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The land below is ruled by evil. While looking for Zelda within a dungeon called the [[Skyview Temple]], Link meets the supposed ruler of that evil. He appears in a blinding flash of light, causes his sword to disappear, and comments how he is surprised Link wasn't torn up in the tornado he had created. But he says that Link's life doesn't matter, only Zelda's does, and he can sense "her holiness" beyond the door in the next room. He introduces himself as the demon who rules over the surface, [[Ghirahim]], stating that he prefers to be known by his full title, Lord Ghirahim. | The land below is ruled by evil. While looking for Zelda within a dungeon called the [[Skyview Temple]], Link meets the supposed ruler of that evil. He appears in a blinding flash of light, causes his sword to disappear, and comments how he is surprised Link wasn't torn up in the tornado he had created. But he says that Link's life doesn't matter, only Zelda's does, and he can sense "her holiness" beyond the door in the next room. He introduces himself as the demon who rules over the surface, [[Ghirahim]], stating that he prefers to be known by his full title, Demon Lord Ghirahim. | ||
Link draws his sword and Ghirahim taunts him, calling him foolish. He claims that Zelda should have "fallen into our hands" already, that she was "almost ours when that loathsome servant of the goddess snatched her away," (meaning that he isn't working alone). Ghirahim grows angry, stating how much it enraged him. As he thrashes his arms in anger, the bright colors of the room darken and distort in his rage, and then he teleports away, leaving the color drained from the room. His disembodied voice speaks, saying that these events have left him with a strong apetite for bloodshed. He appears behind Link, leaning over his shoulder and startling him. Ghirahim doesn't think it's fair to take all of his anger out on Link, so he reassures him he won't murder him, but instead will beat him within an inch of his life. He then looks up and licks out at the air insanely with his long tongue. | Link draws his sword and Ghirahim taunts him, calling him foolish. He claims that Zelda should have "fallen into our hands" already, that she was "almost ours when that loathsome servant of the goddess snatched her away," (meaning that he isn't working alone). Ghirahim grows angry, stating how much it enraged him. As he thrashes his arms in anger, the bright colors of the room darken and distort in his rage, and then he teleports away, leaving the color drained from the room. His disembodied voice speaks, saying that these events have left him with a strong apetite for bloodshed. He appears behind Link, leaning over his shoulder and startling him. Ghirahim doesn't think it's fair to take all of his anger out on Link, so he reassures him he won't murder him, but instead will beat him within an inch of his life. He then looks up and licks out at the air insanely with his long tongue. | ||