Dear Princess Zelda,

I hung around Rito Village longer than I'd like to admit.

It just felt so nice to have people to talk to.

There's a group of little girls who get into all sorts of hijinks and put on so many concerts, it's hard to keep track of them all.

I can tell they stress their mother out, and it's clear their dad isn't around to help.

The girls are really cute though.

They gave me a private concert to thank me for subduing Medoh.

I go with Teba and his son, Tulin, to the Flight Range every morning to practice archery.

After archery, I head down to the stable for lunch and spend time with Zelda.

She and I spend our afternoons in the mountains hunting monsters or shield surfing.

She doesn't really do either of those things, but I enjoy spending time with her.

When evening comes, I bring her back to the stable and head back into the village.

Most of the time I eat with Teba, Saki, and Tulin, but sometimes I eat with the girls I mentioned earlier and the elder.

They like hearing the elder's stories, and so do I.

They're all about Revali.

I'm sure Revali would love how much everyone here admires him.

I'm sure he knows, too.

I spend my nights in the inn, sleeping on the wonderful Rito-down beds.

Today is my final day, though.

I must say goodbye to my new friends, and hello to the lonely road ahead.

I think I'll head back to Hateno.

I finally have what I need to procure that empty house on the village's edge.

Stay strong, Princess.

I'll be there soon.

~Link