Hyrule's Discovery

by The Legend of Typlosion

Zelda finally has the man of her dreams, Link, and Ganon has been slain. But just as Zelda thinks that everything is over, the lakeside professor makes a massive confession. Told in the perspective of Zelda writing in her diary about the adventure of discovering Pokemon, alongside Link. A tale of love, action and adventure, you don't want to miss. Rated T for blood, kissing.

1. Prolouge

Prologue

I was crying my eyes out watching. Watching, with with bated breath, as my one true love fought to the death with that evil beast. A fiery circle surround the ruins of Hyrule Castle, and debris and stone were scattered everywhere. It was Ganon who had caused all this. That evil man, had done so much to our kingdom, and watching him fight Link, was hard to take. I was in love with Link, and I still hadn't told him my feelings, after years of knowing him. After I was captured, I thought it was over, but he came and killed Gannondorf, or so we thought. Lightning crashed in the sky and distant thunder sounded off as swords clashed, and tears ran down my face. Suddenly, Gannon fell to his knees, and so did Link The fire dissipated, and I ran over to them. Ganon used his last bit of strength to arise, but I put my hands up and use a light spell on him and he was dead. "Link!" I said. I already had thought of the possibility of him... No I won't even write what I thought that night. All of us were soaked in rain, and just as I walked up to Link, it started to pour again. I knelled down next to him. He was breathing, but he was cold. It was as I was checking him over, I noticed it. Link had been impaled by a sword near his right shoulder at some point during the battle. My eyes swelled with tears as blood poured out of his wound and rain poured off of my head. I took my royal cloth, the one that had been passed down through my family for ages, off my dress, and dressed his wound. He was holding on. He was still breathing. I picked him up out of the mud using all my might, and started carrying him. I tried walking as fast as I could. The storm raged on, and I was almost running. I ran through the destroyed Castle Town square full of ghouls, and through Hyrule Field, barefoot. My dressy slippers would have slowed me down. I ran to Lon Lon Ranch. It was our only bet. Link could rest and get some Lon Lon Milk, the perfect cure all, for health needs. I was scared I didn't make it in time, but I got to the entrance, and Malon, the farm girl stared at me holding Link. "No." she said. She and Link were good friends. I knew he'd be safe here. Malon would help us. She took Link from my arms and I followed her into the farm house. As I did, I heard a distant boom, and hoped that the sages had sealed Ganon in the Sacred Realm, once and for all.