[She's the one who called herself naive to begin with, so she can't exactly get annoyed with him for agreeing. It simply confirms her belief that she has a lot to learn.
The rest of it, though... Her grip tightens on her trident in surprise and irritation that springs up immediately.She begins, knowing exactly the implications of those words, then grits her teeth. It's not a belief she wants to hear or acknowledge. She wants to believe that a world without him at all could remain peaceful even in the aftermath of his defeat.
But the Zora and the Hylians had been on rather cold terms before her father forged an alliance with them. Sidon would keep it up after he took over, but what about after Sidon? The Gerudo were notoriously independent, the Rito tended to keep to themselves... The only ones she could see remaining on friendly terms with everyone regardless wee the Goron.
With Calamity Ganon gone and there no longer needing to be a physical representation of unity through the chosen Champions... While it might take another hundred years or so, would there really be a breakdown of their alliances and general friendship? She hates that she can't say for certain that there wouldn't be.
She also can't be entirely certain the anger she feels is entirely her own thanks to this mist-fog-bullshit, so she struggles to keep herself from swinging the trident at him in a childish retaliation for being told something she doesn't like.
A breath and when she speaks, her tone is a bit stiff] You said you knew a safe place to put them? Is it far?
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The rest of it, though... Her grip tightens on her trident in surprise and irritation that springs up immediately.She begins, knowing exactly the implications of those words, then grits her teeth. It's not a belief she wants to hear or acknowledge. She wants to believe that a world without him at all could remain peaceful even in the aftermath of his defeat.
But the Zora and the Hylians had been on rather cold terms before her father forged an alliance with them. Sidon would keep it up after he took over, but what about after Sidon? The Gerudo were notoriously independent, the Rito tended to keep to themselves... The only ones she could see remaining on friendly terms with everyone regardless wee the Goron.
With Calamity Ganon gone and there no longer needing to be a physical representation of unity through the chosen Champions... While it might take another hundred years or so, would there really be a breakdown of their alliances and general friendship? She hates that she can't say for certain that there wouldn't be.
She also can't be entirely certain the anger she feels is entirely her own thanks to this mist-fog-bullshit, so she struggles to keep herself from swinging the trident at him in a childish retaliation for being told something she doesn't like.
A breath and when she speaks, her tone is a bit stiff] You said you knew a safe place to put them? Is it far?