The Legend of Zelda: Her Story

A History and Some Biographies

By : The Kirby Kid.

Disclaimer:

Hey. All respective Zelda™ Characters are property of the Big 'N' (Nintendo for all the uninitiated out there). All other characters were created by me, and can be used by anyone with permission…or respect for the characters. Anyone who forgets this solicits punishment by swarm of 1000 annoying mosquitoes! Mmm, scratchalicious.

Warnings:

This fic contains the history of my past fictions, plus a biography. The real fic chapters WILL be added to it. Please Please Please Do Not Remove!

Author's Notes:

It's kind of strange to put this up here, since this entire chapter is really an Author's Notes. Nevertheless, it would probably be a good idea to explain my motivations to you people.

Like most writers, I hit a snag. My snag is that I've been working on a different story at the same time I was working on The New Divinity.

As I explained once before, The New Divinity is a part of a Trilogy of Zelda stories I've been working on. The Gerudo Keepsake was the first, The New Divinity would be the second and this, Her Story would be the last.

Well, that's still the case, but recently I've become dispirited with The New Divinity. I think it's a good story. ( That makes 3 people who think so. o_O ), but I'm really more interested in telling Her Story first!

So that's what I'm gonna do.

Taking a leaf out of the Book of Lucas, I'm going to give you my Trilogy in the wrong order. The 1st, The 3rd, and then the 2nd. I know this isn't really how things are done, but hey, what the heck? It's all in good fun, right?

But I'm not going to leave you, my loyal readers, ( all 2 of you ) dazed and confused as to the main running story between the 3 fictions. So, the first 'chapter' of Her Story will be History! Get it? Herstory? History? Get it? It's funny. Get…ah never mind.

The History is really intended for those who've never read my past fic, and they want to get the gist of it. The biography is really for everyone.

So, this is how it's gonna be. In this prologue, I will give you the biography of the characters in my fictions and a nearly complete account as to the events that happened in the fics that would have preceded this one historically. That way, you'll be up to speed.

"But Kirby Kid, you freaking idiot," you scream. " you'll be giving away the plot to The New Divinity, and you haven't finished that one yet!"

I understand your concern. But I while I'll give away the consequences of the solutions in The New Divinity, and while I will give away important facts, I will still keep most of the surprises and details from you. All you have to know for this fic will be what I give you in the History. Sure, some things will be spoiled, but I think you'll agree with me that in the big picture, these 'spoilers' weren't really that big.

And if they are, then forgive me. But trust me, I'll be keeping the juicy stuff from you.

There. I hope you understand my position and my reasoning now. Without further ado…History.

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The Gerudo Keepsake

A Kid named Link

For as long as he could remember Link of the Kokiri always lived amongst his child-like brethren in the Kokiri Forest; in the shadow of the Great Deku Tree. Around the age of six or seven, when it was suddenly apparent that Link was growing and would continue to grow older, Mido and the rest of the Kokiri ( except Saria ) made the decision to have Link leave the Forest. And so, the young Link found himself alone in the vast grasslands of the Hylian plains.

It was on his first night outside the forest that Link found his dreams invaded by the Link's of the Past. These specters of the past heroes of destiny, blessed by the Triforce of Courage, visited Link each and every night. They taught him the art of violence, how to defend and attack with an unnatural ferocity. It is because of these constant lessons that Link was such an excellent fighter, even at such a young age. It is also because of these wraiths that Link's personality would sometimes change, from that of a kindhearted lad to a cold hearted killer.

Home at the Ranch

Link was nearly a week alone on the Hylian plains when he was found and befriended by Talon, the lazy Ranch Master of the local and prosperous little farm known as the Lon-Lon Ranch. He took Link in to live and work with his six year old daughter Malon, and his business partner and friend, Ingo.

There Link lived happily for around eight years. He found himself having very strong feelings for his new family, even Ingo, and especially Malon, who was quickly growing into a pretty young woman. Malon was falling in love with Link, but could not put her feelings into words. And so they worked and played and laughed together.

Link found that around his thirteenth birthday, his training dreams had stopped. It seemed that everything was coming together. Now that his dreams had finally become clear and free, it seemed that he had a long, stable life to look forward to.

Birth of a Hero

Then, on his fourteenth birthday, Link discovered a birthmark that was not there before. On his left hand, his inferior hand, was the mark of the Triforce. The Rightmost triangle of the symbol, the Triforce of Courage, shone especially brightly. Link tried to keep this birthmark hidden from his friends.

On that same day a messenger came to Lon-Lon Ranch, and bid Link to Hyrule Castle. Link feared that he would get in trouble for illegally using the holy symbol of Triforce. Instead he was greeted by the cold but dazzlingly exquisite Princess Zelda XXIII. She knew of the Triforce on Link's hand, and revealed an equal Triforce symbol on her own, the left Triforce of Wisdom shining predominately. She told Link that it meant that a great Cataclysm's Eve was about to beset the Kingdom. Link joked about it not being that serious. (Since that was his nature, he was a joker. A big sarcastic joker.).

At that moment there was an assassination attempt on the Princesses' life by elves in black. Link thwarted the attempt expertly. Afterwards he promised to meet her at a later time.

Princess of the Waters

A few days later Link went fishing as he usually does, and encountered a nude Zoran girl stuck on his line. The girl introduced herself as Ruto, who as Link did not know yet was Princess of the Zoran kingdom. Link, embarrassed at having a conversation with a girl wearing nothing but her birthday suit, introduced himself as Chain Link Fence, or Cliff for short. They quickly became friends, and Link would later find her critical in his quest.

The Demon Boar

When Link returned home, he found his family in a state of shock and fear. It turns out that they had gotten two visitors while he was away. A benevolent sage in white, and a young man dressed in black. They both wanted to know one thing: the whereabouts of Link.

The sage in white simply left to wait for the boy, whereas the boy in black instilled the fear of death in Malon, Talon and Ingo. When the boy left, the family thought the saw him as a boar, one just like Ganon.

As Link was trying to calm his family down, he was visited by Princess Zelda. This time, she wanted him to go with her to see the sage in white that had visited Lon-Lon Ranch. So, they left together.

They found the sage, and discovered that they were indeed living in the Cataclysm's Eve. The sage did not think that Ganondorf was directly responsible, however. Link and Zelda decided that the only real course of action was to make sure that the Master Sword, Evil's Bane, was in their possession. The Sage warned Link of using the Master Sword, but decided to help them anyway. He told them of the three Keys of the Master Sword. The Fire, The Forest and The Water. That was all he told them. Before he let them out, he again warned Link of the danger of a boy like him, a hero that was not pure, in using Evil's Bane.

The Trial of Keys: Forest

Against Link's wishes, Malon joined his quest for the three Keys. He was using Epona and she was after all, Malon's horse. Together the three began a journey that took them to the edge of the Forest to look for the Forest Key. There, Link was reunited with his childhood friend, Saria.

Saria was not a little girl anymore. Although diminutive in stature, she had clearly grown older, almost as old as Link. It seemed that not long after Link had left the forest, Saria and her fairy, Esea, left as well. Why? Link would not know until he entered the Forest. Only Saria Link and Esea could enter the Forest, so the others had to wait.

Back inside the Kokiri forest, Link encountered and confronted Mido once more. He also spoke to the Deku Tree, who gave him grave news. The Kokiri were dying in the Forest, and that is why He was sending them out into Hyrule to grow old and live.

Link and Saria went into the Lost Woods to find the key, and after a few dangerous battles and after braving the maddening chanting of the Woods, they finally procured the Forest Key.

They left the Kokiri Woods, and rejoined Malon and Zelda. Saria now joined their quest.

The Trial of Keys: Water

Next was the Water Key, to be sought in the Kingdom of Zora. As soon as they entered, they were attacked on orders of the grieving King of the Zora. His daughter, the princess was missing, and any outsiders were to be caught and imprisoned. Link made a deal to find the Princess, in exchange for the Water Key, despite Zelda's protest. The King agreed, and transported Link into the insides of their Demigod, Lord Jabu-Jabu.

Inside, Link found the Princess, who was none other than Ruto, the girl he met a couple of weeks past. She was being held prisoner by a Zora named Kardo. He was an anarchist who wanted a dissolution to the Treaty, and a new Zoran xenophobic attitude for his people. He attacked Link with a giant squid monster. Link defeated it Ruto pushed Kardo into the belly of Jabu-Jabu, supposedly killing him.

They were both transported out of Jabu-Jabu, and into Lake Hylia. Link survived the encounter with Ruto's help. He returned her to her people, and Ruto gave Link the Key of Water, and her help in any future endeavors. She did not join him at this time.

The Trial of Keys: Fire

The group now stopped by the Shiekah town of Kakariko, to clean up after the long journey. Their, Link and Zelda had a very accidental encounter of the nude kind. (Hee hee. You can read about it in The Gerudo Keepsake: Chapter 10.). Of course Zelda was furious, but not as incensed as she thought she should be after having someone see her naked. She was beginning to come to terms with the fact that she too had feelings for Link.

Alone, the two of them made their way to Death Mountain to visit the Gorons to retrieve the Fire Key. There they met up with King Goron IX and his son, Link. They discovered that Goron-Link lost the Key in the Dodongo's Cavern. Link went their alone to retrieve it.

There, he fought a battle with two Dodongo's that left him severely injured. To make matters worse, he found no Fire Key. Someone had beaten him to it.

He was transported out of the cavern and into a nearby wood, where he was near death. When Link awoke, he found himself being tended to by a beautiful young Gerudo girl named Nabooru. She was also searching for the Key, and following the one who took it. They agreed to search for the Fire Key together.

Eventually, the two found the one who had the Fire Key. It was the boy in black that terrorized Lon-Lon Ranch. He called himself Knatagahnim. He was A Gahnim: a fringe group in society that worshipped the fallen King of Evil. Knata attacked Nabooru, which instigated a furious battle between the dark Gahnim and the Hero of Triforce. Knata turned out to be much more powerful than Link, and he was becoming overpowered, when Zelda, Saria and Malon showed up. With their help, Nabooru was able to stop Knata with a piercing arrow to the heart.

Knata disappeared, and the girls rushed Link back to Kakariko for some serious healing. It was back then that Zelda properly reunited with Nabooru, who was her blood sister; a pact that the two made when they were little girls. Nabooru also gave Link the Fire Key. Apparently it had fallen out of Knata's clothes after he fell. Nabooru joined the growing group, and together with all the Keys, they started the search for the Master Sword.

The Hidden Grove

The group couldn't find where the Master Sword was hidden. They tried to find the Sage that Zelda and Link had talked to weeks ago, but he had disappeared. Disheartened, Link appealed to Ruto for help, and she suggested the Imprisoning War Memorial. Underneath, they indeed found the Master Sword, and the Link's of the Past were finally made aware to the women. The Master Sword fought with Link when he tried to free it, but eventually Link was successful. Evil's Bane was his.

Link had a new mission. Knatagahnim was still alive. He knew it. He and the Gahnim's were trying to bring about the Day of Evil. It was up to the Hero of the Triforce to stop them. But where to look?

The Gerudo Link

Saria suggested that a friend of her might know something about the Gahnim cult. He lived in the village of Hirocco. Unfortunately for Nabooru, the only way to Hirocco was through the desert, and the Gerudo Fortress. Ruto did not join them for this trip.

There they were greeted by the Den Mother of the Gerudo: Andala. She revealed to Link that he was part Gerudo. She was able to tell just by looking at him, a common ability within the Gerudo. She also told Link that his mother was a Gerudo warrior named 'Nissa'.

It turns out that even though Gerudo boys are born all the time, they are merely half-casts, like this Link was. True Gerudo males are born only once every 100 years, and one hasn't been born since the birth of Ganondorf, since he never really died.

Later that night in the Fortress, Nabooru realized her own feelings for Link, and the two of them shared an accidental romantic encounter. Nabooru swore there would never be a repeat of such a thing, because she was loyal to her blood sister Zelda; and Nabooru told Link that Zelda also had feelings for him. At this point, Link became very confused and melancholy, and decided to concentrate on the mission instead.

The Atheist Village

Finally they made it to the technologically advanced city of Hirocco. The people of Hirocco, like the people of Calatia, put more importance on science than they did religion or magic, and Zelda was uncomfortable. They met up with Saria's friend, Evit Stal. After some rest, he told them of how he knew Knata and his brother Dain, as a youngster. They were both half-Gerudo male, abandoned by a mother who did not want sons, and by a father who couldn't live without her.

According to Evit, Dain had a weak heart, and during an argument with his younger hate-filled brother Knata, he died of a heart attack. Soon afterwards, Knata left, complaining that Dain was weak, and that he had to become stronger. 5 years after he left, Knata returned and tried to recruit Evit into a new cult known as the Gahnim. Evit refused.

Evit also informed them that the Gahnim headquarters was just beyond a giant rift in the land known as the Giant's Valley. There was no way to cross it by foot, so Evit was building a balloon that would float them across. That would take a week. However, there was the legend of the Giant's Tower…

Link decided that this was getting to dangerous for his companions, and he secretly left them and stole out for the Giant's Tower alone with Epona. Well, he thought he was alone, but Saria's fairy friend Esea had joined in the ride.

Evil's Bane.

Link found his way to the Giant's Tower, and using Saria's Ocarina (I guess I forgot to mention that he borrowed it), solved the riddle of the tower by using a memory of a young Link of the Past. Playing the Oath to Order on his Ocarina, the tower crumbled, revealing a silver mechanical dragon that Link later named Dragon. (He's a clever guy, that Link.)

Using Dragon, he was able to cross the great expanse of the Giant's Valley. On the other side, he was in view of the Gahnim base, but was attacked by a fist of Gahnim warriors. Link unleashed the power of the Master Sword, and the result was catastrophic. Link massacred the Gahnim troops in a horrific display of efficient violence, and the young hero was thrown into an unstable psychological state.

The Gerudo Keepsake

He could no longer deal with the violence in his nature, and he decided to bind the Master Sword up, never to use it again. He was also badly injured in the battle, and would have died if not for the assistance of a certain Gerudo. Nabooru had somehow found her own way across the expansion, and she helped Link physically. But not mentally.

Link continued on to the Gahnim base, where he met and fought once more with Knatagahnim. This time Link fought with only the 3 great spells. It was not enough against the wicked Gahnim, and Link found himself near death once again, about to plummet from an enormous and fatal height.

This is when Nabooru used the power of the Gerudo Keepsake. She used the spirits of past Gerudo warriors to give her the power to fly and save Link from the fall. Everything fell into place. Link now knew that his Link's of the Past was his Gerudo side invoking the power of the Keepsake. Knatagahnim also knew that as a half-Gerudo, he could also use the power of the Keepsake to bring back a spirit from another world: Ganondorf Dragmire.

As a thanks, Knatagahnim brought down his terrible blade to bear on Nabooru, and killed her. There was nothing Link could do. Utterly defeated, he returned to Hirocco and brought the sad news to the others.

There was no time to mourn, however. The Gahnim base was on the move, to Hyrule. Knata was beginning the incantation to bring Ganondorf back, and he wanted him to be reborn in the home of his enemies. Link unsheathed the Master Sword, and with the others by his side, returned to Hyrule.

The Final Battle

Link using Dragon and the girls using Evit's balloon, they hurried to Hyrule for the final battle. The girls landed and used their magical power to protect the Castle from the Base's magical attacks. Link infiltrated the base and began his search for Knatagahnim. After a battle with the new Gahnim Kardo, and a confrontation with Evit ( who tried to convince Link to not kill his old friend.), Link finally met up with Knatagahnim, and they begun the battle.

And it was intense. Link used the sacred power of the Spin Slash to finally destroy Knatagahnim. However, Link was about to come out the victor, when the incantation was completed. Ganon burst out of the Sacred Realm and attempted to take Link out of his body, to use his shell and make war with Hyrule.

Link's spirit was sent to the Final realm, the realm of the dead, where he got a full explanation from Nabooru, Dain, Knata and the Link's of the past of what had transpired and why. Link would have been trapped there forever, if it wasn't for the power of Malon's love for him. She traversed the spiritual plane and pulled Link out of the Final realm, and back into his own body. Link finally fought of Ganondorf, who was resigned back into the Sacred Realm.

End of the Quest.

Finally it was over. The Gahnim's were captured or fled, and the base was destroyed. Link and friends left to their own homes. Ruto back to the Zora, Saria and Esea to live with Evit and his ma, Dragon to live off in the far reaches of Hyrule, Malon back to the farm, and Zelda to the Castle. Link, found himself back where he started, in Lon-Lon Ranch, where he would stay with Malon and her family.

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The New Divinity

Life after the Gahnim.

Takes place 16 years after the events of The Gerudo Keepsake. Link became a Knight of the Triforce, and a few people recognized his exploits in the last Cataclysm's Eve. They named him Invincible, because of his unbeatable fighting exploits. Link married Malon, and had two children: A girl called Talon (12) and another on the way who was later named Romani.

Zelda married the Regent of the kingdom of Calatia, Rile Frizant and after her father died became Queen of Hyrule. She had two children: A daughter, Princess Zelda XXIV (12) and a son, Prince Tibalt (2).

Ruto married the head of her Knights, and the strongest Zoran warrior in 100 years, Mikau Jaduu. Together they spawned eight children, the youngest being Liute (8). She was born premature, and hatched a year later then her sisters, but was born with the unique genetic fighting traits of her father.

Now around this time, two refugees from the Haiken Dukedom. Adrel Fastis, and his nephew, Link Harkain(13). Adrel was an expert swordsman and quickly became a high ranking First Knight, under the order of Invincible. Link looked exactly as Invincible did as a child, but he couldn't use a sword to save his life.

The Missing Link

Link was constantly bullied by other kids of the Knights, especially by a kid named Rocco, whose father ( Rocky ) was a First Knight. After a chance encounter with Invincible and the young Princess Zelda, Link decided he wanted to take up the sword. He proved his strength and endurance by helping out Talon and her pregnant mother around the Lon-Lon Ranch. Invincible decided to begin training the boy. Unlike Invincible, the boy was left-handed, and he used a shield.

Prince Rile and his daughter, Zelda, along with a group of First Knights left Hyrule to visit the Zora. Disaster struck during that trip, as something blasted the Knights and the Prince into a comatose state. Zelda also became missing.

Link's uncle, Adrel, was one of the Knights that was attacked. Link was the first one on the scene. When he found the knights, unconscious, he also found a warp portal. Thinking of Zelda, he went inside to search for her. Link found himself in the Dark World, and he was turned into a pink rabbit.

The Search for Self

Link found himself helpless, but aided by a mysterious girl named Itali. She possessed magical powers, and protected Link from the Moblins and other Dark World creeps. Link rescued a guppy who was a person changed by Dark World magic, and they also befriended a young super-strong youth named Rune.

Together the group braved Death Mountain and found a wizard who would sell them the Magic Mirrors needed to revert Link and the guppy to their real bodies. It turned out that the guppy was really the Zoran Princess Liute.

The Book of Mudora

At the same time, Invincible was working in the Light World to find a solution to the current crises. On a hunch, he left to the Gerudo Fortress for some clues. On the way he met up with a member of the immortal bear-like race of Ursus. He gave Invincible valuable clues to his case.

Invincible made it to the Gerudo and their Desert Colossus where he met two twin Gerudo girls, Palta and Tella (12). Inside the Colossus he found an ancient tome from the great wizard Sahasarala. He brought the book back to Hyrule post haste.

Turns out it was called the Book of Mudora, and it contained the history of the world and all it's mysteries. Their was a copy of it in the Dark World, and it was held by Er Chike. More on that later.

With the book, they discovered the warp portals that were scattered around Hyrule. In order to close them, Invincible had to visit each and every one of them individually and use a Zelda created charm on them. Zelda also used a portal to communicate with Link and tell the lad to search for her daughter.

Meanwhile, Zelda found herself alone in the Castle with Er Chike with only her pet Keaton Moto. She was introduced to Er Chike, the master of the Region. She was also introduced to Spane: A young powerhouse, and Theuk: a younger master magician.

The Adventure Begins.

Link, Itali, Rune and Liute met up with Esea, who was also stuck in the Dark World. Together they embarked on many adventures that led them to two ugly looking dolls. What part they play I wont spoil, but suffice it to say that Er had one doll like it as well, and he wanted the others.

Link practiced his sword every single day and eventually became proficient, inventing his own stance and his own style of block/counter attack.

He also communicated and became friends with Zelda through the dream world. Finally they made it to Er's Kingdom, and were reunited with Zelda. Together they fought against Er Chike and his new powers.

Zelda Rune and Itali fought against Er Chike and his monsters, and Zelda, at her tender age, was forced to kill another Elven-being.

Triforce Flawed

Link, along with Itali, Spane and Theuk fought a existence-deciding battle with Er's creation: ????? ( I can't tell you. Hee hee. ) Using the Spin Slash, Link won the battle.

Unfortunately the battle had one dire consequence. The Triforce became cracked. That which is Perfect became flawed.

The repercussions of this event has yet to be known.

Home is Not For All of Us

Working with those from the Light world, the group found their way back to Hyrule. Unfortunately, Itali was not able to go with Link. They bid an emotional farewell.

Sorry the History for The New Divinity was so condensed. Trust me, it's all you have to know for the purposes of this new fic.

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Biography ( In Alphabetical Order )

Adrel Fastis: Link Harkain's uncle. Knight of First Rank. Rocky's Rival. Strong warrior, fat in stature. Knows the Spin Slash.

Andala: Den Mother of the Gerudo clan. Friend of the Hyrule Royal Family.

Cataclysm's Eve: A time when bad events transpire in Hyrule that prompt intervention by the Legendary Hero named Link, who was descended by bloodline from the first knight, to bear the same name. (From ZeldaUniverse.net). The last one to happen involved the Gahnim in The Gerudo Keepsake.

Er Chike: Mandrag of the Er Region in the Dark World. Was obsessed with creating a new Triforce. Obtained powerful magical strength. Defeated by Zelda XXIV.

Esea: Saria's fairy and Navi's rival. Helped Link during Cataclysm's Eve involving the Gahnim. Struck out on her own to help the boy Link in the Dark World. Is now exploring the world.

Evit Stal: Inventor from town of Hirocco. Friend of Knata. Married Saria. Helped Link during Cataclysm's Eve involving the Gahnim.

Ganondorf Dragmire (a.k.a. Ganon, Mandrag Ganon, King of Evil) : Mandrag ( King of the Enchanted Thieves ) of the Gerudo. Tried to rule Hyrule under the power of the Triforce. The Triforce split into 3 pieces, and he was stuck with the Triforce of Power. Was defeated by Link millennia ago and banished to the Dark World. Is immortal and will keep Hyrule in never-ending a spiral of Cataclysmic Eves until he is finally killed, and his evil destroyed.

Itali: Outgoing child of adventure and magic. Was with Link Harkain in the Dark World and remains there.

Kaepora Gaebora: Enormous owl of great intelligence. Is said to have a connection to the Sage Rauru, but that is just rumor. In these fics, he is the same Kaepora Gaebora from Ocarina of Time.

Kardo Korda: Deceased. Zoran anarchist and later Gahnim warrior. Killed by Ruto, resurrected by Knatagahnim. Killed finally by Link.

Knata (a.k.a. Knatagahnim): Half Gerudo son of a Gerudo warrior. Mother left him and his brother, and his father committed suicide. His brother, Dain, died of heart failure. Became leading Gahnim warrior and nearly succeeded in bringing Ganon back into Hyrule. Killed by Link.

Link Harkain: A young boy who was called upon to save Princess Zelda from the Dark World. Came from the Haiken Kingdom. Mother and father are Medila and Arn. They were scholar and knight respectively. Both killed during the civil unrest of that Kingdom. Uncle is Adrel, Medila's brother. He's quite clever and in the Dark World created a block/counter form of attack. Fights with left hand, uses a small strap on shield.

Link, son of Nissa (a.k.a. Invincible, Cliff): Hero of the Cataclysm's Eve involving the Gahnim. Holds Triforce mark. A half-Gerudo, mother Nissa of the Gerudo. Married Malon and had two children: Romani and Talon. Became Hyrule's Commanding Knight. Dubbed the Invincible. Loved by the people. Fights with right.

Liute: Shy, reserved Princess of Zora. Daughter of Ruto and Mikau. Apprentice of Zi Mua Ko. Friend of Link Harkain and Zelda XXIV. Was with them in the Dark World for a while.

Malon: Link's (Invincible's) wife. Mother of Talon and Romani. Daughter of Talon. Helped Link during Cataclysm's Even involving the Gahnim. Runs Lon-Lon Ranch.

Mido: Self-proclaimed leader of the Kokiri. Was always harsh, but had the best interests of the Kokiri at heart. Was Links rival before Link left the Forest. Mido was the last to leave the dying Kokiri forest. His whereabouts is unknown.

Mikau Jaduu: Prince of Zora. Married Ruto. Father of Liute. During the Cataclysm's Eve involving the Gahnim, he single-handily defended against a revolt of Gahnim Zora. He is a master of the Zoran martial art Zi Mua Ko, and is one of a very small number of Zora with blade fins. He passed these traits to his daughter, Liute.

Moto: Zelda XXIV's pet Keaton. Is actually a Keaton, Bombchu hybrid. Weird genetics made it very weak and premature, but Zelda loved it to a good health. 3 fox tails replaced with 3 Bombchu tails. Smaller in size than normal Keatons, but more intelligent. Has a tendency to explode when upset.

Nabooru: Deceased. Strongest Gerudo Warrior. Was with Link during Cataclysm's Eve involving the Gahnim. Zelda XXIII's blood sister. Killed by Knata.

Palta: Young Gerudo warrior. Very gifted. Twin sister of Tella. Friend of Zelda XXIV

Rile Frizant: Prince of Hyrule. Married from Kingdom of Calatia. Father of Zelda XXIV and Tibalt.

Rocco: Rival of Link Harkain. Bully, but is still young. Inspiring Knight. Wishes to marry the Princess. Father is Rocky.

Romani: Youngest daughter of Link and Malon.

Rune: Friendly, exuberant young person from the Dark World. Helped Link Harkain rescue Zelda XXIV. Possessed super strength and rock hard skin.

Ruto: Princess of the Zora. Even though Father is ruler, she runs most of the affairs. Married Mikau Jaduu. Mother of Liute. Helped Link during Cataclysm's Eve involving the Gahnim.

Sahasarala: Ancient Mage of Yore. Is said to travel both the Light and Dark Worlds for information, and wrote everything he ever learned into his Book of Mudora.

Saria: Kokiri who left the forest. Lived with Evit in Hirocco and eventually married him. Helped Link during Cataclysm's Eve involving the Gahnim.

Spane: Silent child of power. Dark World resident.

Talon: Daughter of Malon and Invincible. Befriended Zelda and Link Harkain.

Talon Sr.: Malon's lazy father.

Tella: Young Gerudo warrior. Very gifted. Twin sister of Palta. Friend of Zelda XXIV

Theuk: Loud child of magical power. Dark World resident.

Ursus: Name of individuals and the race of immortal beings. Extremely wise and jaded. Know everything about everything. Usually don't interfere in the affairs of the world.

Zelda XXIII: Helped Link during Cataclysm's Eve involving the Gahnim. Became Queen of Hyrule when her father died. Mother of Zelda XXIV and Tibalt. Highly respected and loved by the people. Powerful with magic. She held the Triforce of Wisdom for many years, until her daughter inherited it for an unknown reason.

Zelda XXIV: Princess of Hyrule. Daughter of Zelda XXIII and Rile. Brother is Tibalt. Was lost in the Dark World, and is a close friend of Link Harkain and Liute. Possesses great magical talent, and is said to have the potential to be one of the most powerful Princesses in history. In the Dark World she was forced to kill an Elven being.

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I think that's about it. It's a lot of info, but like I said, if you ever wanted to use these characters, go ahead. Just please treat them with respect. (v^-^). Ah they're not that great anyway.

Hope everyone enjoyed this and got a good idea of my last fics from it. The real fic will start soon. Hope you like it. Please review when it comes up. Tell me what you think of my whole crazy scheme. - (o'.')o