New Stream Idea - Play Me a Story

While visiting Hogsmeade, we discover an actual haunted house! Or, "haunted store" may be more accurate. Not only can we obtain the store if we brave the perils inside, but we can also have someone run the store for us so that we don't have to take any time away from not attending class! Thinking of the great store owners of old, like Beedle and Malo, we face the challenge ahead!

 
It is time! We have made our preparations and played our mini-games, and now we are finally ready to track down the Demon Train! The limits of riding the rails will make this a tough fight, but Link has literally been TRAINing the entire game for this moment!

...I'll see myself out.

 
We meet up with Lodgok to learn just how good Amit's Gobbledegook is, then we investigate a crypt with Sebastian. Now, I don't want to tell anyone how they can or can't dabble in the Dark Arts, but if your goal is to heal someone and accomplish something good, investigating a tomb with doorways made out of countless human bones seems a bit counter-productive.

 
After stopping the Demon Train, we're ready to take on the big bad, Malladus himself! It's a little strange that Zelda helping out in the battle actually makes it a bit more challenging than it might be otherwise, but it's fun that we get one last chance to fight as a team!

 
It's time to head back into the distant past, where Link is a knight-in-training on the sky island of Skyloft. Danger constantly threatens him, not least because his "best friend" Zelda is constantly pushing him off of high ledges. Is she truly not thinking of the dangers, or mightn't she just be the greatest, most sinister villain this series has seen yet? Find out as we soar into The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword!

 
Since classes at Hogwarts are so short, we have plenty of time to evade dragons, thwart criminals, and otherwise risk life and limb. However, it does raise the question of what all the other students do when we're not around. Some, like Natty and Sebastian, seem adventurous enough on their own, but how are other students getting their money's worth from the school if they're not facing death daily?

 
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