Legend of Zelda: Daughter's Return

by Citrine Griffin

"we women have never taken center stage. We stand behind the Hero, shooting our arrows, hoping to help bring down the Power, and we fail. It is always by the Hero's hand that Power falls. move over, Link. It is your daughter's turn."

AN: After playing LttP, this came to me, I have no idea why. I was thinking about what might happen AFTER LttP, because the master sword "rested foreveR" or whatever hteir words were. The concept I have here is that...well, you'll have to read to find out!

They say that the Master Sword rested in its pedestal forever after the Hero defeated the evil wizard Agahnim. But alas, they lie.

If the Master Sword rested there forever, what would become of Hyrule? A legend cannot merely die, or end. What happened after the legend? What happened before the legend? A legend is the story of a person, of a place, of a being. A legend is a story with no end.

And so we arrive at the what is not the true end, but the beginning of the end. It is strange, will you not admit, that the Hero was the son of the Hero before him, yet never was there a single daughter along the line? What would become of them?

The answer lies in these words, words of mine,

goddess of time.