*Okay, so a friend and I were talking about my story Legend of Zelda: Return to Twilight and we treat Ren and Link as actual people, not just characters. So, we decided to write a short story and bring them into the modern world. Rindol and I are writing this together. Rindol writes mature fanfiction if you are interested. You are warned.*

**We do not own Legend of Zelda or their characters or Mario Kart or any other games that may be mentioned.**

Making Plans

"Finally, I'm done." Ceri saved her document and uploaded it to a website, but did not post it.

Link stretched, stiff from having been seated in a chair for hours, "That chapter took you longer than the others."

Ceri shrugged, "This chapter was elusive. I wasn't sure how to write it."

Link moved closer to the laptop, "Which chapter is it?"

Ceri exited the document, "Chapter 11 and no, you can't see it."

"Ceri, I'm in it, please?"

Ceri shook her head, "Nope. You'll just have to wait like everybody else."

Link sighed, but did not argue. It was pointless to argue with her. Instead, he wondered aloud, "I wonder how Ren is doing."

Ceri opened a new tab and logged onto Facebook, "Let's if Tsuki's on, maybe we can visit tomorrow."

Meanwhile at Tsukis house, Tsuki was lying in bed, reading a manga online and on Facebook. The chime of an instant message sounded. Tsuki peeked at the message. -Another message from Ceri- Tsuki thought, she smiled –She really does have a lot of time on her hands- Tsuki read the message:

Are you busy tomorrow? Link and I would like to visit you.

"Hmm" Tsuki sat up "Hey Ren!" she called out.

Ren, who was in the other room playing videogames, heard Tsuki call and paused his game. He was playing Mario Kart. He got up and went to Tsukis room. "Yes?" He asked as he leaned on the wall in her room.

"Do we have anything planned tomorrow?" Ren shook his head, he was hoping to get to play more videogames and perhaps get Tsuki to play volleyball with him, but otherwise there was nothing planned.

"Well," Tsuki smiled brightly "It looks like they would like to pay us a visit tomorrow."

Ren grinned at the idea. "Link and Ceri? So, they'll be coming tomorrow?"

Tsuki nodded. She stretched and yawned "We should go to bed; they'll probably arrive early tomorrow."

Ren nodded, he knew that Link was used to getting up early. He climbed to the top bunk of the bed and got under the covers. Tsuki had already fallen fast asleep. Ren spent a bit of time staring at the ceiling, wondering what tomorrow would bring.

Link took a seat next to Ceri, "It has been a long while since we saw Ren and Tsuki."

Ceri nodded, then glared at Link, "What are you doing in my room, anyway?"

Link shrugged, "There's nothing else to do here, so I decided I would observe you write."

Ceri rolled her eyes, "I'm glad you find me so entertaining."

Even Link heard the sarcasm and so asked, "Is she on?"

Ceri nodded, "Yeah, I just asked her what she's doing tomorrow."

"And?"

Ceri stood and left the room, leaving Link alone for a few minutes. When she returned, Link was still sitting by her desk, but had turned her laptop toward him and was… "Hey, I said you'll have to wait!"

She sat back down and took the laptop from him, typing a response to her friend. Link sighed, and asked, "What was that about?"

Figuring he meant her leaving the room, she replied, "I'm not allowed to drive. I had to check with Mom to see if she would take us."

Link frowned. He was used to going where he pleased when he pleased. Of course, he checked in often with the other villagers in Ordon. He was strange for him to have to get permission to go somewhere. Curious, he asked, "What did she say?"

"As long as we're done before nine she has no problem taking us. I told Tsuki we'd be there in the early afternoon."

Link smiled, "What will we be doing there?"

Ceri logged out and began the shutdown process of her laptop, "No idea, but we'll think of something." Closing her laptop, she added, "It's getting late, we should get some sleep."

Link nodded reluctantly and left her room.

*So, this is the first chapter of this short story. The chapters will be a little short. Until next time.*