Prologue
In the time prior to our beginning, there was only darkness in our world; as far as the eye could wish to see, there was only the ever present black. Until one day, three goddesses blessed all life with the greatest of gifts.
Din, the Goddess of Power, brought life into the ground and enriched the soil with her mighty arms aflame.
Nayru, the Goddess of Wisdom, bestowed the land abundant knowledge and the balance of law and order with her vast wisdom.
Farore, the Goddess of Courage, brought life itself that would forever roam its boundaries and make carry out the responsibilites her sisters' gifts brought alongside them with the purity of her soul.
At long last, with the world born and flowing with life, they left for their own world. But, they left another of their great gifts in their stead; the sacred and majestic relic known as the Triforce.
There had been great conflict for the Golden Power, many desired the Triforce's ability to grant any wish of whomever lays their hand upon it. One day, an evil man who sought to rule all of Hyrule had become close to gaining such power. His name was Ganondorf, the first Gerudo male to be born in an entire century of an entirely female race. However, his plans were thwarted by two young children; the daughter of the king of Hyrule, and a young boy clothed in green. For his crimes, he was soon sentenced to be executed.
Many a millenia had passed, the land knew only of piece and prosperity. That is, until something terrible happened. Hyrule was seiged by strange beings from the Twilight Realm, led by their king, Zant of the Twili. Unknown to himself, Zant was merely a puppet being used to prepare the stage for the real actor; the Demon Thief himself, Ganondorf. Because of a cruel twist of fate, he had somehow obtained the Triforce of Power, killed one of the Ancient Sages after surviving a fatal execution sword's blade into his chest, and was banished into the Twilight Realm, home to all beings of darkness; it was there he found a angered Zant, "cheated" out of his throne and desiring anything that would help him gain his rightful place, and posed as a god who took pity on him and offered his power. After all this, Ganondorf all the while used Zant's body as a vessel to gain the seat of Hyrule's throne.
All hope seemed lost, then a single hero took up his sword and defended Hyrule. Like the young boy so many years ago, he was clothed in green and had immeasurable courage. Accompanied by a mysterious being of the same origins as Zant and, in truth, the real ruler of the Twili, the two defeated Zant and ended Ganondorf's tyranny once and for all. All of Hyrule was saved, peace had been restored, and it was all thanks to the exploits of the young hero,whose name forever echoes in only legends. The name of...