[She is a princess who can definitely cover it (as well as a fragment of a reflection that doesn't really exist), and if anything, she grins a little wider when Gina acquiesces, giddy that she can do this thing for her new friend. Once Gina has the bombchus set up, Zelda steps up to the line of the alley, practically vibrating with how excited she is.]

Okay! So! We have ten tries to hit the three targets, but we're not allowed to step over this line, see? [Just for effect, she taps the line with the toe of her dainty slipper before picking up one of the bombchus and lifting it over her head.] So you have to line up the bombchu, and make certain it won't hit the obstacle down the middle...

[Her voice trails off as she starts to concentrate, watching what can only be described as a bladed roomba runs back and forth across the alley. Then— there's the sound of something like a fuse being lit...]

... so when you let it go...

[Just as the blade trap reaches one side of the alley, Zelda sets the bombchu down, and off it scurries! The fuse burns down as it propels itself forward in a wobbly line, making it past the trap... but then it hits the target wall at an odd angle and swerves, veering away from the target's center before——

BOOM!

The bombchu explodes, thankfully without any shrapnel. The princess flinches at the noise, but otherwise seems more disappointed than surprised or alarmed at this turn of events.]

Aw, I thought I had it...

[itt: the princess of hyrule learns about rigged carnival games]