"Oh, my god! Thank you! Is there anything we can do to repay?" He accepts the elixir. "And is there anywhere where the recipes are available? Are there any potions for wakefulness or youth? Is there any pattern to the mixing of ingredients?"

"My brother is the biggest magic nerd in the multiverse. If you want to, you can just tell him to shut up."

"Youth potion, now that would sell well. There's Hearty Potions, they make you more healthy... But the right ingredients are really rare. Here, have a speed elixir! It makes you faster. The recipe is just a hightail lizard - red one maybe a foot and a half long - and some monster parts. I usually carry like ten of these so one doesn't make a huge difference. They're handy for running away from monsters. A pattern to mixing, uh, just don't overcook them? It's usually done when it stops looking like goop and starts looking something like this." She hands over a small vial filled with sky-blue opaque liquid.

Temple accepts it. "Thank you! Anyone can do those? We asked about youth potions because some of our forms of magic spend it to empower various effects."

"There's no such thing as a youth potion and anyone who says otherwise is trying to cheat you." She yawns. "The magic's in the ingredients, I think? Sorry, but I think I should probably eat and go to bed."

"Don't be sorry. We are profusely thankful!"

"Always glad to help out a fellow traveler!"

Nod. "Before you sleep. Which direction is the nearest town?"

"Hm... You could go for Kakariko Village in the mountains due north, or Hateno Town off to the east. Hateno Town is a little further, but it's a bigger town. And there's usually a treasure hunters' camp just past the Peaks, if you want to head to central Hyrule later."

Sagessa heads inside the stable's main building. It appears to also be a hotel of sorts.

Really? How much does a bed cost? Are there other services provided? Are they willing to trade things?

The tired-looking desk clerk prices a bed at 20 rupees. They don't really have stuff to trade, they're just a stable, they do horse things dude.

No, they meant trading for stuff that the two brothers have. They are from a different world and have yet to acquire local currency.

"Sorry boys, but I'm not a trader or a charity. I'll give you a bed each if you help sweep out the stables and carry some hay around for two hours, though."

"That sounds perfect! Thank you."

He chuckles. "Go report to my boys Milo and Filo for your work. They're outside by the goats. I'm sure they'll get a kick out of it. But come back and get me if they give you trouble, yeah?"

"Alright! Thank you again, mister...?"

"I'm Tassaren. Pleased to meet you."

"Temple and Aaron Grayward! And likewise. We will go to Milo and Filo."

And they do that.

Milo and Filo are little kids! Well, not little, they're about 12.

They're pleased as peaches to have helpers to boss around, though they still work themselves. They mostly have the big-strong strangers stack a lot of hay inside the main building from where it was before. And then draw well water. They take great delight in babbling authoritatively about horses to their new 'employees'.

Well, if they are going to be like that. Then Aaron sees no alternative other than responding to orders with a salute and saying "Sir! Yes sir!"

Where the well water is supposed to go? If it's just a single location, then Temple can just make a small raincloud over it.

A merry little martial band they make, twins and strangers industriously taking care of the horses.

The well water is to fill up the horses' troughs and the tank in the kitchen. A raincloud probably can't do it, as much as the boys would like to see it.

Temple can make a small demonstration anyway. Once they are done with their chores.

Cooool.

"Hey if a Gerudo like you has this kind of magic how come Gerudo is still a desert?"

"Well... first, I'm not creating water. Just drawing it from the air. Second, using it takes from my stamina. Third but not least, I'm not a Gerudo."