Rachel's POV: As my sister Riju and I walked off of Vah Naboris and onto the sand, Gibdos began to rise up out of the sand and surround us. I pulled out my Gerudo Spear and gripped it and Riju pulled out her Scimitars and readied herself to attack. At once, we started to fight the gibdos. As soon as we fought off all of them, another wave came at us! They just kept coming! Suddenly, a very large Gibdo came foreward, flying at us! That meant only one thing, it was the Queen Gibdo, Grimgibdo! It seemed that she had reincarnated from when Ardi, the origional Sage of Lightning, had defeated her hundreds of years ago! "I will now get my revenge on you and your tribe from what you did to me years ago!" Grimgibdo shouted at us. She launched sandstorms and winds so powerful that they shook Vah Naboris! Riju and I fought hard, and after a while, Riju fell to her knees. I looked down at her, "Riju, whats wrong?!" I shouted through the winds, "Are you alright?!" Riju didn't answer. After a few seconds, she stuttered, "R-rachel, can you finish off the gibdos?" "I....I guess, but what happened? You are okay, aren't you?" She signed, exhausted. "Ill be fine, but once they clear up, go back to Gerudo Town. This place is too dangerous." "No! I refuse to go back without you!" "Please, Rachel!" "No! I can handle it! I know I can!" Suddenly, a rock got caught in one of Grimgibdo's sandstorms and flew into Riju! She collapsed and did not get back up. "Sa'oten! Riju!" I cried. Now I was mad. I concentrated and called down a huge blast of lightning, disintigrating the gibdos and making Grimgibdo weak. I then finished her off with my spear. I then ran to Riju's side to see if she was okay.
Rachel is my original character! All other characters, locations, and the Zelda universe belong entirely to Nintendo. Click here to see Riju's POV: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1375634432/ Translations: - Sa'oten: An exclamation, a surprise - Sarqso: Thank you - Sav'otta: Good morning - Sav'aaq: Good day - Sav'orq: Goodbye - Sav'orr: Good night - Sav'saaba: Good evening - Vasaaq: Welcome - Vaba: Grandmother - Vai: Woman - Vehvi: Daughter - Voe: Man - Vure: Bird
