[Revali noticed the tracks, and then he tried to ignore them in that he told himself that there were hundreds of explanations that didn't involve one wayward prince. Sidon was capable, there were many beasts in the world, and besides, he didn't know Sidon so well that he could predict what route he might take to the rendezvous point.
He followed them anyway, as even if Sidon was capable, and there were many beasts in the world, and he didn't know Sidon so well to predict his route as there were many ways he could take to get to the rendezvous point, and so on, he still had an obligation as the Rito Champion to defeat wayward monsters that could terrorize civilians who weren't as capable as he was, and all of this plausible deniability lasted up until the point he heard a noise.
Revali made a noise that he would deny later, a noise that sounded suspiciously like an alarmed shout that sounded like an alarmed and concerned Sidon!
It wasn't.
It just sounded like it.
And there were Hinoxes, Sidon couldn't do anything by himself, and obviously- obviously he could- he shot an arrow.
That's what he did.
He shot an arrow at the Hinox over to the left, hitting it on its - he couldn't believe this, but some shots are too magical to not notice - ass. He chuckled, lost in the sound of Hinox.]
Saved some for me? [Called out loud enough that Sidon could hopefully hear. Maybe.] How thoughtful of you!
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He followed them anyway, as even if Sidon was capable, and there were many beasts in the world, and he didn't know Sidon so well to predict his route as there were many ways he could take to get to the rendezvous point, and so on, he still had an obligation as the Rito Champion to defeat wayward monsters that could terrorize civilians who weren't as capable as he was, and all of this plausible deniability lasted up until the point he heard a noise.
Revali made a noise that he would deny later, a noise that sounded suspiciously like an alarmed shout that sounded like an alarmed and concerned Sidon!
It wasn't.
It just sounded like it.
And there were Hinoxes, Sidon couldn't do anything by himself, and obviously- obviously he could- he shot an arrow.
That's what he did.
He shot an arrow at the Hinox over to the left, hitting it on its - he couldn't believe this, but some shots are too magical to not notice - ass. He chuckled, lost in the sound of Hinox.]
Saved some for me? [Called out loud enough that Sidon could hopefully hear. Maybe.] How thoughtful of you!