Evelyn Dark: Hello this is Evelyn Dark and I'm giving you Lets Jump for Joy.
Disclaimer: I, Evelyn Dark, do not own the Legend of Zelda.
Author's Notes-
Lets Jump for Joy
Link was running for his life, he didn't now how it happened but it came out of no were.
He was frozen in fear at the sight of the thing, blue scales and gills. He shivered at the thought of the thing.
People knew the hero of time as a fearless person, a person who could take on any feet. Link would agree, except for it.
When Link came face to face with the thing, he was terrified. He was too scared to even draw his sword and shield. Only one thing ran through his mind, run. So that's what he did, he ran and swam his way from the beast.
'oOo'
Jumping through the waterfall, his long wet golden bangs clung to his face as did his blue tunic.
Franticly looking around, to find somewhere to hide. He could hear the beast coming closer, his breath quickened. He ran down the halls of the Zora's Domain, looking ways to get out.
The beast was getting closer and closer, running around Link found himself at the waterfall in the Zora's Domain. Turning around he could see the shadow of the thing, there was no turning back.
With a big leap he dove down into the water, swimming away. He was victorious yet again in escaping the beast, he was free.
As the shadow grew smaller it took up the form of a female Zora. Ruto looked at the retreating form of Link, sighing she put her hands on her hips.
"This is the second time this week he's done that," came the exasperated cry from the Zora. A big blue ball with wings came out from behind the Zora. Turning to the blue ball she pouted. "I get the feeling that he's trying to avoid me, Navi,"
Navi bobbed up and down, trying to come up with some petty excuse as to why Link keeps avoiding her. "Well…. Um… you want the truth," the Zora nodded her head. Breathing in a deep breath Navi got ready to tell the petty excuse.
"He's avoiding you," was the blunt reply. Ruto frowned.
"You know the least thing you could have done for me is lie,"
"Well, the truth hurts,"
Author's Notes-
Evelyn Dark: Well what do you think, short and stupid humor. Well if those are the case, please feel free to tell me that in a review.