It was a warm morning on the Hyrule harbor. Not dim. Or dark. Not rainy. Just warm. As, Sheik approached the big ship, she sighed. She never liked ships. It brought back too many dark memories. She looked around. No sight of, Lana, Impa, or Link. Just, melon carts. The place smelled like fish. She slung her bag over one arm, and continued walking towards the big ship.

Impa, entered the Hyrule harbor looking at a small portrait from quite a while ago. It was her with princess, Zelda. Zelda was around the age of 4 or 5. And Impa was about 16. She sighed. "I'll find you princess... If it's the last thing I do." She said. Impa put the picture back into her bag, and kept on walking towards the ship.

"Run, Link!" Lana yelled at Him as they ran to catch the ship. "I am, Lana!" He yelled in response. Lana, had, Link's Wrist in one hand, one bag slung over her shoulder, and one other bag in her other hand. They ran past melon carts, pumpkin carts, almost ran into a pile of fish, and then they found it. The ship. Lana stopped as soon as they were on it, and finally let go of his wrist. He collapsed of exhaustion. "Get up, Link! This is not a time for naps!" Lana said with her hands on her hips.  Link, slowly got off the ship floor and brushed himself off. He looked up, only to be surprised by, Sheik's red eyes. He jumped back. But she didn't flinch. "Big ship, huh?" Lana said as she rested her arm on Sheik's shoulder. Link just stared into her deep red eyes.  "It brings back dark memories..." She said as she looked down to try to get, Link to stop staring. But honestly, she was just trying to stop staring at his eyes.
"What do you mean by dark memories?" Lana asked taking her arm off of Sheik's shoulder.  "Nothing..." She said as she slightly shook her head. Sheik, turned around and started walking to the front of the ship. "What was that all about?" Lana asked. Link shrugged, watching, Sheik walk away. She could feel his eyes on her. Sheik, started to turn a corner but stopped and looked back. He in fact, was staring at her. But this time, his cold blue eyes, met her warm red eyes.