At the Tavern.

Link technically slept in a room for free, but he felt like all the work he did was worth it, not to mention with the little mishap with Malon. While he was awake now, he had plenty of time to get ready. He put his armor back on, along with his sword and strap. His bag being held by his right hand. He used his sword with his left hand. (He does not have the green tunic yet.)

He made his way out of the room, keys in hand and knocked on Malon's door. He figured it would be best to check here first. No response. He decided to try and open the door, which worked. It was unlocked, meaning Malon had already been awake. At this point, he didn't bother going into the her room. He opted to just head downstairs instead. Once he was back in the Tavern, he noticed Malon working hard. She was cleaning tables, serving food, and bringing out drinks to the patrons of the bar.

"Hey, Malon!" Link shouted from the stairs. He wanted to grab her attention, and probably several other individuals.

Malon looked away briefly at the behest of Link shouting. "Oh, hey Link!" she shouted back. While distracted, she accidentally knocked over somebody's drink at the table she was servicing. She noticed immediately, and frowned, "I'm sorry s---" She was cut off by one of the two people sitting there.

"What the 'ell do you think you're doing?" He asked threateningly. "YOU SPILLED ME DRINK YOU 'ORE" he continued on to shout. The man stood up, his hulking figure at a height of 6'7" or 204cm. He grabbed Malon by the arm, and began dragging her off elsewhere within the Tavern. The other person sitting at the table who was of similar height at 6'5"or 199cm got up and soon followed. Nobody else bothered to move either out of fear or not caring.

Except for one person. Link as soon as this happened he immediately began to move, following the two brutes off somewhere. This was technically his fault, but he wasn't going to let the big burly men do anything for some so sweet and caring.

The only question now was how he was going to handle it. He had many ways he could settle the situation, but there was only enough time to think of one thing.