[Sequel to "A Link Between Worlds"] After Princess Zelda and Link's departure from Lorule and the Triforce's miraculous restoration, Princess Hilda and Ravio begin to plan for a bright future in a world where suffering no longer has a place. Little did they know, Yuga's betrayal was only the beginning, his actions having unleashed a far more powerful dark force unto Lorule.

The agelong peace in the southern provinces of Hyrule is shattered; in every village, children are brutally captured by raiding monsters and nightmarish beasts. All that is left is a sinking veil of Twilight imbued with fear of a nameless evil. While the land crumbles beneath a mantle of shadow, one young man sets off on a perilous journey in search for the missing children.

14 years after the events of Ocarina of Time, Hyrule is thriving- none remember the Hero's deeds, the Princess's sacrifice, and the Demon King's reign. This is changed in an instant, as a familiar, powerful threat returns, forcing a legendary hero to return home to fight for everything he values and loves, while his courage begins to die. [Rated T]

They get sucked into the world of twilight, now they must find a way home. They meet the Hero chosen by the goddesses and their journey is not going to be easy. Blood will be spilled and tears will be shed and questions will be asked. Will they be able to survive in a world that is not their own? Will they return or form a new life? A Legend of Zelda/Inuyasha crossover.

Attacked on the road, Princess Zelda is left defenseless and alone in the wilderness. Her only hope to return safely home resides with a wolf, and a man named Link. Twilight Prince au. Zelink Week.

Letters to Legend of Zelda Characters with what I would say to them if I could Disclaimer: I don't own the LOZ

...pretty creative tittle ain't it? It's only for now and this is the novelization of the one and only SKyward Sword! DadadadadadaDAAAA. Do enjoy, Zelda fans! T for violence I suppose.

I always felt that the Zelda series deserved a novel, something that tells the story we're all familiar with, except with the kind of plot and character development more often found in literature than in video games. The seeds are there in the game, but sometimes they have to be drawn out. Believe it or not, this project came close to commercial publication. See intro for more.

Written for a contest: After the events detailed in Ocarina of Time Navi, Link's fairy companion, leaves and so begins those detailed in Majora's Mask. Link does not find her, nor is any reason given for her disappearance. This story explores what could