Link and Navi had been travelling through Hylia Field for hours, and both were feeling a bit bored. Link was determined to make the most of their journey by spending some quality time with his companion. He suggested that they take a break, and Navi agreed.
They found a spot near Lake Hylia and decided to rest for a while. Link took off his shield and sword, so they could sit down and talk. They talked about their travels together so far, such as the monsters they had faced and the places they had seen.
After talking for awhile, both felt like they needed something more engaging to do than just sit around. Navi suggested that they start skipping stones at Lake Hylia. Link thought this sounded like a great idea, so he grabbed some stones from the shoreline and handed them to Navi before taking some himself.
Link showed Navi how to throw the stones properly in order to make them skip across the surface of the lake. At first she didn’t have much luck, but after a few tries she figured out how it worked. Soon enough, both of them were happily skipping stones across the lake, cheering each other on every time one of them managed to skip more than three times in a row.
When it started getting dark outside, it was time for Link and Navi to head back onto their journey together. But on their way back through Hylia Field, both were content that in this one moment in time spent together – throwing stones at Lake Hylia – there had been no conflict or boredom; only mutual joy from bonding with each other during their travels.
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The Weeds.
Once upon a time, in the kingdom of Hyrule, a great farmer planted a field of magical seeds. As the plants began to grow, the farmer noticed something strange: among the healthy plants, there were weeds sprouting up among them. The farmer did not have the heart to pull them up, so he decided to let them grow.
Soon enough, the weeds began to spread, choking out the healthy plants. The farmer, however, did not give up hope. He began to pull up the weeds by hand, taking care not to pull up the healthy plants. He worked hard and, eventually, the field was free of the weeds and the healthy plants flourished.
The great farmer taught a lesson to those who heard his tale: just as he had worked diligently to rid his field of the weeds, so too must we work to rid ourselves of the bad influences in our lives.
The Sower.
Once upon a time there was a young hero named Link who lived in the Kingdom of Hyrule. One day, Link decided to leave the comfort of his home and venture out into the world in search of adventure. As he traveled, he casted a handful of magical seeds into the wind, each seed representing a different path in life.
The first seed fell on the path, but was quickly trampled by the feet of passers-by, the second seed fell among the rocks and was scorched by the sun, the third seed fell among the thorns, which choked out its growth, and the fourth seed fell onto fertile soil, and it yielded a bountiful harvest.
Link smiled in delight as he realized the true power of the seeds he had sown. He had learned a valuable lesson about the importance of where one chooses to plant their seeds. For if one plants in the right soil, it can produce a great reward.