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by InfiniteSeahorse

Traysi of Rumor Mill fame has found and published a secret cache of letters which chronicle the growing romantic relationship between Mipha and Link. Now all of Hyrule will know of the true depth of the relationship between the Zora princess and the Hylian swordsman. Written as a series of letters from Mipha's perspective.

1. Chapter 1: Editor's Preface

Chapter 1: Editor's preface

Editor's Preface: This work is a special publication from the editor, publisher, and writer of the Rumor Mill! Namely me, Traysi! My enterprising and gutsy friend Parcy recently came back from a treasure hunting trip through Hyrule Castle with a packet of letters along with her other spoils. Always keeping an eye out for anything that could be of any value, she risked her life searching through the most dangerous, monster-infested rooms of the castle before finding and bringing this back to me. Some other adventurers might have passed over a plain-looking package such as the one I now hold in my hands, but Parcy knows that treasure comes in many forms, and what's more, she told me she found it under a loose brick in the floor of a closet! Of course it had to be good if it was squirreled away like that! I knew immediately I had a real scoop on my hands, and after reading through the contents, I knew I had to publish these letters in order to share them with my loyal readers! What we have here is a never-before-seen glimpse into a previously unknown relationship between two of history's famous figures!

Although this volume contains the entire contents of the packet of letters, I wouldn't call this a complete story. For one thing, this is all only from Mipha's side. If she saved Link's letters, I'd have to go to Zora's Domain to find out, and while I would love to investigate the area, I'm currently planning a trip to Gerudo Town, and that comes first. Secondly, what is here is tragically incomplete. I tried my best to put the letters into a timeline based on mentioned events and dates, and I noticed there are long stretches of time with no correspondence. Also, some pages are missing and a few others are damaged. But I promise that I have included everything I was given— no detail is too juicy to leave out! I have also added a few editorial notes when more detail and context is needed for those of us who aren't hip to the history of a century ago. Strap in folks, you're about to learn about the secret relationship between Mipha, the Zora Princess and the Hylian Champion Link, Princess Zelda's knight attendant!