I don't own LoZ or Ame.
"No."
"Then why won't you at least let me take you down to the village?"
"I'm a Kitsune?"
He stared at me for a moment.
"What?"
"Kitsune. You know, elemental powers, fox tails and ears, mostly seen as monsters…?"
To my great surprise, he simply grinned and shrugged.
"Sounds awesome. I mean, I spend my time fighting monsters and talking to a really annoying owl. It's not like I can't handle a Kitsune. If you want to come with me that is. I'd be glad to have some company on the way down the mount-"
I cut him off, growling, "Don't you get it? Humans fear me. Every time I jump to protect them, they hate me. Ungrateful things just want me dead."
He blinked a few times.
"Then come with me. You said you're powers were strong, right?"
I nodded stiffly.
"Then you can help me, at least until you get to a point where you feel safe enough to leave."
I can't go with him. He's a human, and he'll probably turn out like him. The first night he'll pretend to be nice, the second night will be a beating and the third will be rape. Master didn't even pretend to be nice.
Maybe he's different. He's gentle. He won't hurt you.
But how am I supposed to know?
If he does, you can kick his sorry butt.
Fine.
"Poor thing. Can't decide whether or not to go with you. But then again, after all she's been through it doesn't surprise me. She's afraid of you for three reasons Link: You're bigger, stronger, and you're a male. I can see it in her eyes."
A black-white-and-blue imp-like creature floated in front of me, grinning with a single sharp fang. I didn't know the body, but I knew the voice.
"Midna?"
"So you remember my name, Ame. By the way, how'd ya manage to get yourself captured by Ganon?"
Link was obviously confused, but I didn't care. Midna was here. Goddesses all be blessed and loved and praised and so on and so forth.
"By the way Link, Ame and I were childhood friends. You can trust her."
He glared at her and cackled before appearing on the shelf next to me.
"He got me at the Lake, Midna. I was trying to hide as far away from the humans as I could and he found me. I don't know how, but he did. He kept me in a tiny cell, and only took me out to…" I choked on my words and fought the memories.
The dark hand patted my cheek.
"You don't have to. And Ame, you can trust Link. He might be dense and a little innocent, but you don't have to worry about him forcing you."
"Forcing…?" He muttered, staring at us. Then it seemed to click. His cheeks turned a dark red and his eyes started getting cold and furious again.
"If that's what you're worried about, than you shouldn't be. I would never do such a thing." Midna nodded.
"Well then, if we're all done here, Link needs to get out so Ame can get dressed. What are we gonna do with that leather, hmm?"
She looked at the statue in the room that had been pushed aside and smirked again. Through it I could see Death Mountain and the magma there in. Link looked at me and grinned evilly. I'm sure that, while my face remained neutral, my eyes betrayed my inner sadistic smile.
"The mountain was your prison. It's only fitting that the chains that keep you here are left here." I looked back to him in appreciation then pointed to the door.
A/N- It's short. So bite me.