-A love from the past-
We never would've thought we would fall for one another. I was a peasant in my eyes, she was a Goddess in everyone elses. Though I've saved the world of Hyrule countless times, I never would've expected... Well... Maybe this isn't the right place to start where everything started.
"There's a 94% chance that she likes you as well, Master." Fi had told me as I let my chin rest in the palm of my hand. "You should at least take the chance and see how she feels as well."
I moved my other hand and waved it in front of her, remembering the day it all happened. The race, the flying. Her... She looked so perfect, I wish I had grabbed hold of her when she disappeared into the clouds...
"You're still dwelling on it, aren't you?" The fairy-like girl sung as she floated next to me. She stopped and acted like she took a step back when she saw the glare on my face. "Sorry... I just don't recall everything that happened that day. I wasn't you. I don't know how it felt." She turned away, me giving a sigh as a response. "I do now. Since you're feeling all those..." She stopped again and shook her head.
Fi could hear my thoughts, and feelings. She knew everything about me, since that day at least. I cleared my throat and pointed to the Academy's hall, where all the students rooms were. She knew who I wanted to see, and she smiled on that cold front of hers.
"As you wish." She disappeared in an instant, leaving nothing but a faint glimmer on the hilt of my sword, and then I started to the building.
Fi wasn't the only one who could feel what someone else felt, or hear what someone else thought. I could hear her too. She didn't seem to have feelings though, never angry, or scared. Upset, or happy. Really. The only thing I could 'feel' from her was the fact of her calculating everything around me. Every 'chance' I had. "94% chance it was Zelda." She would say to me. Yeah it got annoying.
"Annoying?" The girl whispered in my thoughts. I rolled my eyes. "I'm sorry my words were annoying, but if it wasn't for me, you would never have saved your precious Goddess." She said.
I think that was the first time she had ever sounded 'cold' when she spoke to me. I shrugged it off as I rose my hand to knock on the door in front of me. I stared at the name written on it before I did, then I smiled. Before I knocked on it, I heard steps rushing towards me.
I turned on my heel and noticed a beautiful blonde girl running at me, her sapphire eyes staring into mine. I stretched my hands out to my sides and embraced the girl in a hug, feeling her arms wrap around my neck, mine coiled around her waist.
"Link." She whispered, almost like a dream.