[ it's a good thing he knows, because zelda's experience is... none. she's seen people sheer sheep before, but that's about the extent of her great wisdom. ]

That would be troublesome. I wonder how they maintain their invisibility. Perhaps we can find a way to see them that doesn't require actually seeing them. Though regardless, our duty remains the same.

...You will have to be my tutor once more. I don't know anything about sheering.

Sometimes all it takes it patience. [ and she has more than enough experience in patience, of all things. she grins readily. ] I say we throw ourselves in and see what happens. Invisible or not... they're just sheep yes? What could possibly go wrong?

[ nothing - surely? ]

I'm used to courting disasters then. [ she smiles a little wry and gives the ground a look over. it doesn't take long to spot hooves prints in the ground, small and cloven, clear sign of their target. ] I found a trail. I'm not sure how far it goes, but lets see.

[ and with that she follows, because time's wasting. ]

If you could? [ because she would have no sense of how to do that on a sheep, let alone an invisible one. ] It'd help me learn if I watch you. I think I could handle the shearing.