Link sat atop of the stone tower for three days before he gave up again, slowly descending the tall structure, Link thought about the past few years, remembering when Zelda his lovely and beautiful Wife told him she was pregnant with their child. he stopped searching and made all of the preparations for their baby's birth, now his child was four and he had yet to spend more than a few days at a time with them.
As link thought he felt his heart tug "I do miss them, maybe it's time to go home for now" as Link's feet touched the ground he reached into his pack to find Epona's horses call that Llia gave him during his time with Midna. Link shook his head trying not to think of his friend, playing a familiar tune he summoned Epona.
Link climbed onto her back and took one last look at the tower "it's time to go home girl, my family need me" Epona made a neighing noise and started to take her master home.
It was three days before Link saw the tall castle when he reached the bridge he dismounted from Epona and took her reigns bringing his trusted horse inside the city walls. Link walked through castle town, People bowed and showed their respects to him the King and Hero of Time, Link nodded at a few familiar faces as he made his way towards his home Hyrule castle.
As he approached four guards came forth "Welcome Home my Lord" they all said in unison Link nodded "please take Epona to her stable" the men nodded and bowed before going to do their jobs, two taking Epona away while the other two returned to their posts outside the courtyard.
Link walked into the courtyard of the castle and looked around when suddenly he heard a whistling sound, jumping to the left Link dodged an arrow looking up he saw his Wife and Child stood on the balcony of the first floor "Welcome home Daddy" Link laughed as he picked up the arrow "It's good to be home little one I hope you've behaved for your mother" Link grabbed his clawshot and aimed for a target near the left side of the balcony, pulling himself toward the target.
Once he landed safely he was tackled by a mass of blonde hair "Daddy we missed you" Link smiled softly "I know I saw the lantern from Lake Hylia, I've missed you to Angel, Zelda my love come here" Zelda smiled softly as she walked over to Link and their daughter Angel and embraced them "Please don't leave again at least for a while Angel and I miss you a lot" Link nodded and kissed Zelda "Someone help their making kissy faces again" Link pulled back and chuckled "when your older princess you will meet you soul mate and you will want to kiss them all the time" Angel huffed and crossed her arms "so you keep saying Daddy" Zelda laughed and took Angel from her husband.
"Go and relax Link we can wait till tomorrow to spend time with you, Angel's been training while you've been away, she'll want to show you her skills, right darling" Angel nodded as she held onto her mothers dress.
The royal family walked back inside the castle and relaxed for the evening, Link sat on his soft chair by the fire in his study while Angel sat on red rug listening to her fathers adventures from time long gone "so you were turned into a wolf Daddy?" Link nodded watching his daughter reaction "wow that is so cool I wish I could do that" Link laughed and rubbed his daughter blonde hair "that would be a sight to see our daughter a wolf don't you think Link" Zelda said as she brought in some late night snacks, "bed soon Angel" Angel nodded as she took a cookie from the plate her mother placed near them.
"so Angel how is your training going?" Angel smiled at her father "okay I still need to train though" Link nodded and ate with his small family.
Half an Hour later Link took his daughter to her room to tuck her in, Link kissed his daughters forehead "goodnight Princess Angel" Angel giggled and closed her eyes "goodnight King Link" Link smiled as he left his daughters room two guards were posted outside he nodded at them as he walked across the hall to his and Zelda's room.
Link and Zelda both got a good night sleep being together better than the cold nights alone and separated from the warmth of each other.