Prologue

Disclaimer: I don't own it. Life sucks.

Hello, people! Don't want you to wait so here we go! Welcome to the Sequel to THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: THE CURST SWORD! I have been thinking of this sequel for a long time! This one takes place 2 years before A New Hero. Well. Hope you love it and please review!

Sparks flew, and how he loved to see them fly! Crafting was hard, but he had got special people who could do his bidding. And how easy it seemed as well! Though it was not him who wanted the certain sword rebuilt, but he was kind enough to do the other's bidding, and his generosity was very hard to get. The sword was in two, so it didn't seem that hard, but it was extremely hard, especially with that sword that the person wanted rebuilt. The person had said specifically he wanted the sword rebuilt and then he could use it, which made him smile. He was an expert at handling swords, and this was possibly the finniest he had ever seen! With the purple hilt and the sheer silver blade with a little etching in it. It was easy to spot out what the sword was, and it was amazing that he found it broken in two! Finally the mallets retracted to show the sword, finally back to its one wholeness. Though the blade was still hot and red he smiled, with that finished now he had to use it. Use the Master Sword…

Hyrule Castle…

Zelda sat on her mother's chair/throne, resting her head in her palm and her eyes shut as she dozed. Nohan, her brother, would have been doing the same as she but he had matters to attend to, while she did not. Zelda opened her eyes as Nohan finished up matters. "Very well. Send down some carpenters to help with the market place in Kakariko." Nohan said and Captain Valiant nodded and walked away. Nohan sighed and took his seat on the throne, in his father's seat. "Typical. There was a construction problem at Kakariko. And they come to us for help." Nohan said, glancing over at Zelda in the seat next to him.

"Mm-hmm." Zelda nodded. "I'm just happy it's not my problem to deal with." She admitted.

"I would too. Just so I could have a little sleep around here." Nohan agreed, resting his head in his palm just like Zelda.

Zelda looked up and noticed Captain Valiant coming back. "Yes, but the world conspires against us." She said. Nohan looked up to see what she meant and he instantly grumbled under his breath when he noticed who was coming.

"Princess Zelda, a matter is at hand for you." Captain Valiant said as he approached and bowed slightly on his knees. "It has matters concerning the Gerudos."

Zelda swore under her breath as Nohan snickered. "Very well. Bring the matter before me." Zelda said, waving her hand.

"The Prince of the Gerudos wishes to discuss matters somewhere else. Not in front of the Prince." Captain Valiant said.

Prince of the Gerudos? Zelda thought. Who could that be? "Fine." She said finally and stood up, her legs becoming numb from them falling asleep.

"This way, Princess Zelda." Captain Valiant gestured towards the Gardens. Zelda nodded and followed behind him. Not before Zelda spun around and stuck her tongue out at Nohan who laughed.

Hyrule Gardens…

Khatiti, the Gerudo, watched as Aaron, new Prince of the Gerudos, sat on a small hill watching the flowers' buds being tossed aside by the wind. She watched, dazzled at how handsome he was, watching his short red hair being tossed slightly aside by the morning wind. "Quite beautiful isn't it, Khatiti?" Aaron asked, tearing her attention away from him and to the garden. She had to admit it wasn't all that beautiful she enjoyed the desert more.

"Not really. I love the desert's dunes better in the morning. Even though it stings when the sand pelts my skin." Khatiti admitted. Aaron nodded, making her quite surprised.

"I agree. I love the desert more. But it sort of does look like it, doesn't it? The buds on the flowers look like the desert storms when the wind catches a spin and makes a whirlwind." Aaron observed, Pointing at the flowers and moving his hand around in circles as if mapping it out.

Khatiti looked at the flowers closely and suddenly she did see a resemblance. "Now I see it." she said.

"Took me a while to notice as well." Aaron admitted. He glanced over at the entrance to the gardens. "Well." he stood up. "Time to get to business." He finished, wiping off his new robe. Khatiti glanced over at the entrance to the gardens and saw Zelda. "Princess Zelda. Its always good to see people I once knew… long ago." Aaron said as Zelda came up.

"Didn't expect to see you, Aaron. Or should I say, Prince Aaron?" Zelda said, correcting herself.

"Titles don't matter to friends, Princess Zelda." Aaron said, folding his arms behind his back.

"Looks like to you it does. You keep calling me 'Princess' Zelda." She snapped.

"True. But you have had your title longer then me. I have just earned mine." Aaron admitted. Khatiti continued to watch as Aaron tried to divert away from an argument and Zelda just couldn't help herself but start one.

"Whatever. What do you want?" Zelda demanded.

"If you don't mind, Khatiti." Aaron said behind his shoulder. Khatiti nodded and walked away, Zelda watching her as she did so, glaring. "Nabooru asked me to come here so I could demand some food." Aaron said, answering her question.

"Demand? Who are you to demand anything?" Zelda asked, leaning up towards him.

"Well. I'm the Prince of the Gerudos, to be certain. But I'm not the one demanding it. Nabooru is. She is the one who sent me here. And trust me, I never did want to come." Aaron said, louder.

Zelda took a step back and crossed her arms in front of her chest. "Why would 'you' need food? I thought you were the Prince of the Gerudos." Zelda asked, making a mocking voice.

Aaron grunted then grinned. "I am indeed. But I need food because we have none. Well some, but not very much left. So I need to come to you to ask for some. Though I would rather starve!"

"Very well. Go ahead. Starve! I don't care about you! I might as well throw you up into the highest tower in the most dangerous dungeon and watch you rot!" Zelda snapped.

"Well when you die. I'll be really chocked up! Honestly, it could be tears!" Aaron shouted back.

"Oh. I feel so special! I feel so loved!" Zelda shouted loudly.

"You should!" Aaron shouted back and he grabbed hold of her face with his firm hands and kissed her on the lips. Zelda flinched but she didn't struggle, instead she let him kiss her. After several seconds she struggled and pushed him away from her. "That was… good." Aaron admitted.

"Oh Goddess!" Zelda shouted and she pushed Aaron aside, striding out of the gardens. Aaron stayed behind, smirking at his accomplishment.

Hyrule Throne Room…

Nohan was just dozing off when someone arrived unfortunately he was still asleep. The person stood at the bottom of the three steps that led up to the chair/thrones. They waited patiently for a moment but got to impatient and cleared their throat loudly. Nohan flinched and they cleared their throat again, louder. Nohan instantly jerked out of sleep. "Wha? What? Did I miss something?" he asked sleepily.

"Actually yes. You missed my stuffed throat. Wake up, Prince!" the person shouted. Nohan jerked out of sleep as he was about to doze off again.

"Yes, yes. I'm awake. Who… who… Link?" Nohan asked, leaning up on his chair to take a look at his alarm clock.

"No. Your eyesight is just a little hazy. Though its quite strange how you confused me between Link." The hazy person said, giggling. Nohan wiped his eyes and saw the person clearly.

"Oh! Karina! I couldn't notice you. And, who's that with you?" Nohan asked, pointing at the person who did indeed look like Link.

Karina glanced over her shoulder to look at the second person. "Oh. You must have gotten confused with him and Link. They do look a like. Come on, Lunard." Karina said, motioning for the boy to step forward. The boy did, taking small steps in his teen-ager Link sized boots. "This is Lunard." She introduced. Lunard waved sheepishly. Nohan stared longer, the boy, Lunard, did really resemble Link. Dirty blond hair and a ragged green tunic with white breeches, and from the looks of it, blue eyes as well. But he was far younger then Link of this age, and shorter. "… My son." Karina finished.

"Huh? What?" Nohan asked, snapping out of his amazement and drossiness.

"Lunard is my son. Did you hear anything of what I just said?" Karina asked, putting her hands on her waist in frustration.

"Uh… Um… No. Not really. I'm sorry. What did you say again?" Nohan asked again.

Karina sighed. "Lunard is my son. That's why he looks like Link." She repeated.

"What! Son! You had a son? I didn't know that!" Nohan shouted, standing up from his chair, and holding his forehead with his hand.

"Yes. Twins actually, Shara and Lunard, girl and boy. Sorry we've been gone for so long. Link wanted a little vacation while I was pregnant with them. Just a little relaxation, but we stayed there longer then I wanted to. When we came back I thought Link had told you two about them, but figures he didn't so I came here to tell you and brought Lunard along with me." Karina said, smiling.

"Yes! Do you know how long its been since I've last seen you two? 15 years! I haven't seen you two in 15 years!" Nohan shouted, walking down the steps.

"Actually, 13. We saw you when we came back, but Lunard and Shara weren't with us. And we didn't tell you about them either." Karina corrected him.

"15, 13 years. It doesn't matter! It's been a long time!" Nohan shouted again and he embraced Karina in a hug. Karina returned the embrace and Nohan backed away to look at them both.

"Where is the other one? Um… Shara?" Nohan asked.

"She didn't want to come. I didn't either, but mother made me come." Lunard answered.

Nohan stepped back in surprise. "Sounds just like him too! Goddess! Next time tell us. Sheesh." Nohan snapped.

"We will. Where's Zelda?" Karina asked.

"Zelda? Oh… I have no idea. She had matters with the Gerudos to attend to. Something along the lines of talking to the Prince of the Gerudos." Nohan replied.

"Prince of the Gerudos?" Karina asked again.

"I know. I have no idea who that is. But Zelda went to discuss about some things with that very person. Oh look! There she is now!" Nohan shouted and he waved at Zelda who was coming up, cursing under her breath. "Zelda guess what!" Nohan shouted. Zelda kept on walking, pushing Nohan aside as she walked past. She didn't stop she just went on behind the chairs and to the main rooms to get to her room. Nohan dropped his arms that were in the air to welcome her back. "Weird…" Nohan said.

Karina stared off at where Zelda had left and she turned to Lunard. "Wonder around if you want, Lunard. I got some business of my own to attend to." She said and leaned over to Nohan. "Watch after him." She whispered, Nohan nodded and she walked away.