didn't feel tired. Laying his head against his pulled-up knees, he began shaking with silent sobs. He had no idea what had happened. He didn't understand how he had been able to do what he'd done, how he'd managed to kill an innocent man in less than twenty-four hours after leaving the forest. He didn't know who the bad man that had "underestimated him" was, and for some reason he didn't want to find out. He just wanted to go home.
Again, he wished for his fairy to be with him.
His mind began going over the events of the day, but he couldn't handle going past the point when he'd been possessed. Why had that happened? Had that really been him? Could he have done more to stop it? What was happening to him! Who am I?.. This were all thoughts that passed through Elwood's head. Looking up, he grabbed a small rock from next to him and threw it with all his strength at the surface of the lake. He couldn't stand something so beautiful and perfect laying untouched next to him while he suffered.
Like Elwood's innocence after killing Elliot, the smooth surface of the lake shattered as the rock hit it.
From a distance, the ghost of Melody watched.
Elwood ran.
Finally he got to a slope in the terrain and after a few more seconds of running, the reflection of the Sun on crystalline water hit his eyes. Elwood had never seen so much water in his life, not in one place. As he ran he passed a sign and managed to catch a word: Hylia. He didn't know what it meant, and he was scared that there might be big bad monsters in the water. Until a day ago, he hadn't believed in monsters. If only had he known... After some more running, he came to a stop next to the lake. He sat down to rest, even though he didn't feel tired. Laying his head against his pulled-up knees, he began shaking with silent sobs. He had no idea what had happened. He didn't understand how he had been able to do what he'd done, how he'd managed to kill an innocent man in less than twenty-four hours after leaving the forest. He didn't know who the bad man that had "underestimated him" was, and for some reason he didn't want to find out. He just wanted to go home.
Again, he wished for his fairy to be with him.
His mind began going over the events of the day, but he couldn't handle going past the point when he'd been possessed. Why had that happened? Had that really been him? Could he have done more to stop it? What was happening to him! Who am I?.. This were all thoughts that passed through Elwood's head. Looking up, he grabbed a small rock from next to him and threw it with all his strength at the surface of the lake. He couldn't stand something so beautiful and perfect laying untouched next to him while he suffered.
Like Elwood's innocence after killing Elliot, the smooth surface of the lake shattered as the rock hit it.
From a distance, the ghost of Melody watched.


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