You really can't get over this thing?" Tatl asked as Link stood on the warm and even sands of Western Termina Field. "Not even as a Goron?"

"I may be able to, but one wrong move and I'll die." Link argued, placing a hand on the object before him in thought. If his sense of humor wasn't so dried up, Link would have almost found it funny that their quest was halted by a simple fence.

Yes, in order to reach the Great Bay area, the duo had to bypass a large, spiked fence that had been placed there. Strangely, there was no gate to it, or any way to go around, as the edges of the fence met small cliffs too high to reach. Link could probably pull himself up, but one slip and he'd critically injure himself, or even die on the sharp points of the fence. As a Goron, that risk is still there as Link really didn't know just how vulnerable the softer underbelly of the rocky creatures were. Perhaps strong enough to not get pierced, but he wasn't about to take that risk, especially given he still wasn't quite used to moving around gracefully in such a body.

"…Wait a minute!" Tatl piped up suddenly, feeling absolutely brilliant. "Anju mentioned a ranch, remember? Romani Ranch?" Tatl had been down Milk Road a few times over the years, but never ventured to the ranch or the racetrack.

Immediately, Link realized what Tatl was going for. "A horse would be able to jump this. Epona surely could have." He repressed a shudder as he wondered what horrible fate befell her. Tatl had mentioned she and Tael never actually saw what the Skull Kid actually did to the horse, as he had gone on far ahead of the two fairies at that point.

"Right…Epona…" Tatl muttered uneasily. A part of her expected Link to look up at her with an accusatory glare, but he kept his eyes on the fence. "Um…But we should be able to borrow a horse from there and jump the fence."

Nodding, Link turned from the fence and made his way to the South. "It's our only option. Let's get going."