This is going to take place after twilight princess but also uses names and a few characters and places from Ocarina of time. But this will also be my first story on here so I really do hope you all can leave reviews to let me know that you enjoy my work and to correct anything that I misspell or any grammar errors.
Have you ever wondered how fighting monsters, shadows, and beings of the dark magic for years could affect how you life? Well, it haunts and changes your life. This thought causing me to jolt awake, my clothes sticking to my skin due to the layer of sweat covering my lean body. Sighing as I remember that I was safe, slowly sliding out of my bed, stretching out my long arms. My dirty blond hair framing my face as I looked in a small mirror that I owned thinking back on my adventures as the hero of time and twilight, my lips curling into an uneasy smile as I dressed into my hero's tunic. I looked at the necklace I made from the twilight usurper's charm that would've kept me a wolf for the rest of my life. I put it on, knowing that someday I would need to change into a wolf, then threw my sword and shield onto my back. I walked out of my small little tree home outside of Ordon village.
"Link!" someone called from the village, I turned to see it was Ilia, right next to Epona. her eyes glaring into mine as I started to climb down the ladder.
"yeah?" I said using sign language for I don't ever speak, haven't even when I was just a child, thus causing another glare directed at me. Her face which I found pretty turned into a grimace.
"How long did you ride out last night?! you know you shouldn't push Epona that way." she fiercely said into my face. I just nodded, watching her lead Epona away into the pass where the spring was. I sheepishly remember riding out with Epona because of a nightmare I had. The vivid images of my adventures clear in my mind, The water temple and the dark shadow that lived there, the light spirits, the twilight realm, as well as my fight with Ganondorf. I shook my head, heading towards the village where I could hear the people excitedly start their morning chatter but since not many live here, I chuckled heading towards the store where Sera await me.
"Oh good day, Link what can I get ya?" she asked kindly, her cat curled up on the counter as I shook my head.
'I was wondering if there was anything you needed from Hyrule castle miss Sera." I said using my hands. This caused her face to lit up in delight.
"Oh why yes, Link. I really need more bottles, as well as some other supplies," she said thoughtfully. This caused me to smile as she wrote a list of what she needed before handing the scroll of paper to me.
"I won't come back without those items, miss Sera." my hands told her before I ran out all the way where the spring was, seeing Ilia washing Epona reminded me of when my adventures of twilight began around a few years ago when I was 15, now I'm 17.
"Link, what now?" she said, as Epona whinnied and trot over to me. I chuckled before showing Ilia the list I got from Sera.
"You sure, Link? you won't work, Epona too hard?" she said which I nodded too, as I was already getting on Epona, clicking my heels against her sides to encourage her to go into a small trot. We passed through Faron woods quite alright and once we got to the Hyrule fields I had Epona galloping across the field. I stopped under the midnight blue sky chock full of those stars causing me to want to howl into the night, but I resisted the urge as I lay on Epona's back. My eye's slowly slide close.
I opened my eyes to the same scene I've seen a thousand times, a bright room surrounded by fog, only a small island with a single dead tree in the middle of a lake which I stood on. I walked to the tree, groping its surface in hopes to find the one person who I knew was there but he wasn't which confused me, instead it was an empty space where I sat feeling myself maddening then I looked down at my hands to see black gauntlets over the pale ashen skin. This caused me to crawl over to the water's edge to see red glowing orbs staring up at me through the water, snow white hair fluttering in the wind that somehow been there, the face shifted a mix of emotions till I heard my own blood-curdling scream fill the space. The waking to find Epona stare at me worrying till I pet her snout to let her know I was okay. I got back on her, as we decided to trot around the fields for awhile since I don't get out much anymore unless to fight with the monsters of these fields. It felt amazing to feel the wind in my hair again after staying close to my village.
"MR. LIIIIINNNNK!" I suddenly heard which caused me slow Epona just as the postman cam running up, holding a small letter.
"It's from Princess Zelda." He said. I nodded in thanks, then he turned away running like the crazy man he was. I slowly opened the letter, gazing at it thoughtfully.
'Dear, Link. I'd like you to come to Hyrule castle as soon as you can.'
I pulled on Epona's reins, heading towards Hyrule my heart slightly beating faster, knowing that I have been there many times. The large gate towered over me as I dismount Epona. I walked through the crowd, people coming from me on all sides to talk or try, and in my heart. I just pressed on, politely smiling at the people, before rushing to the gates where I saw Zelda standing.
"Good you're here, Link," she said in her silk like but a regal voice. I smiled as she led me into the castle. The brightly lit hall was filled with artwork of past kings and queens, well a golden trim curled around each painting then spreading out like vines swirling and twisting around a wall all the way to the roof.
"Why did you call me princess?" I said through my hands, causing her to laugh which bounce off the walls lightly.
"I need you to go to the edge of Hyrule...there's a passage I found that I want you to study," she said softly, watching me as my face curled into dismay, but I nodded anyway.
"great, I knew I could trust you," she said, clapping her hands once before continuing to walk down the hall with me following sulkily. We entered the throne room which was finally done with its repairs, the three goddesses were holding each piece of the tri-force, beautiful columns circling the room which was destroyed in my battle with Ganon all those years ago. I sighed, my hands slowly moving.
"When will I leave? for I have a list miss Sera needs for her shop."
"Oh then I'll send the supplies, just give me the list so I know what she needs," she said softly, holding out her hand so I put Sera's list in her hand before walking to the guest room she gave me without saying goodbye even with my hands.
'that dream I had the other day...it...felt...strange...' I thought to my self as I walked into the room, which had the bare minimums such as a dresser, one bathroom, and lastly a single bed. I collapse onto the bed, falling asleep, dreaming of that same blasted room in that unknown body that I knew through combat.
So this is the end of my first chapter, I do hope that you enjoy.