A/N: I've been sitting on this story for a really long time. It's the sequel to "Noone Understands Me, Not Even My Father", which is pretty awful. However, it's one of those things that's kinda so bad it's good, so if you want a laugh I'd highly recommend reading it and then coming back to this.
Layna's POV
"Lynka, you need to wear the hood or else people will become afraid of us."
"But I don't want to wear it mama." I pulled the hood on Lynka so the triforce on her forehead was hidden.
Lynka was my daughter. She was also the daughter of Link. She had my straight black hair, and Link's pointed ears and face structure. She had a gerudo nose, but she made it look cute. My favourite part of about her looks was her eyes. She had one purple eye from me and one blue eye from Link. If you looked closely, they were both flecked with gold, from my father.
She had inherited all three triforces. From Link, me, and Zelda. Zelda had given part of her power to Lynka. She had a triforce on both of her hands and on her forehead. I was always afraid people would see the triforces and become afraid of her.
To protect her we went from town to town. She was shy and she always clung to me for her life. We were in Kakariko Village, in an alleyway. My arms were around Lynka, and she was wrapped in a blanket. I had nothing, but I just needed to keep her warm.
"Lana," He said. He put my forehead onto mine.
My breath caught in my throat. I had never been this close to Link before. I closed my eyes and then I slowly changed my position. I tilted my head slightly and so did Link. Very, very slowly, we leaned in more. Finally, our lips touched. I felt an explosion of warmth in my body. I forgot about everything, I only focused on Link. Nothing mattered anymore. Everything was perfect.
I woke up sweating, and feeling a strange emptiness inside. I hadn't really thought of Link since… Well, a long time. Suddenly I needed to be near him, I needed to touch him, I thought of him. Did he ever think of me?
Link's POV
I was wide awake. That dream, it had been so real. Layna had been in my arms. She had been with me. I wondered if she was safe, what she was doing. Had she married another? Was she happy? It killed me to wonder and never know.
My life was very boring now too. With no Ganondorf to fight, there was no work for a hero. Though I would never tell anyone, I secretly wished something exciting and big would happen.
"Link!" I heard Zelda yell. We were in Castle Town, and I was in the Inn. I got up from my bed and went to the window. There she was. She was waving frantically. I nodded and got dressed. I slung my sword on my back and also put my shield there. I shifted my cap on my head so it was straight. I then headed straight down to Zelda.
"I have heard something amazing, Link." She said with a smile.
"Yes, Zelda?"
"There is a child with the completed triforce." I gasped. I'd heard about the legendary people with the power of three triforces. Their lives were filled with pain, because they could feel a slight change in any atmosphere, they could feel a change in power.
"How did you hear this, Zelda?" She smirked.
"I heard it in Telma's Bar." I sighed, frustrated.
"Zelda, that is just trifle gossip." Her face went angry.
"There is a child!" She cried. I shook my head and walked away from her, so angry I couldn't see anything clearly.
Layna's POV
I spread the waxy substance on Lynka's forehead and hands. It managed to cover the triforces. It was necessary because a drunken man had seen her. Then he had blabbed in Telma's Bar, and that wasn't good.
I looked back up to Lynka's face when I was done spreading the wax on her hands. Silent tears streamed down her face. It was happening again. I could feel it too, but I knew not as bad as her. An evil power was stirring, that was causing the pain in her.
I automatically hugged her. Her tiny arms wrapped around my neck. She nestled her face in my neck, and my neck felt wet. I started crying too, because I knew I couldn't do anything to help her. It is the worst feeling to be helpless.
"It hurts, Mommy." She said. That made me cry even more.
"I know, I know." I squeezed her even tighter as I felt her tears fall faster. I rocked her in my arms. I then hummed a tune I had never forgotten- Epona's song. Link had played it so many times, that it was stuck in my mind forever. "Sing this if you are in trouble." I whispered to her. "If you are lucky, you will be helped by a man clad in green. The hero of time." I pulled away from her with her hands in mine.
Her face was shining with fresh tears and confusion. I then told her all about the stories. I told her about my father, Link, and Zelda. I refrained from adding myself to the picture.
"He's my hero." She said with a smile on her face after I was finished. I smiled back at her. For a six year old girl, I had taught her well.
Link's POV
I didn't know what to say to Zelda. She had been fooled by mere gossip, I shook my head in disbelief. Suddenly, I felt a burning sensation in my hand. I glanced to my hand, my eyes lingering on the triforce. Something was happening. I knew it.
I walked to the stables, where Epona was. I walked to her stall and fed her a carrot while patting her nose. I then looked to her newborn colt, Saria. I had named her after my old childhood friend. She was a beautiful horse. She was pure black, with no spots of white or brown on her. She was healthy and happy.
I grabbed a brush beside the stall and began to brush Epona's fur, making sure to get all the dirt out. When I was done, her coat shone. I started on Saria. I treated Saria as if she were my daughter instead of Epona's. I was lonely; Epona seemed to be my only friend. Navi was… Navi was gone. I didn't know where she was.
We had fought when Layna left. She told me to go after her, but I knew it was useless. I needed to let her go. But I couldn't. The next day she was gone. I sighed and began saddling Epona. I needed some alone time with Epona.
Layna's POV
When I woke up, I heard clanking armour and loud whispering. They were guards, and they were looking for Lynka. They didn't call her Lynka, they just said "The Triforce Child". I quickly unwrapped my arms from Lynka and woke her up gently. I told her to run when I told her to. She nodded. I told her I loved her and that this was to protect her.
"Remember the hero of time and the princess. The man clad in green, and the beautiful princess. They will help you. To recognize them, they both have triforces on their left hands. If you see the triforce on their hand, then show them all of yours. Okay?" She nodded. Her blue and purple eyes flecked with gold shone with tears. But she was silent.
I then turned around, to the opening of the alleyway. Guards came in. I unsheathed my sword and ran at them. With some quick slices, they were dead. "Run Lynka!" I screamed. Her eyes were wide and she nodded. She ran fast out of the alley. She ran far away. I turned to see more soldiers.
I couldn't hold them off, they soon beat me. I lay on the ground, broken and bleeding. I held onto the hope that Lynka was safe. A soldier picked me up and threw me over his soldier. My face was wet. Using the little strength I had, I touched my face and looked at my hand. It was covered in a red sticky substance. Blood. I slipped into darkness and I dreamed of the past.