Sidon had said there would likely be a trip to Zora's Domain itself before the summer was out, and Sidon was a Zora of his word! So after leading his duo of daring historians to the Portalocity office, they would find themselves whisked away to the Ne'ez Yohma Shrine, nestled underneath the royal throne room, and from there, out into the main courtyard of the magnificent Zora's Domain, nestled among the Laraynu Mountains and gleaming in the mid-day sunlight after a light rain seemed to make everything glitter and glow.

Drawing in a deep breath of that frest Laraynu air and letting out with a happy sigh, Sidon turned his bright and eager grin to his students. "And, finally!" he said. "Welcome to Zora's Domain! Please, feel free to look around, visit with my people, and see some of the things we've been talking about in our class for yourselves! Unfortunately, I must ask you to remain here in the Domain itself. The mountains and the waterfalls around here are especially beautiful and enticeing, but there has been an increase of monsters in the area lately, and I should not wish to see any of you put at risk! This also, alas!, means that we will not be able to see the Divine Beast up close and personal, either, but that may be for the best. She has been acting a bit strangely lately. Erratic! And unpredictable! But there is no lack of things to experience here within the safety of the Domain, either! So explore! Ask questions! Find yourself a souvenier or two!

"But," he added, with a lift of his finger as if to seem authoratitive and pre-emptively reprimanding, although the effect was spoiled by his grin, "please meet back here, in the main courtyard, here in front of this state," he gestured to the statue at the center as if it could possibly be missed, "a little later. Because we have one more lesson, and I can think of no better place to teach it than right here! So go explore, ask me questions if you have any, or, better yet!, ask my fellow Zora! They simply adore visitors from Fandom," well, most of them under the age of 200 did, anyway!, "and will be more than happy to help. But, if there are no intitial questions, I'll see the two of you back here in short order!"