Ho-holy crap! Freaking long chapter! Longest yet. (I've said that a few times...) But it's true! And I think this will stay the longest chapter because the rest of them written out are NOT this long whatsoever. Anyway, quick update on the break! My proof reader said they'd get back to me, but didn't yet. I told them that they could proof read it, then I'd upload the revised version. So, you can read this, and then maybe check back in a few days/weeks and it will most likely be revised. Maybe? Anyway, crappily proof read by me. :D Hope you don't mind, heh heh. So, enjoy!
Triac
"Maybe the Zoras won't tell..." Dark whispered.
I looked up at him incredulously. I didn't speak. I couldn't. I didn't want to. It felt like my voice was stolen from me again, but it wouldn't be gone for long.
"They most likely would." It was back.
He sighed. "I'm sorry." He looked at the sky. "Why do we have to be together?"
"Don't ask me." I shook my head.
"If you remember that day, you were right. We shouldn't have gone out."
Yes, I did remember that day. When Dark was pleading to try and go out with me. I said yes, and now we're still together and we were in the midst of being caught.
"Link..." Dark started slowly and I nodded. "...Triac doesn't know yet. Let's enjoy our time we have now as much as possible."
I nodded, wiping the tear stains off of my face. We got up at the same time and Dark leapt at me. We held each other closely.
"I'm sorry," he mumbled, his lips touching my ear. "My mood swings are just absolutely going mad lately. You can thank Ganon for making me such a mess. I just got so frustrated at you for shoving me off that waterfall."
"It's fine."
"– for now," I finished sickly in my head.
"Let's go, guys! We don't have much of the day left," Colin said, smiling gently.
Dark and I nodded at each other.
"Where next, love?" Dark chuckled, a soft smile dancing across his face.
"Randomize the destination, please."
0o0o0o0o0o0
We finished touring the rest of Hyrule right before sunset.
Colin loved it. We showed him the Oocca, the Gorons, and all of the places I went to on my adventure. All the nooks and crannies of Hyrule.
"How'd you like it, little buddy?" Dark smiled down at Colin. They were holding hands, and I stayed on the other side of Dark.
Colin nodded, beaming up at Dark. "It was so awesome! Especially the Oocca!"
Dark laughed, and he then looked at me. He smiled, his eyes closing slightly. He was so happy with Colin – maybe even happier than being with me. I didn't mind though. Kids make any person so happy.
"Colin!" Rusl called from his porch. He held his arms out and Colin left Dark's grasp, running to the porch. He hugged his dad tightly.
"When are you guys coming to pick me up tomorrow?" Colin asked from the porch.
Dark looked at him sadly. "Sorry, buddy. Link and I are leaving Ordona for a while. We might come back in a few weeks."
Colin escaped from his dad's hands and ran back to us, jumping at Dark.
"I don't want you guys to go!" he cried into Dark's shoulder. "What if you don't ever come back?"
"We'll come back," Dark whispered, holding Colin to his chest. "I promise you."
"Then I'll see you soon!" Colin smiled, rushing back to his dad. His dad put a hand on his shoulder and directed him inside. He closed the door behind his son but stayed outside. Rusl went down his steps and walked towards me. Was I in trouble?
He beamed at me and pulled me into a big hug. My eyes went wide as I looked at Dark over Rusl's shoulder. Dark mouthed a 'hug him back' and I did. I closed my eyes, holding him tightly.
"We haven't hugged like a father and son in a while," Rusl murmured into my ear.
"No, we have not..." I whispered back, smiling slightly.
"Thanks for staying for a few days. And watching Colin too."
"You're welcome."
"I miss having you here, Link," Rusl said sadly.
"I miss being here," I agreed.
That was a little fib. Well, not really. I sort of missed being here all of the time, but not really. I liked being out in the world.
He finally pulled away from the hug and he smiled widely at me. He turned around and pulled Dark into a hug too. Dark and I both looked at each other with wide eyes. Rusl pulled away.
"I know you won't forgive me for what I called you, but I'm still sorry."
Dark nodded, rubbing the back of his neck.
"And thank you for taking such good care of Colin. He really likes you. You would make an excellent father someday."
Dark smiled slightly at him.
"Well, I'll see you guys soon." Rusl turned towards his house, walking away from us. "Take care!" he called over his shoulder, walking into his house.
"Why did he hug me?" Dark asked breathlessly.
"Ah, who knows?"
0o0o0o0o0o0
We were finally alone again. Just Dark and I. In Faron. Our spot.
We were sitting down on the grass while Dark was leaning against a tree and he had his cool arms wrapped around me. There was a space in the canopy of trees, revealing many beautiful stars.
I leaned heavily against his chest and sighed loudly.
We had one Hell of a day. Going everywhere. Fighting Drakier. One busy day...
I looked up at Dark. He had his eyes closed and he was smiling slightly. His face glowed slightly from the light coming from the stars.
"Are you sleeping?" I whispered.
He shook his head. His eyes flickered opened and that brilliant red shone down at me. "I'm awake..." he murmured. "I was just listening."
I nodded, sighing again.
"What are you going to do when you're older?" he asked me. I looked up at him and he had his eyes closed again.
"I don't know yet."
"You won't be able to stay the Hero forever."
"I know that but I'm going to have be the Hero for as long as possible. If I die, there most likely won't be a new Hero for the next thousand years or so."
"You're right..."
"I love you and I'm sorry about the waterfall thing," I mumbled softly.
He ran a hand up my chest. "It's fine. And I'm really sorry about the Zoras finding out."
"It's fine, too. Until Triac finds out, I mean."
"Let's spend our time wisely then, hmm?"
I nodded, smiling slightly and closing my eyes. I snuggled in closer to him.
"I love you..." he murmured.
0o0o0o0o0o0
I was the first one up this time. I smiled, staying still. I listen to the birds chirping quietly. His soft breathing was nice to listen to as well. This was the only time he was peaceful; when he was asleep.
He once told me that he didn't need sleep, but it felt like forever ago when he said that. Apparently he could sleep whenever he wanted to though. He was still a nice guy when he was awake too. He did get a little violent when he was offended or jealous though. But I didn't mind that. That was just his own way of protecting me from others.
I smirked. Screw Triac if he finds out. Dark and I are smart guys. We'll figure something out. Maybe Dark could just warp us to different places all of the time. They would never catch us. And if they did – we would just take them all out.
Nothing will take me away from Dark. No one will. Not even the people that are in charge of me. They'll never get us. I won't let them. Neither will Dark.
Dark mumbled something incoherently and he held me tighter. He didn't wake and was still fast asleep.
"I love you, Dark..." I murmured so quietly that it was hardly hearable.
"I love you too, Link..." Dark whispered back to me. I looked up at him and he was smiling slightly. "Why must you speak so loud, love? I was having a great dream..."
"I'm sorry," I chuckled. "I barely heard myself."
"I'm a light sleeper. You know that..." He yawned loudly and he wrapped his arms tighter around me. "Let's do something fun."
"Yes?" I asked, smirking up at him.
"No, not that. Let's have a duel instead."
I pouted slightly. "Duels with you aren't fair. You know that Dark. You are a lot stronger than me as well."
"Nu-huh," he disagreed. "I won't try any funny business with you. No warping, no invisibility. Just sword versus sword. And I won't hurt you. You're too cute to hurt."
"And you're too ugly," I said jokingly.
"I love you too. And you should have worn that dress, you cute girl you." He dragged his fingers lightly across my jaw line. I clenched my jaw and he laughed lightly. "So let's go?"
"Fine, let's." I got up first, wiping off my behind. I turned around and I stuck my hand out to Dark. He took it and I pulled him up. He wiped himself off too and grinned at me, showing his sharp fangs.
"Are we fighting here or open field?" he asked lightly.
"Open field, please."
He warped us into the middle of Faron, I believed.
"Good enough for you, love?" he asked, eyeing me carefully.
He was in his fighting position. His knees and elbows were bent and he slouched forwards slightly. He held out his hand, still watching me carefully. His sword slowly appeared in his hand and I quickly pulled out my sword.
"Reminds me of our first fight, Hero," he laughed, rolling his fingers on the handle of his sword.
"It does," I growled, taking my fighting stance.
"You make the first move?" he asked delicately.
"It would be my pleasure!" I went at him quickly and he blocked my first swing. I growled, swinging again. He blocked easily. Swing. Block. Swing. Block. Swing. Block. I hissed at him, still watching him carefully as I pulled back a few feet, pointing my blade at him.
"Are you getting fed up?" he teased.
"Yes!" I went at him again, performing a low horizontal slice. He jumped over it, laughing loudly.
"Be a little bit more creative, love! Use your wrists a little more!"
He went at me, swinging rapidly. I blocked all of his swings.
"Good." He smirked at me. "Now get more aggressive...!" His last word came out as a growl.
He started forcing his dark blade really hard against mine. I clenched my teeth, forcing back. I felt his body weight growing heavier against mine and I grunted. I was losing. He gave me one final shove, knocking me to the ground.
His sword pointed at my chest and he smirked largely. "You have to work harder. I easily did that! I didn't even try!"
I growled, hopping onto my feet. I went swinging angrily at him again and he still blocked all of my moves.
"Are you getting serious?" he asked quietly, as my blade continued to hit his. I didn't answer. I kept at him.
During the fast movements of my sword, his somehow got on top of mine and he forced my blade to ground, making it slip from my hand.
He quickly moved his sword to my throat and I flinched. His blade was a lot cooler than he was. He grabbed my tunic, pulling me closer and he still kept his sword to my throat.
"You think I'd actually kill you?" he asked softly, tilting his head slightly. He pulled me into a quick kiss and left a moment too soon. "Pick up your sword. Let us continue..." He slowly ran the sword across my neck as he took it away. He turned around to walk back a few feet and I rubbed my neck softly when he wasn't watching me. I looked down at the Master Sword and I bent down, picking up the gleaming blade. "Come at me again." He held out his arms.
I hollered loudly, going at him again. We went at it straight away.
We stayed at each other for a while. We were equal. Not one was stronger than the other.
I finally knocked the blade out of his hand. I held my blade closely to his neck and I grabbed the front of his tunic, panting heavily into his face.
"You finally got me," he chuckled. I didn't smile, I just scowled at him. "You're pressing a little hard, love."
My eyes widened in realization and I pulled my sword back quickly. "I'm s-sorry..." I reached out to touch his neck, but I didn't. My hand lingered in the air.
He laughed. "It's fine. No problem."
I nodded nonchalantly. Well, I tried to be nonchalant, but it didn't work out too well. "I really didn't mean it!" I cried out in frustration. "I was just getting upset!"
He laughed again. "I believe you. I told you it was fine. It doesn't matter." He reached out towards me and caressed my cheek lightly. I smiled softly.
"Let's stop, okay?" Dark asked. "You must be hungry anyway..."
"A little," I said sheepishly.
"Off to Lake Hylia then?"
0o0o0o0o0o0
I quickly devoured a fish. They were starting to get gross like Dark had said a while ago. I cleared my throat a few times. The taste still lingered.
"Now let's go back to Hyrule Castle." He got up off of the ground, wiping off the bottom of his tunic. "See what the Princess is up to, eh, Link?"
0o0o0o0o0o0
"We can't let you through," said one of the guards, and the two of them blocked the entrance of the courtyard with their spears.
Dark growled, but I held my arm in front of his chest to keep him back.
"Why not?" I asked, keeping my voice pleasant.
"The Prince and Princess are busy at the moment."
"Well, I believe I can make it through. I am a member of the Royal Family." I walked forwards, but I was stopped by their spears again.
"They're making plans," he said sternly.
"For?" I asked, raising an eyebrow.
"The wedding."
"Ah..." I suddenly backed off. "I see. Let the Princess know that we stopped by. Tell her to notify me in a letter when the wedding arrives."
"Will do," he muttered. I nodded and pulled Dark away at a further distance.
"Let's go see her anyway. Sneak in." Dark smirked at me as we made our way away from the castle. "Let's do it the old-fashioned way." He stopped, looking over his shoulder deviously. He looked back at me and nodded in encouragement.
"'The old-fashioned way'? What are you talking about?" I asked cluelessly.
"This will be fun..." he grinned, pulling me back towards the guards again. "Hey, guards!" The two of them looked at us curiously. "Holy shit! A Kagarok!" They turned around quickly and Dark warped right behind them and wacked them on the back of their heads with his fists. He had knocked them out through their helmets. "Easy, really," he chuckled darkly. He grabbed my arm and pulled me through the courtyard. Surprisingly, it was empty and no guards were nearby.
We walked into the castle and two more guards stood on the inside of the doors. They asked me how we got in and I answered, telling them that the other guards let us through. They nodded and one said, "They're in the room to the right discussing the wedding plans."
"Thank you," I murmured, and Dark followed silently behind me.
"We're going to have to knock them out too!" Dark whispered excitedly.
"Shut up!" I hissed, but I couldn't help but smile slightly. I looked back at the guards for a moment. "They're right there!" We continued walked and we reached the door. We looked at it, not going for the handle.
"You open the door and I run in and kill Triac," he said, sounding excited again.
"No! Are you kidding me? We didn't come to kill..." I slowly trailed off, looking back in the direction of the door. There was a guard standing to the right of the door, looking at us carefully. "I... uh – hello! We're just –"
Dark rolled his eyes. "We're selling cookies."
"What?" The guard looked at Dark like he was crazy. "I don't see –"
"Good Goddesses! I was kidding! Could we get through to see the Princess?" Dark grabbed my hand and knocked the guard to the side.
We walked into the room and the both of us looked at Zelda and Triac.
"Hey!" the guard grumbled angrily behind us.
We kept our backs to him and Dark scowled at me.
"Will you shut up?" Dark threw his foot back, hitting the door with a tremendous force. The door slammed shut and I heard a clunk of metal – the man obviously falling down. I chuckled at Dark and we looked back at Zelda and Triac. They watched us curiously from the table. "Ah, Princess! Wonderful to see you again!"
"Yes, it is nice to see you again too, Dark," she said softly. She didn't get up from her seat to greet us. I think it was that Triac was there. He had his hand rested on hers on the table top.
"Good afternoon, Princess," I said quietly. She nodded in acknowledgement, but she didn't look up at me. Why wasn't she? Triac was glaring at me. That was normal though... She slowly did peer up at me, blushing furiously. She quickly looked back down at her papers on the table.
Wait. Triac's in the room and she won't look at me. She's remembering – when Dark made me...! She was trying to stop Triac from figuring out! That's why she won't look at me! She doesn't want him to suspect anything!
"Smart..." I whispered. Oh, goodness! Did I just say that out loud? Zelda, Triac, and Dark looked at me weirdly. "I mean – do you two have a date for the wedding yet?"
Triac shook his head and he actually smiled at me. "Zelda can't choose a date."
"I'm trying hard, Triac," she grumbled, but she was smiling slightly.
"I want it to be soon. Like in the next week or so. And Zel wants it in a few months... but I want to be with her forever, right now."
She laughed, kissing him tenderly on the lips. Dark stuck two fingers in his mouth, pretending to gag. I rolled my eyes, looking back at the couple.
"Well, Zelda, I think you should have the wedding sooner. It would be nice and you are both close," I said.
"Yes, let's, Zelda. Please." Triac squeezed her hand tightly and she smiled at him.
"Fine," she laughed. "How about next week?"
He nodded, beaming at her. His teeth were as white as ever.
"This is going to be great! We'll have decorations..." He exaggerated movements of ceiling drapes. "It'll be amazing and almost as beautiful as you."
She giggled at him. "Well, I must go tell daddy! One week from today!" She got up quickly from her chair, rushing by Dark and me.
Triac got up too, pushing in his chair and Zelda's. He collected her papers and he walked towards us. He stood in front of me, smiling down at me. He suddenly then wrapped his arms around me tightly.
"Thank you so much for convincing her. I can't wait for this day. Thank you."
I blushed furiously. I wanted to hug him back but I couldn't. Dark was watching and Triac was with Zelda. I felt his body heat leave me and he walked away leaving me there.
"You got hugged by like, the hottest man ever! Oh my goodness! Let's tell our girlfriends!" Dark tried sounding like a teenage girl.
I was too dazed to reply rudely. He – I just was hugged by the hottest man ever, besides Dark, of course.
"Link! Snap out of it!" Dark clapped his hands in my face. I flinched, jumping back. "You're still blushing and he left a while ago!"
"He – I – He's so – He had his..." I felt so light headed.
Dark caught me in his arms as I fainted.
0o0o0o0o0o0
I jerked forwards slightly as I awoke. I hit my head off of something really hard and I fell back on the bed again, moaning in pain.
"Ah, Link..." It was Dark. I sat up more slowly this time, careful not to hit his... forehead. He was holding it lightly, closing his eyes softly. "Are you okay?"
"Yes..." I replied shakily. "And are you? Where are we? Where's Zelda and –?"
"I'm fine, yes. And Zelda and Triac are in Hyrule Castle and we're inside of an inn."
"An inn?" I looked around. We were in a simple bedroom with a bed, side table, dresser and a mirror. There were two wooden doors on the empty parts of the walls, filling up the rest of the space. "Since when did I faint? How did you pay? What did Zelda and Triac say about me? Why are we –?"
He put his index finger to my lips. I crossed my eyes, looking down at his finger. "Shhh... stop asking so many questions. Lay back down and I'll answer."
I nodded, falling back onto the bed.
"Zelda and Triac didn't say anything because they didn't know that you had fainted. I warped us out of the castle and I found this inn. The owner let me borrow the room for free since he knew you were the Hero of Twilight."
"Ah."
"So, you were so weak from his hug that you fainted from his body's touch?"
"I – no..."
"Don't lie," he joked, tapping my nose.
"Fine, yes. He's just that gorgeous."
He laughed so loudly that his voice echoed. He held his gut, leaning forwards.
"Ho-holy crap! You – you fainted! Fr-from that?"
I nodded seriously.
He laughed in my face, letting tears pour out of his eyes. He wiped them away, still chuckling.
"That – that is h-hilarious!" he snorted.
"I'm laughing my head off," I replied sarcastically, crossing my arms.
"I'm sorry! It's just that – Oh, Goddesses!"
He started laughing really hard again and I sat up quickly, slapping my hand over his mouth.
"Shut up," I growled. His eyes widened since he knew I was being dead serious. I took my hand away from his lips and fell back onto the bed, closing my eyes.
"The wedding starts at three. Next week. We can bring one guest each," he whispered, looking away from me.
"How did you figure that out?" I asked curiously.
"Okay, maybe... they did see you," he said uneasily, gnawing at his bottom lip. "Zelda wanted you to stay in the castle 'til you awoke and Triac laughed at you."
I blushed and rolled my eyes. "Of course he did."
"Wow, look at your red face. You're so cute."
"Dark, seriously..." I put my hands underneath my head, smiling weakly.
He shook his head at me, smiling too. "One week, Link," Dark murmured, his face suddenly more serious. He collapsed down on the bed beside me. "One week, and he won't let her near you."
I frowned.
"You don't need her though... you only need me," he whispered, squeezing my hand.
"But I like her."
"Some heroes sacrifice some people."
"She won't let him keep her away. I won't let him."
"You persistent boy," Dark sighed. He rolled onto his side, dragging his fingers along my chest in a seductive manner. I kept looked at the ceiling, keeping my hands under my head. "You need to let her go, Link. She's not yours to have – she's Triac's. You really don't need her. You have me. I have you. You're mine, not hers."
I closed my eyes, shaking my head several times. "I'm hers too," I murmured.
"But –"
"She has both of us. She has Triac and me. And I know that she still loves me as much as she loves Triac. I was the one that took her virginity too. She wants to be with both of us, but she knows she can't."
"Do you want to be with her?" Dark sounded off.
"No," I said definitely. "But I need to stay near her."
"Well, you said no, so you don't need her."
"Yes, I do, Dark!" I shot up in bed, glaring down at him. "Why don't you understand? You can't just keep me away from everyone I know. I know 'I'm yours' but other people need me too!"
"I know," he said quietly, "But I just –"
"– want to spend as much time as you can with me," I finished wryly.
He nodded, looking up at me sadly. "We don't have much time left, Link. And it's my entire fault." He directed his eyes away from mine. "I want to stay with you forever. I love you, Link."
I laid back down on his stomach. His breathing pattern was very slow; it was though he didn't even need to breathe. He smiled down at me, resting a hand on my head.
"I love knowing you're alive..." I mumbled. "I just love the feeling... It makes me so happy."
I could hear the smile in his voice, "I love knowing that you are here too..."
I looked at the ceiling, thinking hard, "For all of the people I see in the day..." I paused, thinking hard again. "...and all of the things I do..." I paused again, biting my lip. "...you can certainly be assured... that there is no one like you."
"Hmm?" I looked up at him and he smiled. "Say it again."
"For all the people I see in the day, and all of the things I do, you can certainly be assured... that there is no one like you!"
He beamed at me, pulling into a tight hug. "It rhymed!" he laughed.
"It was supposed to," I spoke into his tunic.
"How did you come up with it?" he asked, and I rested my chin on his chest.
"Just a spur of the moment," I smiled and he smiled again.
He wrapped his arms tightly around me. "You are so smart." I smiled, hugging him back. "You're so happy all of the time. It's another reason why there's no one like you. I even remember you smiling through the hardest times on your adventure. Even when you were hurt. I've never met anyone so happy before." I smiled again. "See?"
"Want to go out for dinner, Dark? Just me and you?"
"We don't have any rupees."
"I have fifty."
"Really? Where did you get them from?" he asked.
"From my basement. I found it in a treasure box."
"Ah, well, where would we go?"
"Somewhere private would be nice."
He smirked at me. "I definitely agree. Let's go search, why don't we?"
I looked out the window and it was still very bright out.
"Let's wait 'til right before sunset, Dark."
"Very well."
We both smiled at each other and I turned my head sideways, facing the wall. I stayed on his stomach and I felt his legs move on both of my sides. I felt his manhood against my hip.
"Am I hurting you?" I still faced the wall.
"You aren't." He knew I was talking about his private area.
"Good," I answered.
I felt my hat slip off of my head and Dark ran his left hand through my hair. "It's so long..." He murmured, "Let's get it cut."
"I like it long..." I whispered back. "We're not getting it cut." I slipped my hat back on.
I moved my hip to get more comfortable and Dark groaned. I couldn't tell if it was in pain or pleasure.
"Dark?"
"It's fine. Just – don't push against me so hard..."
Obviously in pain.
I felt his arms go under my armpits and he pulled me up to his eye level. He pulled me up a little more and I felt his lips press to my neck.
"Don't, Dark..." I mumbled.
I felt his lips remove themselves from my neck at my request. "Your collar is high enough to hide it if I give you one though."
"Fine. Do as you wish."
I heard him hum as he went back to my neck. He sucked hard and I felt my skin already break open. I felt his tongue clean up the bit of blood that escaped. I pushed him away. He looked at me warily and I got out from under him, walking over to the mirror. I looked at the new bruise that was on my neck.
"Thank you, Dark," I said sarcastically as I held my collar down to look at the bleeding bruise. I turned around slowly, glaring at him.
He was turned on his side, supporting himself with an elbow. He beamed. "You're welcome." He showed his teeth, including his sharp fangs. "Your collar hides it anyway."
I pulled up my collar extra high, making sure that it was definitely covered. I looked in the mirror not seeing the bruise whatsoever.
"Come back over here and lay down with me," Dark said softly.
"No..." I twirled around. "You'll just give me another hicky," I sniffled playfully.
He warped, suddenly holding my hips. "No, I wouldn't." He smirked, leaning in and kissing my lips. I smiled under his kiss, and he pulled back, laughing.
"What's funny?" I chuckled.
"You are!" He floated up into the air, lying down. He put his hands under his head. I reached up to him, touching his butt. He laughed, turning over, now looking down at me. I jumped, trying to reach him again. He was too high in the air now. "I love seeing you struggle. Especially when you're in trouble. Like when someone's about to rape you!"
He suddenly dropped down on top of me and we fell to the ground. He started undoing my belt, but I grabbed his hands.
"What are you doing?" I blushed furiously. "We're in an inn!"
"I'm raping you," he smirked playfully.
"Are you kidding me?" I asked incredulously.
He threw my belt away and started pulling up my tunic.
"N-no, please..." I whined, actually slightly worried now. "Not here, please. There are p-people here. Be decent."
"That's all I wanted to hear..." He got off of me, wiping off his tunic. "...and see, of course."
"What?"
"Another reason why there is no one like you."
I stayed on the floor seeming helpless while he continued smirking down at me.
"You look so strong. And brave. Not afraid of anything. But really, you aren't. You're frightened of things like any other person is."
"I am a person," I muttered, getting up to grab my belt.
"It's very strange though..."
I picked up my belt and I put it around my waist, doing up the buckle. He was rubbing his chin, looking at the ceiling. My ears rose. I knew that he wasn't finished his statement.
"You have the Triforce of Courage but you're not all that courageous."
"How could you –?" I snapped.
"Ah! Let me finish! Yes, you did go fight all of those enemies and go through all those temples, but were you ever frightened? Of what would happen next?"
I was hesitant with my answer. I finally nodded. "Of course I would be."
"See. All humans are easily frightened, as you are one... but the reason there is no one like you is that you are afraid of me."
"I do not believe that I am the only one that is afraid of you."
"But we love each other. That's why there is another reason why there is no one like you. Usually lovers aren't afraid of each other. But you are. You're afraid of me."
"I am not afraid of you," I mumbled.
"Okay, well you were afraid of me then. You might not be now. But you were just a second ago."
"I –" I didn't finish because I knew he was right.
"You shouldn't be afraid of me, Link..." He walked over to the mirror, brushing his dark hair out of his eyes.
"You said you were going to rape me. It scared me. "
"I didn't mean it," he murmured, "I just... wanted to see you struggle."
"Why?"
"I don't know." He shook his hair into his eyes in an angry manner. "I just get urges... to see people in pain – to see you in pain. But I don't mean it. I think it's how Ganondorf made me. I'm not a bad person though. It's just that's how I was made. I was made to feel good with blood on my hands. I was made to feel a huge adrenalin rush when I killed an innocent person. It just feels... so good."
I went up to him and I rested my chin on his shoulder. We looked at each other through our reflections in the mirror.
"I feel the same..." I mumbled. "...when I'm fighting. It feels great."
"It was just like our first time together. I loved seeing you struggle. I loved seeing your tears running off of your nose."
The hair stood up on the back of my neck.
"I loved pounding into your tight hole. Your screams of pain were –"
"Stop, please. I remember it quite as well as you must."
"I'm sorry." He shook his head. "I get carried away easily. But, anyway, I love seeing you like that. It makes my heart work twice as hard."
"I-I don't understand why it makes you feel so good. It feels horrible to me."
"I don't get it either... It's just that... I like it, but I don't want to. I don't want to be evil."
"You are not evil."
"I feel like it though. I feel like a bad person. I feel like... I should be dead. I should have never been created."
"Don't say that." I grabbed his shoulders, turning him around so that he could look into my eyes. "You were created so you could meet me. So you could fall in love with me."
"I was made to kill you, Link! I was born for no other reason!" he cried into my face. "I am here to destroy you and then I am here on this world for no other reason!"
"I'm – I'm sorry..." I pulled away from him but he pulled me back into his arms.
"No, I am. I didn't mean to holler... I'm just trying to prove my point, is all."
"But I know you aren't evil. So you don't need to prove your point. I know you were created to be evil, but you aren't. I don't trust evil people."
"You love an evil person."
"I love you because you're good."
"Link, I'm not –"
I pressed my lips to his to shush him. I pulled back. "Shut up," I murmured, smirking. "Now what do you –?"
"You shut up." He leaned in quickly, cutting my sentence short with his lips. I was forced against the mirror, feeling the cold glass against my back. He held my face tightly, keeping out lips locked.
He pulled back, sucking in a quick breath.
I opened my mouth to say something, but he put his finger to my lips.
"Just... be quiet..."
He went at my lips again and he snuck his tongue into my mouth. I loved his taste. He tasted amazing. There was nothing better. His tongue searched around in my mouth and I tried fighting back. He was too strong, so we just played in my mouth.
His body was tight against mine. There wasn't a space between us. His hand ran up my neck and he played with my hair, which had fallen out from under my hat.
"I... love you, Link..." he panted, holding my neck softly and he pushed his forehead against mine. His red met my blue.
"I love you... too, Dark," I murmured, pulling his body closer against mine. He smiled at me and we nuzzled noses. "I'm tired, Dark..."
"Sleep, then," he mumbled, resting his arms on my shoulders. "I'll wake you for dinner."
I nodded, leaving his arms. I pouted slightly as I sauntered towards the bed. I took all of my things off that I didn't need on, leaving me with my shirt and leggings left on.
"You're so muscular," he whispered, watching me closely as I crawled into bed.
"Thanks," I mumbled. I pulled the sheets up to my chin, closing my eyes. "What will you do while I rest?" I looked up at him again.
"Nothing," he replied, sitting down on the carpet. He brought his knees up to his chest and he rested his chin on them. He watched me carefully.
"You'll get bored easily," I laughed, facing the wall away from him.
"I'm too fascinated by you to be bored, love."
"Suuurrre," I yawned, closing my eyes again.
0o0o0o0o0o0
I woke up slowly. I yawned and turned over with my eyes still closed tightly. I rubbed them, opening them slowly afterwards. I noticed Dark sitting in the exact same spot where I had left him before I fell to sleep.
"Told you so," he murmured, getting off of the floor.
I laughed and he walked up to the bedside. He threw the blankets off of me and he picked me up in his cool, gentle arms. I smiled, looking up at him.
"Let's go for dinner now?"
I nodded and he set me down. Grabbing my clothes and dressing quickly, Dark waited patiently. Grinning at him after I was clothed properly, he snapped his fingers.
0o0o0o0o0o0
"Where would you gentlemen like to be seated?" the balding man asked us.
Dark and I found the perfect restaurant. It seemed quiet and pleasantly private. Some murmurs were heard here and there from the tables, but mostly, it was silent. I liked it.
The restaurant was all warm colours, being reds and browns. A dark red painted the walls and ceiling, while chestnut browns were seen framing the bottom half of the walls. The tables were chestnut coloured too. The light emitting from the restaurant was warm as well. It was an orange sort of colour which caught my attention.
"Some private please," Dark answered slickly, "We have some important business to attend to."
"Right this way, sirs."
I snorted quietly as Dark and I followed the man. We ended up in the back of the restaurant in a small booth. There was no one around. Eh, it worked for me.
We sat down across from each other and we both looked up at the waiter.
"So what would you like to order?"
"Just get us two salads for now," Dark said, grinning at me.
The waiter nodded, running off.
"Now, where were we?" he asked seductively, running his index finger along my jaw bone.
"I – We weren't anywhere?"
"That's what you think..."
He suddenly warped beside me, leaning in and taking me into a deep kiss. I smiled under his kiss and I wrapped my arms around his neck. I felt his hand on my thigh as I still moved my lips against his. He moved his hand to my length and I moaned into his lips.
I felt his weight and everything leave me and I sighed slowly, opening my eyes. I was peering down at – a salad?
"Try it, it's good," Dark said, already eating his and actually looking like nothing had happened between him and me. I slammed my head onto the table.
"Is something wrong, sir?" the waiter asked in concern.
"No, just please –" I spoke into the hard surface of the table. "Go. Please go. I'm fine."
"All right. I'll come back and check on you gentlemen soon."
I sighed into the table and I heard the man's footsteps disappear.
"Seriously, Dark," I moaned.
"Yes, love?" he asked sweetly, between chewing.
"Holy Goddesses." I looked up at him quickly and he looked at me like I was crazy.
"Yes?" He raised an eyebrow at me, holding his fork up while his elbow was resting on the table.
"You're – you're eating!" I said in shock, looking from his face to the salad.
"That I am..." He looked curiously at the lettuce that was on the end of his fork and back at me.
"Is it good?" I asked breathlessly.
"Not as good as your blood. You're blood tops everything." He then winked at me.
I sighed. "Dark, Dark, Dark..." I watched him eat the salad carefully. "We were almost caught."
"Ah, no big deal," he mumbled nonchalantly.
"Fuck..."
"No need for the vulgar language love."
"Well, seriously. I can't stand it when you do that... I don't want the whole kingdom to know already."
"You weren't complaining before...!" he said smartly. "But anyway, we're fine, we're fine." His voice sounded coaxing now. "Now eat."
I glared at him, reluctantly starting to eat.
After some time, we ordered when the man came back and our main course of food came quickly afterwards.
Dark's fork suddenly appeared in my face. I smiled, opening my mouth and taking the chicken off of his fork.
We spent the rest of the night laughing, smiling, sharing and kissing.
Eventually, we made our way up to the cashier to pay off our bill. I told the cashier what we had and she said, "That comes up to fifty rupees." I laughed at her reply, looking at Dark.
"Right on, eh, Dark?" I asked, pulling the purple rupee out from my pocket. He nodded at me as I handed the girl the rupee. She smiled, putting it into the register. "The food was great," I complimented to her. She grinned wider at me.
We walked out of the restaurant and into the dusk we went. He grabbed my hand, smiling.
"You wish you were holding Triac's hand right now, don't you?" he joked.
"No," I mumbled, blushing harshly.
"You love him. You thought I could miss your ruby red cheeks?"
I blushed harder and shook my head guiltily. "I love you."
"I love you, too." His laugh echoed loudly, bouncing off of the nearby buildings and into the dark night.
Whew! Hope you liked it. :D R&R? Am I repeating myself? -checks last chapter- Good. -isn't repeating myself- Haha. I don't want to pester you for reviews. Or I could. -rubs chin- Nah, I'm nice. But I would be GRATEFUL if you did. -hint hint-