Illia in the Forest

They decided to make their move when Ilia was a short distance beyond the village. Their chance came when Ilia walked alone with a jar of honey to sell to a merchant camping in the forest. When she was just passing Ordon Spring, Link hit her with the Gale Boomerang.

The Gale Boomerang was a treasure that Link had gained in the Forest Temple. Like a normal boomerang, it returned when thrown, but it was enchanted to produce a small cyclone as well. The Gale Boomerang flew from his hand past Ilia and the fierce winds knocked her off her feet and shattered the jar, smearing honey allover her clothes.

She scrambled to her feet in a state of panic, worried that she was being attacked, but she didn't see anyone. The fear turned to confusion as she wondered where a flash tornado had come from, and the confusion gave way to frustration as sweet, sticky honey dripped down her clothes. She looked at Ordon Spring and considered washing them. It wasn't a matter of vanity, really. At least, not entirely. If she walked through the forest covered in honey, swarms of insects would eat her alive.

Checking once more to make sure no one was watching, she pulled her blouse over her head and began to wash it. She was by no means underdeveloped, but the few weeks she spent under the care of Telma, a woman with a bold and overwhelming presence, Ilia felt positively flat. Not that it mattered of course. If breasts were all that mattered, Telma would have had every man in Hyrule running towards her instead of running away.

With her blouse reasonably clean, she hung it up on the branch of a nearby tree to dry as she washed her trousers. Reduced to her undergarments, she began to feel more and more exposed, but Ordon Spring was reasonably secluded.

Soon her trousers were clean, but because they were thicker they would take even longer to dry than her blouse. She considered getting dressed again regardless of how wet her clothes were, but she thought better of it. It would be horribly uncomfortable, and she was worried that her blouse might turn transparent until it dried. Besides, it was a warm, sunny day, so her clothes wouldn't take long.