@Cucoo
I've finally figured out what would happen.
I found what the LAEVATERINN's process is called. I'm referring to Ionization, or the adding and removing of electrons to make a positive or negative ion.
It can be achieved by lasers, but mirrors don't reflect all of the energy they receive (See Reflectivity). A small fraction is turned into heat energy, which can then superheat the shield. If it can't reflect ALL of the Ionizing laser's energy then it would slowly ionize a hole into the shield (It would probably take a while to destroy the shield though, so Link doesn't really have to worry too much. I would still recommend dodging it to keep the shield in perfect condition.). It might not destroy the mirror shield for a little while, but it will make it glow from the heat and burn the user, due to the amount of power the LAEVATEINN uses.
EDIT: We're both right. It is a laser, but the laser would destroy the shield while being reflected. I would also say that the Mirror Shield would use Aluminum as the reflecting material. It's better at reflecting lasers.
Reflectivity -----> (http://www.princeton.edu/~achaney/tmve/wiki100k/docs/Reflectivity.html)
(This one leads to Wikipedia, but it seems to be referenced in the Princeton page when you click "full article".) ------> (Wiki)
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@SUSTIC
Which ones are there?
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