>>96363915
>Well that's a critical hit rhetorically a bit.
I spent half an hour going over how to phrase that, and I’m still not entirely happy with it. The general idea is Hylia wouldn’t want you to treat being a Saint as separate from you, if you see what I mean.

>Venti: I could never hate your kindness.
>Hylia: Then be proud to introduce yourself as one of my Saints.

>I did it to... well give the same grace and kindness your own people have shown me.
>Hylia: Caring for an orphaned child is plenty of grace and kindness already, yet you wished to give still more. So if you should be elevated because of my blessing, think of it as me blessing you again.

>>96166895
>Oh that could be fun
The twist is, some of the knowledge you’re given relates to something from your previous life, and she’s explaining something that you didn’t know about so it can’t be drawn from your memories.

>True but hylia and the main zelda being on the same level feels weird to me a bit.
Maybe the main Zelda is Hylia’s daughter and the Empire’s only ever had two rulers.

>Alright, cool. I think I'll do that then. A icon for scripture cultivators and basically the golden goddess's big success story that gave them hope this whole process could theoretically work.
It could be interesting to have Hylia as routinely interacting with the mortal realm. Like you could pray to her and she might decide to answer in person and just chat for a while.