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“Sure. Fifty seem fair?”

Link offered an assortment of red and blue rupees.

“I occasionally get dreams about the future, but, only super bad stuff.”

Having no clue the going rate, Freddie was non the less Freddie. "Call it seventy five and you've got a deal."

“Sixty.”

Ten more green stones.

"Sixty five." She held out her mini top hat like she expected him to put the gems into it. She was possibly wondering where she would actually keep them, though. She seemed to lack his hammer space.

“Okay. Deal.”

He swapped out green for blue and red only, pleased, because for a reading he’d have paid one hundred.

"Oh no, I want change made so I get all the colors," she said, scowling. He was that happy she clearly could have negotiated harder. Well, she'd find something else he wanted and sell that to him too.

Link tilted his head and added two green rupees.

“They’re only worth one.”

"Then that's fine. But I need them all..." yeah they're not going to fit in her hat. She swung her knapsack off and held it open. "Trick or trick," she said. Then she looked to Jay. "If even one goes missing I will spit you in your sleep."

“Nice try. I just gave you two extra than we agreed on,” Link laughed, unbothered.

She laughed. "I meant put them in the bag idiot. And that I wanted those two extra so I had all the colors. Unless there was a color I'm missing still?"

“Those are the colors I have on me. There’s purple and gold too, but, I don’t have ‘em.”

Freddie whistled. "Well next time you come make sure you bring some. C'mon we can sit on the bleachers for the reading."

“Alright.”

It was an agreement to both, although, he had no plans to return, or give their king access to Hyrule.

She put her bag on her shoulders as they got to the Tourney field. She headed for the bleachers and climbed up a few rows and settled into one of the benches, putting the bag on the floor beside her on the higher side. She was straddling it to use the bench in front of her as a table. "Sit sit, let's see what the cards have to say..."

Link sat down, very interested in the process.

She reached into her skirt pocket and picked out a large deck of tarot like cards wrapped in dark purple and red cloths.

Jay climbed up and stood nearby, arms crossed. "Just checking, is this how you got Jorden in trouble and blew the pipe at Ally's parents' tea shop?"

Freddie looked quickly to Link. "No refunds."

“None expected. I broke a windmill once,” Link remarked, wholly unbothered.

Freddie gave him an odd look, trying to figure out what he meant by that, but then shrugged and shuffled. "Regular reading or full on shadow magic?"

“What’s the difference?”

He hesitated. “Whatever gets you in the least trouble.”

She laughed a bit. "I'm not generally the one that gets in trouble with Shadow Magic. Oh, you'll probably hate me, but you won't be here, so... ask if I care?"

“I’m guessing the answer is ‘nope’,” Link said, feeling amused.

"Oh look, he's got half a brain. Okay blondie, time to choose."

“Regular, I suppose.”

Better to be safe than sorry.

“Even though my brother Shadow might’ve chosen opposite.”

"Well when he shows up, he can pay me for a reading of his own." She started shuffling. "So the question is how to get home, correct?"

Link sincerely hoped Shadow wouldn’t get pulled there.

“Right. To Hyrule.”

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