Plot: I have no idea, I'm just making up stuff as I go. That's what all 13 year olds do, right?
Inspiration: Well, I'm not gonna lie. Every single time a get a good review from a person, it makes me want to write another story. So, my inspiration is all of you readers out there who like my work. So, if you have sent me a good review in the past, feel pride in knowing you made me want to write this story.
Oh yeah, takes place at the end of Ocarina of Time. Literally, THE END
Does have some Ocarina of Time spoilers.
PROLOUGE
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THE END
Suddenly, everything around Link and Zelda turned into an amber-like color. "What the hell is going on?" Link asked.
"I think some kid just beat the game." Zelda replied.
"How do you figure that?" Link asked.
"Well it says 'THE END' in big orange letters in between us, so it's not hard to assume." Zelda replied.
"Oh." Link said.
Zelda snapped her fingers and everything turned back to their normal colors. Zelda than walked over to one of the stone walls around a flower bed and sat on it.
"So, should I assume you remember everything that happend?" Zelda asked.
"That depends, do you mean the thing that happend with me finding the 3 gems of god knows what, then the 6 medallians of random elements, then killing the evil dude with a funny name and saving you from a big pink diamond. Yeah, I think I remember that. I mean, I did come back, didn't I?" Link said.
Zelda let out a sigh of relief. "Good, I don't have to explain everything to you."
There ended up being a silence for a few minutes, and Link took the time to walk up to Zelda and sit next to her on the edge of the stone around the flower bed.
"Zelda, you know what sucks?" Link asked.
"What?" Zelda said.
"Every single one of the people I was close to, except for you and a few of the people back at my village, has either left my life, or died. And they all seemed to be sages too. 'Cept Navi." Link explained.
"Yeah, that sucks." Zelda said meekly.
"Well, at least you are still alive," Link said, "I mean, I spent 7 years trying to save you, and I don't want that to go to waste."
Than Link mumbled something else incoherently.
"What was that?" Zelda asked.
Link blushed. "Nothing."
"Come on, if it made you turn red, it has to be something." Zelda said.
"I'd rather not say," Link said.
"Oh crap!" Link spoke again.
"What is it?" Zelda asked suprised.
"I just realized, I can no longer live with the kokiri's, because I am not one of them. So I don't really have a home anymore." Link said.
"Why don't you just ask them, I'm sure they would be more than happy to have the Hero of Time live with them." Zelda said.
"But I'm not the Hero of Time anymore. Think about it, we are the only people who know of those events." Link said.
"Well, I guess we don't have a choice." Zelda said.
Link looked down, disapointed.
"You are going to have to live here, in the castle." Zelda said.
Link was suprised. "Would the king allow it? I mean, I am just a commoner."
"Trust me, daddy would do anything for me. I could just say that you were a very good friend of mine who lost his home. That way, my dad would probably let you live here, and I wouldn't be lying." Zelda said.
"Well, if you insist." Link said.
"Link, you know what's funny. When people look at us, they see ten year olds, but inside, we are more like 17 years old. Both of us have the maturity of adults, but we are living as kids. So technically, we get what every grown up wants, to relive their childhood and rechoose all of their bad choices, fix all of their mistakes. What we received, may be the most priceless thing in the world. We get another chance." Zelda said.
"Wow, that was beautiful." Link said in a sarcastic voice, while wiping an invisible tear away.
"Oh shut up."
"That makes me wonder. Is Ganadorf still alive? I mean, everything was reset."
"Let me see." Zelda said. She pulled out what looked to be a hand-mirror. She looked in it. "Yeah, he's still imprisoned. You see, this mirror alows you to see into different realms, and I looked into the one we sealed Ganondorf in."
"Oh." Was all Link could say.
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End of Prolouge
Well, that was the prolouge to my story. If you liked where things were going, continue reading. If you didn't, than don't continue reading. If you didn't like it, but are going to continue reading anyway, kudos to you.