In Hyrule...

It was all over. The prince of evil was vanquished, peace had long since returned to Hyrule, and it was time for Midna to say goodbye. However, right before she would have passed through the mirror of twilight and broken it, an invisible wormhole appeared and swiftly teleported them all, Link, Zelda, and Midna, to a small pocket universe created within a dimensional rift.

The wormhole, now satisfied, moved on to another universe, but not before grabbing an ocarina in the Faron woods.

And in the alternate universe said wormhole went to...

In Forks, Washington...

The series of events known in another universe as the oddly bestselling Breaking Dawnended 20 years ago. Now that Reneesme had gone off to Yale to pursue a mostly human life, her parents were forced to cope with what all parents must cope with sooner or later: an empty nest. They immediately fixed this problem with something simple: they were going to throw a party in La Push with all their vampire and werewolf friends. All the Cullens and Quileutes immediately found the situation to be awkward and turned down the offers. All except for Jacob. He thought a party would be perfect.

The party was rather spectacular. As soon as the fireworks went off, the other werewolves thought over their decision to not attend and crashed it. Then Alice saw the party and convinced all the Cullens to crash it as well. Then it was a blast.

Eventually, the party quieted down by the second day. All the party-crashers found they were too tired and left. The original guests stayed and partied until midnight, when an invisible wormhole silently whisked them to a small pocket universe created within a dimensional rift.

Satisfied, it [the wormhole] went off to another universe, but not before taking a prototype solar-charged electrical keyboard.

And that universe was one we know very well...

Earth, ComicCon 2008

It was an utter nightmare for ComicCon regulars. There was to be a Twilight panel, and the fans decided to come very early and stay at the auditorium until their panel came up. They were everywhere. On the chairs, the floor, each other. Sleeping. Sleeping through the presentations of the Gods of the comic universe. It was a nightmare.

One person was very peeved about all this. "Why's it even here? Twilight isn't a comic..." she muttered under her breath. Because of all this, she was unable to present her fledgling comic series and truly bring it to blossom. Her entire career could be shot because of a bunch of freaking twilight fans and their idol. She went through every other related convention with a huge crowd following, even the ABA, only to be stopped by this. What a waste.

Fortunately for her, the invisible wormhole was passing through her universe, stopped, and took pity on her. In one bold move, it sucked up the twilight actors who were going to appear in the panel, as well as ten twilight fans who would have otherwise convinced all the others to leave disgruntled, to the pocket universe created within a dimensional rift.(it soon realized that regulations would not like that and quickly transported the actors to a universe far away from this story.)

With suddenly nothing to show, the staff at ComicCon gladly accepted the young author's hit comic (for they didn't exactly like the twilight panel, either. they just went along with it because it was so popular). When the crowd realized that their beloved Edward (actually an actor by the name of Robert Pattinson who didn't look in the least like Edward) was not going to appear, instead of leaving disgruntled, they found themselves possessed to stay and listen to this new author.

She gained a standing ovation as all the twilight fans were hit by the tidal wave of tale that she weaved trough her fingers. As soon as it was over, they raced back home, and flooded their blogs, forums, and Facebook pages with talk of this amazing, no, REVOLUTIONARY new comic series. Friends told friends, and it took the world like storm, eventually spearheading a new movement of talented artists, writers, musicians, and inventors fearlessly showing their original, moving, and incredibly odd expressions of art. No two pieces of art were alike as Creativity flooded the planet and one had to make up new genres for all this disparity in imagination. All in all, it was a more momentous event than what happened in our reality, where Robert Pattinson made a face which circulated around the internet.

But that's another story.

Now VERY satisfied with what it had done, the wormhole faded off to its little corner in an unremarkable universe. Its job was done.