A/N: Hey! Yay more Zelda. I got Rhythm Heaven Fever recently, so that's what I've been doing. I'm starting group 6. And I somehow have a superb on Remix 5, even though both times I played it it was a complete train wreck. Ah well.

grovyleTheGreat- Yup. There is only one logical Geozard. And he just quit.

Melkor'sOnlyLeautenant- Hm. I do not know. Who could it ever be? ;). ...Out of curiosity, who is Melkor?

Meanwhile, at the bridge worker's house...

"Remember now Link? It's the bridge worker!"

"Oh yeah. Hm. Forgot about him."

"I noticed."

Link and Zelda went to talk to the bridge worker.

"Hello bridge worker."

"You got something to tell me?"

"Actually, yes. We have a job for you."

"You want me to fix a bridge?"

"No, I want you to jump out of the Forest Temple." The bridge worker looked confused. "Yes, I want you to fix a bridge!"

"Oh... All right, let me at it! I got somthin' to tell that Linebeck anyhow."

"Really? Cool. He hates me."

"Same though. I'll go the the train now."

"I'll come with you."

On the way back, Link ran face first into Ferrus!

"That looks like it hurt." Zelda commented.

"It did." Link said.

"Well, hiya there Link! I was gonna ask you to take me to Papuchia Village."

"That's the worst name for a village ever!" Pa poo chia? Really?"

"Don't judge them by their title, Link." Zelda chimed.

"Ummmm... Anyways, you're already giving the bridge worker a ride. So I'll just walk. Even though Papuchia is on an island. Anyways, the bridge worker is an old friend of mine. His name's Steve and he's super fussy. If you don't follow the signs exactly or get hit, he'll jump of the train and yell at you."

"That's really dangerous!"

"He's done it lots before. He hates Alfonzo with a burning passion... He also hates sudden changes in motion. Byyyye!" Ferrus took out a hover scooter from his hat and flew away. Zelda stared at Ferrus so long she almost missed Link leaving.

Back at the bridge...

"THAT STOP WAS PERFECT!"

"You were ONE CENTIMETER OFF! THAT'S THE SIGN OF A HORRIBLE ENGINEER!"

"You know what the sign of a horrible bridge builder is? BEING PICKY!"

"Well, I have COOLER CLOTHES!"

"Well, I have a WAY COOLER HAT!

Zelda sighed.

Suddenly Linebeck showed up!

"Ah, the bridge worker! How have you been, my friend?"

"Uuuuuuuuuuuugggggghhhhhhhhhh." Link and the Steve said at the same time. Then they looked at each other. "'Enemy of my enemy is my friend' or bust." The two high-fived.

Zelda sighed deeper.

"Hi, Linebeck. Treasure hound." Said Steve.

"Can you do me a favor and work a little of your magic on this dilapidated bridge?"

"Fine. But only for this little kid."

"I'M NOT LITTLE."

"Sorry. Anyways, you've got my repair fee on hand, right?"

"Of course!"

"You also still owe me for the work I did on your house, so together that is... 5000 rupees and 99 cents."

"Hm. That's a lot." Said Link.

"Five... THOUSAND?! You must be joking!" Said Linebeck.

"Nope."

"Well, luckily, this young fellow has agreed to foot the bill."

"WELL, EXCUUUUUUSE ME PRINCESS, I HAVE AGREED TO NOTHING."

"You are the one who wanted the bridge fixed in the first place after all."

"That is true." Steve noted. "I don't really care who pays me as long as I get payed."

"Well I'm glad that's decided."

"I've agreed on nothing!"

"Let's compromise then." Said Linebeck. "I'll take the 99 cents and you get the 5000 rupees. Sound fair?"

"NO-"

"Ok, then we're good to go."

"Cool." Said Steve. "I'll start."

"And I need to run the store. Ta ta!"

Link was left dumbfounded.

"5000 rupees? That's criminal!" Zelda said, shaking. "We can't be expected to have that much money!"

"Can we use your money?"

"The treasurer would notice."

"Oh."

"Let's go yell at Linebeck."

"Sounds like a plan."

Link ran to Linebeck's house.

"What's up? You look worried. Is it because a kid like you doesn't have 5000 rupees to drop?"

"YEAH jerk! You run a business! You have money!"

"Don't worry, I have an idea!"

"It better be good."

"If you work for me, we can scrape together some moolah."

"NO."

"Someone's not a team player."

"I'm not going to work for you of all people!"

"Oh, it's not work, it's treasure hunting!"

"Huh?"

"There's a treasure called the regal ring hidden somewhere nearby. It's gotta be worth 8000 rupees easy! My grandpapa left a letter detailing the location shortly before his passing. I've read the clues over and over, but I can't figure it out... So if you find the ring, 5000 of those rupees pay the bridge."

"Umm... Seems like the only choice... Fine."

"Cool! Here's the letter with the clues. Good luck!"