"Hm... We'll just have to do our best."

"Shame we didn't bring the Deku leaves up here. Gliding off this cliff is fun."

She pulls hers out of that little backpack. It was rolled up. "You didn't bring your leaf!"

"It's okay, I land on my feet anyway."

"I think I want to stay up here a while longer though. Maybe even nap. It's peaceful up here."

"That would be nice."

She settles into a spot with comfy soft moss and starts telling stories about the other kids from Outset Island.

He listens intently.

They're mostly kind of rambling. Silly things. Games they played. How that one teenager always teases everyone, except this other teenager and she thinks he's in luuuurv haha. She'll probably fall asleep soon.

He decides to try and nap when she does. He considers snuggling up to her, but that could be awkward if Angie wasn't lying about him sleep-changing.

She wakes up and stretches blearily when the sun dips low enough that some light splashes over her. "...How long did I sleep?"

"A million, jillion years," he says sleepily. 

"Scurrilous lies." Squint. "It's almost sunset. Let's go find Tabby and Nemo."

"Sure."

"See you at the bottom, leafless!" And she takes a running leap off the cliff and glides.

He starts climbing down the climb. He's incredibly fast, but Gren will probably beat him.

Falling instead of climbing kind of does that, yeah.

"You beat me," he giggles. "That hasn't happened before."

"I had an advantage, so there's that."

"Yup, that's definitely it!"

She walks off toward Deku, humming.

He follows, singing.

Nemo, meanwhile, has been sharing trade talk with Hollo and plotting. Mostly plotting for profit.

"Do Koroks even need money that much."

"Money is useful things, Zeke. Bottles. Books. Tools. So many good things."