Gosh, I need Ocarina of Time for 3ds... I literally threw myself against the car window when I saw a potser at a GameStop window...

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Chapter Three

Normal P.O.V.

For Zelda, the past half hour of her life had been a total blur. After Link had blown up in her face, he dragged her to his horse, Epona, outside of the village and the two were now riding through Hyrule Field.

Without realizing what she was doing, Zelda pressed her cheek against Link's back, and let her arms tighten a bit. Link looked over his shoulder and smiled slightly. All she could think about was how much farther she was getting from her home with each step the horse took.

"Tired?" Link asked and Zelda suddenly realized what she was doing.

"Huh? She sat up, and felt her face turn red. "No, I…" she stuttered, waving her hands in defense, and Link laughed.

"It's alright, we need to camp tonight anyways," He pulled Epona to a stop in a grove of shaded trees and soft grass. He hopped off first and outstretched his arms to her. "Need some help?" he offered and Zelda rolled her eyes.

"I know how to get off a horse," she assured him as her feet hit the grass. Link smirked and lay back on the ground, staring at the stars. "So do you do this often?"

"What?"

"Kidnapping girls in the middle of the night for no reason," she shrugged and Link propped himself up of his elbows.

"Kidnapper, me? I prefer hero," he snorted, falling back again. "And I didn't kidnap you, I rescued you," he pointed out in a matter of fact tone.

"Yeah, let's call it that," she sighed lying a few feet away from him. Can I really trust him? She thought.

Link sat up and grinned at her. "I know this must be weird for you but tomorrow everything will be explained." His eyes had that unmistakable look of sincerity that reassured her.

"Good night," Zelda said before closing her eyes and letting sleep take her in.

X. Ello .X

Zelda was standing in a large throne room, and before her were two people. One, she recognized as a Gerudo from the village. She looked like most of the others, but she had a higher presence. The Gerudo kneeled before a man in the throne. Zelda looked at the man's face and she could tell that this man was no king.

He had dark olive green skin and flaming red hair, and his face anything but happy. His large hand tapped the arm of the throne, irritated. When Zelda saw him she felt a chill go through her.

"You failed me, Nabooru," he said impatiently to the girl. She raised her head and stood before him. "What is your excuse for being unsuccessful ?"

"We found the girl," she started, looking at the man, and then continued. "We almost had her, when…" her voice trailed off.

"When what?" His voice boomed and Nabooru stood straight.

"The Hero of Time appeared, and took her,"

For a moment, there was a long silence. The man seemed surprised at her response; Nabooru looked away, waiting for reaction. Zelda looked between the two, trying to figure out where she had heard this man's voice before.

Suddenly the man broke out laughing a horrid sound, and Zelda stood in fear. It was the man from her dream!

"Lord Ganon?" Nabooru questioned and his laughing slowed into a small hush.

"So now we have the Hero of Time, and the Princess," he smirked.

"Hey," said a voice, and Zelda looked around. Neither of the two in front of her had said anything.

"So would you like us to get the both of them?" she asked, when someone else added "Wake up,"

"Huh?" Zelda asked.

"Wake-"

"-up," Zelda opened her eyes and saw Link's handsome face above her. "Rise and shine, sleeping beauty," He said sarcastically. She sat up and rubbed the sleep from her eyes.

"G'morning," she mumbled, the harsh sunlight irritating her eyes.

"You are one heavy sleeper," he informed her, pushing himself off the grass. He held out a hand and Zelda took it. He gripped it and pulled her up beside him.

"Yeah, I know," she replied as she followed him to Epona. "Where are we going?"

"You'll see," he assured her, then he stopped and a surprised look flickered across his face. "What's your name?" he asked and Zelda realized she'd never really introduced herself.

She outstretched a hand as if meeting Link for the first time. "Zelda Harkinian,"

He took it with a smile before climbing Epona, which Zelda did after. "Ready?" He asked, and she nodded, and he took off.

(Time skip, because I'm Lazy)

Link pulled Epona to a slow pace as the two neared a large stairwell. Zelda looked at a wooden sign that stood in the grass that read Kakariko Village. Zelda tilted her head to the side, curious to why she was brought here. She followed Link quietly, feeling a bit frightened for her unknown future. She began thinking about her dream, rubbing her head, wondering if she should tell him about the dream. He was involved in it after all. She debated and opened her mouth to say something when Link interrupted her.

"We're here," She looked up and saw a large house with a guard standing by the door.

"Welcome, Link," the guard said and Link gave him a smile with a nod. He knocked on the door repeatedly, giving Zelda a cheeky smile, which she returned weakly, until the door finally opened.

"You only have to knock once, I heard it the first million times," said a sarcastic voice. In front of the two stood a tall, built woman with silver hair and hard red eyes. She looked at Link and her expression softened. "Oh, it's just you,"

Her eyes fell on Zelda and she opened the door wide. "Come in,"

(Zelda P.O.V.)

I walked into the large house, my eyes scanning my surroundings. The woman looked over my appearance, which I was guessing, didn't look very presentable at all.

"Why don't you let Zelda take a shower or something," Link offered, obviously noticing my situation. I turned my gaze toward him to see him lounging in a chair, eyes closed, and arms behind his head.

"Alright," the woman said turning her head toward the staircase. "The shower is the first door on your left. I'll bring up some clothes for you. Link do you want to take one too?"

He shook his head. "After Zelda," he said with a wink, and I felt my face flush.

I nodded toward the woman and made my way up stairs.

The hot water was a sting, and my shoulders tensed. But after a few seconds, it felt as if my muscles were unknotted, and I relaxed. I washed my hair and scrubbed my skin and finally I sighed, as I shut off the water, and stepped out.

I wrapped a towel around myself, covering my chest down to the top of my thigh. I stared at my reflection in the mirror and I began toweling the cold water out of my hair. I dressed in the robe she had left for me.

I started to make my way downstairs, when I heard someone talking.

"So she doesn't know anything at all?"

"As far as I know, she has no idea," Link's voice came from below.

"No idea about what?" I asked, stepping into the room. The two looked at each other and the woman cleared her throat.

"Please sit, Miss Zelda," the woman gestured to an empty chair, and I sat patiently, waiting for an explanation. The woman took a motioned to herself, took a deep breath and began. "My name is Impa of the Sheikah clan. I serve the Hyrulian Royal Family, and when you were born, the king and queen appointed me as your guardian,"

I raised an eyebrow in confusion. Why protect me?

"Zelda," Impa suddenly lowered herself to the floor. "You are the Princess of Hyrule, and holder of the Triforce of Wisdom,"

First of all, I don't like how I ended this...

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