Armin records his nightmares while trying to get through normal High School life. [Modern!AU]

While wandering without a purpose, Dark Link meets the one person most like him in the world: the Snow Maiden. Meanwhile, Link is sent to save a usually warm village from a curse of seemingly endless winter. When Dark Link's obsession with the Snow Maiden interferes with Link's quest to save the lives of the village, Link will have to rediscover the definition of murder. Not yaoi.

"She goes to open the door with a huff, throwing the oven gloves over one shoulder and wiping sweat from her brow with the back of her hand. Nayru, could they have picked a better time to come calling?" Zelda gets an unexpected & unwanted visitor. Modern AU. Rated T for mild language & violence. One-shot.

"You are floating in perpetual blackness. Lost in a dreamworld you cannot escape from. There is nothing. No smell, no sight, no sound. Just an overwhelming feeling of dread. Your entire essence is being sucked away into the blackness. There is nothing you can do. You keep fading, fading away." Extremely dark. Rated T for a reason.

Link is just roaming the forest when a shady Business Scrub offers him some questionable merchandise...

"I never wanted this." A oneshot about Dark Link musing why he must be the darker half. Companion piece to Perfect.

"I never wanted this." A oneshot of Link musing why he must be the hero of time. Companion piece to Monster.

"I must kill the boy. I do not want to. He has done nothing to me. Why do I feel the desire to harm him? I fight the urge to hurt, but am defeated. I speak. My voice is low and deep. "Yes," I agree. Why am I doing this?" Dark Link struggles with his identity. A very different take on who he really is as a person. Rewrite of my other fanfiction. Placed third at Geek Kon 2014.

Because a little courage was all he had, power was all he needed and wisdom was all he lacked. Link returns from his quest tainted by a raging lust to possess Hyrule's mightiest relic. Dark.

Historian Link Masters knows plenty about the great legendary heroes, but once legend becomes reality, he finds out how much he still doesn't know. Evil threatens, and Hyrule must rely on a shadow who remembers what has been forgotten, a somewhat redeemed sorcerer, and the soul of a hero. Can a historian be a hero? [dropped in favor of rewrite; see last chapter notes for details]

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