Alice chuckles. "Yeah, it's nice that it's accessible for people without wings but it'd be nicer if it had elevators."

"Maybe I'll pitch the idea to the Elder. If you build them right they could still fit the aesthetic. Wooden platforms and pulleys?"

"Maybe, I'm not really the best person to ask about low tech elevators."

"Hmm..."

They arrive at the top.

"Oh," the Elder seems interested, "Three Hylians visiting me in one day. Do you two know a man wearing similar garb- Wait, is that a Sheikah Slate?"

"Uh, yes?"

"Oh!! It's true! Ah, forgive my manners. I am Kaneli, elder of Rito Village."

"I'm Link. Knight of Hyrule."

"A Champion... One of the few who can board Divine Beast Vah Medoh! And you, madam?" He indicates Alice.

"I'm Alice, Starlight operative with a combat specialty. I'm going to help Link how I can."

"Any relation to this 'Zahn' I met earlier today? You seem oddly familiar."

"He's a colleague of mine. He's more focused on peaceful work."

"I see. It's too bad that peaceful work isn't what we need, hm? And you, Link... I had thought all the champions dead for a hundred years. Are you... A descendant of the Hero?"

"Actually... I was put into the Shrine of Resurrection after I failed in the final battle. And then lost most of my memories."

"...I see."

"I get the impression her memories are slowly returning."

"But I am the Hero. Or at least I'm pretty sure I am. I'm here to try and do something about the Divine Beast."

"This is exactly what I would have asked of you, even if you were a mere descendant and not the Hero herself. I am very grateful... You do know that it will be dangerous, yes?"

"Yeah... But you need help. And if I can turn him good again... The Divine Beast will help me fight Ganon, who is still trapped at Hyrule Castle."

"So the Calamity may come again? What we have seen so far is not even the full wrath of Ganon?"

"Yeah, it could get worse. But not if I can help it."

"If everything goes wrong my people can help you evacuate. Hopefully it won't come to that though."

Kaneli shifts in his chair. "Mm. I tried explaining to the more headstrong of our warriors that they could not defeat Vah Medoh themselves... That they needed a Champion or a Hero to do so. But they wouldn't listen to reason. Teba and Harth went to fight the Divine Beast, and now Harth is badly injured. I fear Teba intends to try again, and face Vah Medoh alone. But perhaps, as the Hero, you can convince him to work with you?"

"I can try... It's probably the easiest way for me to get up to Vah Medoh, too. Thanks for telling me about this. Any idea where Teba went?"

"...No. Perhaps his wife Saki might know?"

"Alright. I'll go find her. Anything else I need to know?"

"I think not - nothing important and urgent, at any rate. I would be interested in speaking to you on some topics of philosophy, but my rambling thoughts are of little importance compared to stopping Vah Medoh's rampage..."

"I have non-Sheikah teleportation, we might be able to get on Vah Medoh using that."

"Good idea. Except this Teba... Sound like he's going to get himself killed. We should probably talk to him anyway. And it could be blocked by something about the Beast, won't know until you try."

"I'd definitely want to run tests before doing it myself. Even if teleportation is blocked inside of it we could teleport higher and time the bobble to open just before we land. The issue with that though is we might be going pretty fast, I'm not sure how fast a fall you can take."

"I can handle twenty feet fine... A hundred would cause problems, especially if I land wrong. That's probably gone up a little since I've gotten more Heart Containers. Let's find Saki, though."

"Sure." Alice gestures for her to lead the way. "I doubt the interdictor field extends out more than twenty feet but I could be wrong. No use speculating though, we can run tests when we're closer to being ready."

"Maybe Zahn should try to figure out Sheikah stuff. And you really should meet Purah at some point. Your bodies have to be about as advanced as Guardians..."

They head out, looking around for Saki. Bright pink and white plumage shouldn't be hard to spot.

"Different but yes I'd expect they are. And Zahn is working on it, that's part of the reason why we decided to switch. I'm just not sure how much he can do from our scans. We don't have much magic with us and this body isn't a magecrafter." Alice looks around to. "I think that might be her over there." She points.

"I think you're right."

"Excuse me, ma'am?"

"Oh, hi... Forgive the intrusion, but I actually overheard you speaking with the Elder. It sounds like you intend to help my husband deal with Vah Medoh. But there's not much I can do for you except tell you where he went. He's at a place called the Flight Range... A combat practice area of sorts for us Rito. It's in Dronoc's Pass, right at the base of the mountains."

"Huh, okay. Thanks. Bit of a hike but Alice might be able to help with that, eh?"

"Or you could take off from Revali's Landing, the big plaza right over there, and pretty much glide straight to it. It's a memorial to the Rito Champion, Revali... Named so that none will forget the horrible events of the Calamity."

"...Huh. I need to take a look. Well, thanks for your help."

"My pleasure. Just beat some sense into my husband for me."

"We'll make sure he doesn't make any more ill advised attempts."

"If he thinks he has a chance, he'll never let it go without trying though. So if you can work with him to beat Vah Medoh... Do it, please, and make sure he doesn't get hurt."

"I'll certainly try my best!"

"Bye, then."

Link heads to Revali's Landing. "I think I remember Revali... He was boastful and sarcastic, but he was very, very good. Flying, archery, wind magic..."

"I hope someone works out resurrection some day even if the implications are scary. There's too many good people who died that we can't get back right now."

"How are the implications scary? I got dumped in the Shrine and it brought me back. Eventually."

"Resurrection our way would probably let us make anyone who's in Magic's records. Including people who are still alive and people who would prefer to stay dead. Our magic system doesn't really have gods to make judgement calls on moral grounds."