I Give You My Life ~ Revali x Reader

Chapter Nineteen

[Your POV]

Although I had questions for Urbosa and Revali, I chose not to ask them. I could tell by the change in their vibes and demeanours that something was wrong and they were worried. I didn't want to press them, since that might make them uncomfortable. But luckily, the young and fair Lady Rosut would not let the mood grow negative. "I've seen Vah Naboris plenty of times, but she is always a delight to see." She said.

"'She'?" I asked. I thought back to the game when the Champions would speak to the Divine Beasts like they were living, breathing creatures.

"I mean, that's how I refer to Naboris here." Lady Rosut said, stroking the beautifully patterned wall. I looked up around at where we were. This was usually the huge room where you would fight the Thunderblight Ganon. I gave a smile as the place looked Ganon-free.

"The Divine Beasts are like companions." Urbosa said, laying a hand on my shoulder. "Us Champions spend so much time with them, it's almost like they're a part of us, you know?" I nodded. "I'm sure you feel the same about Vah Medoh, right Revali?"

"It's true. Medoh truly is a beautiful creature." Revali said, staring into space.

"Bet you wish Medoh was a fellow Rito, huh?" Urbosa said jokingly. Revali just scoffed and rolled his eyes. We continued our tour through Vah Naboris, but I had the whole place memorised. I had been defeated by Thunderblight Ganon so many times that I basically knew the place like the back of my hand. However as we were walking past one of the terminals, I felt a sharp pain in my arm. The Sheikah Slate...

"(Y/N)?" Revali asked as I winced. My hand went up to my arm, clutching the slate. "What's the problem?" I looked down at the terminal and got closer to it. Another wave of pain went through my arm. "(Y/N)!" I pulled my attention away from the terminal. Revali walked towards it, looking it up and down. "What is wrong?"

"My arm hurts." I said, hand falling away from my arm. Urbosa and Lady Rosut exchanged a glance while Revali continued inspecting the terminal. "I'm sorry. We can just continue with-" As the others began talking, everything became blurry and my vision focused on one thing. Some purple goop that was sticking to the main terminal. Without listening to the others, I walked towards the guck. It was glowing purple with a hint of black and a gold-ish orange. I couldn't tear my eyes away from it. And that's when it...moved.

I suddenly felt an excruciating jolt go through my arm. I screamed and staggered back as the purple guck grew larger and larger. "(Y/N)!" Someone yelled my name, but I couldn't make out who. I was once again focused on the goop in front of me. It was growing, trying to form something. I could make out the silhouette of the creature forming in front of me. It's...Thunderblight...Ganon! It raised its weapon and threw it towards me, the static electricity ringing in my ears. I panicked and threw myself back, but I didn't realise I was standing on the edge of the ledge. I fell... Another person screamed and I was in some feathery arms.

"Revali..." I mumbled. My vision had gone so blurry, but I could still make out his face. "I didn't mean to-"

"We know it's not your fault, (Y/N), we know this!" Revali said, his eyes frantically darting around. "Urbosa is taking Lady Rosut to a safe place. I need to do the same for you."

"Wait, Revali...I wanna help!" I said. He just looked down at me sadly. He picked me up bridal style and propped me against the wall. He told me to stay put and went off with Urbosa to fight the mock Thunderblight Ganon. For some reason, Vah Naboris' theme played in my head. The way that the two Champions fought was almost in sync with the music. The way Urbosa was practically dancing when she fought. Her tall and slender legs made it seem like some carefully choreographed dance. Revali was also looking very graceful. Everything seemed so beautiful yet deadly. Urbosa pulled out her sword, gliding around the blight Ganon. Revali began shooting arrows, but it didn't seem to do much. Urbosa's attacks were doing much more damage. The creature knocked Urbosa to the side and reached its weapon up high, aiming for Revali. "Revali!" I screamed as the lightning gathered around the weapon. His eyes widened and he was able to dodge the lightning attack.

I watched the mock Thunderblight Ganon. I keep calling it 'mock' because it only seemed to take the silhouette of the blight, not actually having a lot of the stone-like features of the real thing. It was just made of that Ganon guck you find around certain places. "(Y/N)!" Lady Rosut cried. My eyes widened in terror as she ran over to me from one of the openings. The mock blight took note of this, facing its weapon at her.

"NO!" Urbosa, Revali, and I cried in unison as it fired a huge string of lightning. But I was the only one to take action. Revali and Urbosa continued with fighting the mock blight, but I was the one who ran towards Lady Rosut. As the beam of lightning was about to hit her, I wrapped both my arms around her, dragging the two of us to the ground. Instead of hitting her, the lighting gripped onto the Sheikah Slate on my arm. I screamed in pain. It felt as though the mock blight was trying to rip it from my body. I felt tears roll down my cheeks as I felt my skin breaking and blood forming around the slate. Revali let out a cry of my name and suddenly...we were moving?! I looked up to see the three cylinder-like walls of Vah Naboris rotating. My panicked eyes looked down at the Sheikah Slate to see the blueprint for the Divine Beast itself. Like in the game...

Revali took flight and Urbosa was able to keep herself from falling over, running with the wall. It was Lady Rosut and I who had a problem. The lightning had disappeared from the Sheikah Slate, and although I was still in great pain, I knew we had to keep moving. Lady Rosut and I got to our feet and began running. How is this even possible? Was the mock blight able to hack into the Sheikah Slate?! That's what it seemed like. The mock blight held up its weapon again. I recognised this attack. It was about to summon all those rods and cast lightning on them. I gasped when I looked back down at the Sheikah Slate. I looked over at Lady Rosut, who gave me a look of sheer terror. I watched as one of the obstacles came towards us and how it would lead us to a higher, non-moving ground. "Lady Rosut, please trust me!" I yelled over all the noise. She nodded and I pushed her on top of the obstacle. I would've jumped on with her, but we only had a split second. She latched on and rode it up to one of the ledges. After I was sure she was safe, I started tapping on the Sheikah Slate. A screen popped up with a bunch of icons on it. A golden lock, two blue bombs, one camera, a snowflake, and a magnet. Urbosa and my eyes met and she nodded. She jumped on an upcoming obstacle and did her best to fight with the now floating mock blight. Revali was the one doing all the work. He actually looked pretty beat up. I began panicking as I tapped the picture of the red magnet. I took a deep breath as the rods came crashing into the ground. I picked up speed, pumping my legs, holding my arm out to one of the rods. A red beam shot out of the Sheikah Slate and the rest of the room became blurry. The red beam wrapped around one of the rods, and I pulled it up as the lightning began to strike the other rods. "REVALI!" I screamed. He managed to look down at what I was doing. He quickly moved out of the way as I got the rod at the same level with the mock blight. Urbosa ran down as the lightning struck, knocking it to the floor. She managed to take it down, even with the walls still moving. After the creature turned into mist, the walls stopped moving, but I kept running on instinct. "OOF!" Revali landed in front of me, catching me in his wings, stopping me. I hyperventilated and I couldn't help but go limp in his arms. I could feel his heart pounding against mine as our bodies came closer. I heard Urbosa panting and Lady Rosut's eager footsteps as she came towards us. I laid my head on Revali's shoulder, blinking rapidly. For a while, the four of us just sat there, somewhat confused at what just happened.