A/N: This is a pretty fluffy chapter as well, and a little more detailed if you know what I mean. ;) There's also a reference to one of my other stories, but since that one's not typed, I explained the plot through an infodump. Hope everything makes sense!
"I thought you'd be gone a lot longer," Link said with a blush as he brought a breakfast tray into Agahnim's room. The mage returned a small smile. Link thought Agahnim looked exhausted, and so he decided to let him rest. His cooking skill wasn't very good, but he at least knew how to make cucco eggs and toast.
"The Master only wanted me to keep his lover company while he dealt with a dissident." Agahnim chewed on his toast while Link looked apprehensively. "That look says you're anxious to hear what I think of the food. No one can ruin toast, silly."
Content with this reaction, Link flopped onto the bed at Agahnim's feet. "I'm glad you aren't disgusted. Nobody ever taught me how to cook, after all." He rolled over and grinned at the mage. Link no longer feared his captor, in fact he didn't even think of him that way anymore. He felt like a dog that had finally been adopted. No, more like a bunny.
After breakfast, the two went outside for a walk. Link got excited when they passed the lake, and he dragged Agahnim into the water to swim. Agahnim freaked out when they hit the water, flailing his arms around. Link calmed him down, discovering that his partner couldn't swim. He let the older man cling to his back and swam toward the island holding the Pond of Happiness.
"Since when do rabbits swim?" Agahnim yelled in a huff once they crawled ashore. He laid down on the ground, catching his breath. It made Link smile. "I'm sorry, Agahnim. I guess I forgot that the Zoras don't teach ordinary people how to swim. Here, take your robe off so it can dry." Link pulled his tunic off and threw it in the grass, motioning for Agahnim to do the same.
Once the robe was off, Link crawled over and started rubbing between Agahnim's legs. "I'll make it up to you." Agahnim didn't wear much under his robe, and that turned Link on. He laid his head on the slender hips before him, and nibbled through the damp underwear at his beautiful arousal. Link pulled the underwear off and released it, eager to take it in and suck out the essence within.
"You're insufferable," Agahnim mumbled with a smirk. He thoroughly enjoyed Link's fellatio, but there was something he wanted even more. Gently pulling away, he rolled over onto his knees. He was blushing all over, and coyly lifted his backside for Link. "Just make sure you prep me this time! You were too hasty last night."
Link thought his face was on fire. The sight of his lover presenting himself was almost too much to handle, and he nearly came just from seeing it. But he held back, knowing that Agahnim was depending on him. He started to wet his fingers, but then realized it might take too long that way. Instead he brought his mouth directly to the mage's entrance.
"Kyaa!" Agahnim squealed at a pitch Link had never heard, and immediately started twisting and writhing. "Stop t-that... P-Perverted bunny!" But Link continued, licking the rim and using his finger to explore inside. He knew Agahnim was ready when he degenerated into senseless moans, so he lined himself up and thrust in.
"Uwaah!" Agahnim's moans intensified, and saliva dripped from his open mouth. He threw an arm back and gripped Link's neck, as Link caressed his leaking erection. When the boy hit the special spot inside, Agahnim pulled Link's hair and shot out into the grass. Link soon followed, coating the mage's inner walls with the sweet liquid. As Agahnim caught his breath, Link pulled his robe over to cover them while they cuddled.
The two held each other tightly, Link twirling a finger in Agahnim's silver blue hair and Agahnim covering Link's forehead in kisses. Agahnim was so at peace that he blurted out his thoughts. "I'm a slave to you, Link. I have been ever since I saw you mourning your uncle ten years ago. I wanted to grab that little angel and tell him he wasn't alone. You didn't shed a tear, but I knew you were crying inside. It hurt my heart, and I didn't think that was even possible given my rotten disposition."
Link gasped, his eyes filling with tears. He slid up and kissed Agahnim passionately. Lips locked and tongues intertwining, Agahnim wiped the tears away and held him close. They rolled around in the grass, laughing and squeezing each other like a newlywed couple.
"Hey, let's have our fortune told," Link suggested as they spooned in the grass, finished with their third round of love making. Fortune telling was one of the boy's guilty pleasures, and he wanted to share it. "The faerie here is very famous for her predictions, even more than the teller in the village."
"The bunny doesn't seem to remember that I possess the same skill," Agahnim cooed, collapsed in Link's arms and watching the sun set. "But if that's what you want, I'll oblige. You'll have to carry me inside, though. Someone was a little too passionate today." The two chuckled in unison, but Link was all too happy to pamper his lover.
The Faerie Queen looked at the strange sight before her, a dark blond teen holding up a maroon eyed man covered from head to toe. They slowly stumbled to the pond, and the man tossed in a pair of rupees that matched his skin color. Revealing herself, she asked what they wanted to see. Link immediately spoke up. "I want to know if we'll spend the rest of our lives together." Agahnim snorted and mumbled, thankful his scarf hid his growing blush. "Don't ask questions you already know the answer to."
The faerie heard this, and addressed Agahnim directly. "It is clear you two love each other, but I see a lot of doubt hanging over your heads. There is one question in particular that causes you grief, a question of loyalties. You are torn between your loyalty to your Master and your loyalty to your lover." Agahnim gasped as she continued. "Your Master knows this pain well, as he has faced it with his own companion. He chose love over his desire for conquest. Can you make such a choice?"
Agahnim stayed quiet. He knew that if it came down to it, he wouldn't be able to decide. He owed his life to Ganondorf and was the one person the evil king trusted completely, and yet he felt like he couldn't keep living without Link in his arms. If only Link was the Master's ally...
No. Agahnim shook his head violently to banish such thoughts. Link was the image of light and purity. He could never be dragged down to cooperate with the king of all that was dark. Even being with this rotten mage was enough to start tainting him. He slumped to the floor and covered his face with his hands. He wanted to shove Link away when he felt the boy comforting him, but couldn't bring himself to do it.
"Agahnim, are you okay? Faerie Queen, why did you say such mean things to him?" Link turned towards her with a look of hurt. He didn't know that asking her for a simple fortune would push Agahnim to the breaking point.
"The fact that such a choice paralyzes him means that he takes you very seriously, young Link.," the faerie replied, a warm smile easing the tension. "This choice is not as clear cut as what he witnessed his Master going through. Choosing between land and love is far simpler than choosing between two loves, especially when there is a parallel story between the two."
Link cocked his head at the faerie's words, thoroughly confused. Parallel, that meant similar, right? How were Link and Ganondorf the same? Unless... "Agahnim, were you an orphan too? Did Ganondorf take you in?" Agahnim slightly nodded. "Don't worry. I'll never make you choose between me and him. Let's go home, you need to rest."
"I was in love with Master Ganondorf as a child," Agahnim admitted, clutching Link's neck as the boy carried him home in a piggyback sling. "He cared for me like a father would, and I thought one day we would become lovers. But he fell in love with a special girl, and it was obvious they were meant for each other. Remember your friend, Marin?"
Link stopped walking. His childhood friend Marin was the same age as him, and though she was born in the forest, she looked a lot like a Gerudo, something Ganondorf would probably like. "You mean he's into little girls?"
Agahnim playfully bonked Link's head. "No, silly bunny. She's his child."
Link nearly dropped the mage in awe. His best friend was the evil king's daughter? How could that be? "What?! You mean Marin is... but how...?"
"I don't know all the details myself," Agahnim admitted. "The girl is named after her mother, like most of you Hyruleans are. Lady Marin was one of the warriors fighting to keep Master from seizing Hyrule, and the only one apart from your uncle who ever gave Master trouble. She was eventually captured and stayed in Master's company for a few years, until she disappeared. We thought she was kidnapped by our enemies, but it turns out she ran away to conceal her pregnancy. The poor girl was scared that Master would harm the baby, so she hid the child from him. It was quite the opposite reaction, however; the second he found out that he was fighting his daughter, Master conceded the fight. That's how your princess was returned."
Link nodded at the explanation and continued walking. "Don't worry, I'm not in love with anyone but you. I won't run from you because I know you would never hurt me." Agahnim smiled, then nibbled on Link's ear. "Of course I wouldn't, baby bunny. I was smitten the moment I saw you."
The two reached the house, and chose to curl up on a couch in the drawing room. In no time they were asleep in each other's arms.
I've realized by now that the two are almost completely ooc. orz But I imagine Link as a cute seme, kind of like Clear from DMMD, and Agahnim like Shibusawa from "Your Story I Have Known" or Chief Hokuto from "Renai Nenrei" (coincidentally both of those have the same voice actor). I'm considering throwing Yuga into the story, I just need to get more acquainted with his character. I've only had LBW for three months, but I've had LttP for nearly 20 years! (Ah, I think I just gave away my age. I'm still in my 20s I swear!) :s