There is no possible way that I love him. Or that I even could love him. Or that I could allow myself to. Not every Princess has a knight-in-shining armor to save her and her Kingdom from falling apart. Post TP, Zelink

A year after the events of Twilight Princess, Link and Zelda still aren't together. Epona decides to take matters into her own hooves. Post TP, Zelink. Oneshot.

Was there no escape for him from bossy women? First Ilia, then Midna, and now the great princess of Hyrule, herself. He was a glutton for punishment. Post Twilight Princess, ZeLink.

Link gets sick, and Ordon is unable to function properly. Link is taken care of by a very special princess. Post TP, Zelink. Oneshot.

"Sweep her off of her feet, darlin'". Telma told him as she cleaned the countertop. "You're a hero and this is your specialty." Link doubted that Zelda would believe him a year after their marriage, but he was willing to try. Post TP Zelink

Hyrule's holding elections for the first time, and Link is more than a little surprised at the results. Post TP, Zelink. Oneshot.

They were in her Throne Room, a place as familiar to him as Ordon was, where he wondered why he was so afraid of telling her; he was the bearer of the Triforce of Courage, for Farore's sake. – Zelink post TP

He was probably some kind of pastime to her and she no longer wanted his presence around, for what he could see. So he left. Post TP Zelink

Following the events of Twilight Princess, Link searches for a job in Castle Town. Apparently being the "hero" isn't a good résumé booster. Post TP, Zelink. Oneshot.

Link has been acting strangely and Zelda is expecting the best...err…worst. Post TP, Zelink. Oneshot.

After six years since the events of Twilight Princess, the Hero of Twilight has finally arrived back to visit his hometown after his sudden departure seen at the epilogue scene of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. But is he alone? How will the Ordon villagers react? This story is Post-Twilight Princess.

Hyrule has entered a tentative peace. Zelda and Link find themselves bound by the strain of keeping the peace, forging and maintaining alliances, and mending tensions within in the kingdom. However, everything changes when an event of the distant past sets in motion a chain of events that sends the past colliding headlong with the present. Peace, after all, is never a guarantee.

Zelda had often wished for the chance to prove she was more than just the damsel in distress, more than a failure who could not even protect her own kingdom. By a cruel twist of fate the opportunity thrusts itself upon her, but it is nothing like how she imagined. Now the fate of two kingdoms and the lives of her friends are in her hands.

Just because the warlord was defeated doesn't mean the adventure is over… Another enemy has her sights set on Hyrule, and will stop at nothing until it's her own. Zelda is forced to make a horrible choice that leaves the one person who might be able to help her in no position to be saving anyone. Zelda is in danger, the kingdom is in danger, and her hero is on the run.

War is on the horizon and lives will be lost. Link fears for Zelda's safety but it is his own which he should be worried about... Post TP, Zelink. Complete.

With the death of Ganondorf, Hyrule enters a new golden age. Tragedy, however, leaves its ruler torn when considering what wish to make on the completed Triforce. Post-TP era.

On the eve of Hyrule's greatest celebration of the year, Princess Zelda finds herself desperately searching for a date. But no matter how hard she may try, she always gets turned down. It must be because she's the princess, right? Post TP, Zelink. Oneshot.

When Link seeks her help, Zelda's life turns upside-down and she must face her conflicting throughts and feelings.

Book Three of the Doppelganger Trilogy: The Great Hyrulian Civil War has begun. Lines have been drawn and stakes made. Will light dawn upon this bleak night, or will Darkness finally have its day?

Post TP. Zelda and Link quickly discover that defeating Ganondorf wasn't the end of the problems for Hyrule. Zelda must quickly come to terms with her power as queen and Link realizes that it was far easier to be a simple man than a hero who makes history. They're willing to fight for a golden age for their people and maybe learn what it means to fall in love along the way.

To escape her repellent suitors, Queen Zelda devises a perfect plan to marry her champion and best friend, the Hero of Twilight. Sadly, nothing works the way she wants it to. Not only does Link adjust poorly to a life of rules and etiquette but there are several people who do not approve of the union, people who would rather have the legendary Hero dead than see them married.

For centuries, it has been tradition among the Gerudo for the newly crowned King to capture a maiden to be his wife. When his father dies, Link sets his eyes on the Princess of Hyrule, who's completely unwilling to comply. Will he convince her to be the Gerudo King's Bride, or will he realize he's bitten off more than he can chew? Zelink AU.

"So you knew, all along...?" "Yes..." "Why didn't you tell me!" "How do you tell the person you love the most that you're going to die...?" Shocked glances came from both parties at the words. "...you could have started by informing me you loved me in the first place." Twilight Princess, slightly AU. Cover by TatianaRuiz on DeviantART. Yes, I promise I will continue this story.

Time changes everyone. Whether it's for good or ill depends on perspective. But both have darkness within. One, a hero tired of fighting; another trapped as wolf. With one's path home blocked and the other without memory, they struggle to find their place in a world that doesn't quite fit. An old evil is on the rise and it's going to take both of them to have any chance against it.

TP/OoT Xover. When Link steps through the gateway into the past, into the Temple of Time, he doesn't find the initial queasiness odd. What is odd is when he abruptly blacks out, and wakes up to the face of a stranger. A stranger with blonde hair and eyes as red as the sun...