In " The Champions' Ballad" Recovered Memory, which is exclusive to The Champions' Ballad DLC Pack, King Rhoam presides over the inauguration of the Champions. In preparation for Calamity Ganon's return, King Rhoam appointed four skilled individuals, known as Champions, to pilot the Divine Beasts. King Rhoam wanted to let her wait until she was ready, but since Calamity Ganon's revival was imminent, he ordered her to keep training. Afterwards, he pushed Zelda to unlock her sealing power, though he believed her to be held back by her grief for her mother. Witnessing her strength gave King Rhoam hope that he would be able to raise her on his own and prepare her for the future. Even when she was alone with King Rhoam, Zelda never cried, which King Rhoam assumed was because he taught her to be a valiant and steady princess. When Princess Zelda was six years old, King Rhoam's wife, the Queen of Hyrule, unexpectedly died. With the power of the Guardians and the Divine Beasts, they were able to seal Calamity Ganon. During this process, King Rhoam learned about about a princess with a sacred power and her appointed knight who was chosen by the Master Sword. While he was concerned that investigating the relics would take time, he noticed that Princess Zelda displayed an interest in research. As more Ancient Technology was revealed, King Rhoam became certain that the prediction would come true. Prior to the second Great Calamity, a fortune teller predicted the revival of Calamity Ganon, so King Rhoam ordered the excavations that uncovered the Guardians and the Divine Beasts. Following such an occasion, he decided to begin writing down his life story. When his daughter was born, King Rhoam decided to name her Zelda, as is the tradition of the Royal Family of Hyrule. Most of the information on King Rhoam's life is detailed in King Rhoam's Journal and in Recovered Memories. King Rhoam was once the king of Hyrule Kingdom and the father of Princess Zelda, one century prior to Link's awakening in the Shrine of Resurrection.
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