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Last, but not least, of the Zelda Goddess trilogy--it's Nayru, goddess of wisdom (In a congregation with the element water and the Spiritual Stone in OoT which bears the same name.), holding Nayru's Pearl from Wind Waker (*nods* Indeed, there's a statue of Nayru IN WW, but I enjoy making my own versions of thine goddesses as I did in OoT.).

First to draw, this was. I started it thinking that I COULD do the other goddesses, but I probably won't--well, what do you know; I DID do the others! X3 Anyway, I think I like this one, but not as much as Farore and Din (in that order). The hair and sash are nice.

Nayru, sadly, only has three votes from students (and teachers) at my school for their favorite of the drawings. *pets her* I'm not mourning as much as I would be, had it been Farore, but I mourn, nonetheless.

Nayru belongs to Nintendo...I believe...

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Last, but not least, of the Zelda Goddess trilogy--it's Nayru, goddess of wisdom (In a congregation with the element water and the Spiritual Stone in OoT which bears the same name.), holding Nayru's Pearl from Wind Waker (*nods* Indeed, there's a statue of Nayru IN WW, but I enjoy making my own versions of thine goddesses as I did in OoT.).

First to draw, this was. I started it thinking that I COULD do the other goddesses, but I probably won't--well, what do you know; I DID do the others! X3 Anyway, I think I like this one, but not as much as Farore and Din (in that order). The hair and sash are nice.

Nayru, sadly, only has three votes from students (and teachers) at my school for their favorite of the drawings. *pets her* I'm not mourning as much as I would be, had it been Farore, but I mourn, nonetheless.

Nayru belongs to Nintendo...I believe...