They'll have to adapt the lessons to accommodate a lack of wings. If you can't adjust yourself in response to the wind, trying to aim an arrow is more of a risk to you than any targets.

[Which is to say, he doesn't think even a certain silent blond hero boy could end up holding a candle to his records. If other Rito can't get close, he doubts anyone who can't even fly could end up besting him on his own turf.

But at this point, as Zelda fidgets with what remains of the Master Sword, it's impossible to ignore that it's clearly not just sunshine and rainbows since the defeat of Calamity Ganon. There's nothing he can think of that would cause this kind of damage to a sword, let alone one with such a legendary reputation as the Master Sword.]

Tell me the rest of it, though. That sword looks different from how I remember it.