"Well at least we don't have to water the gardens," Zelda said as she looked at the rain pouring down outside the mansion.
"Let's go find the others." Peach suggested. Zelda nodded and they walked down the corridors.
"HYAH!"
CRASH
"Ouch!" Marth exclaimed as he slid down the wall. Roy was some ways away doubling over laughing.
"Sorry Marth! I charged my attack way to long," Link smiled apologizing.
"What are you three doing?" Peach asked.
"Seeing who's the best swordsman in Melee," Link replied holding his sword up to block Marth's next attack.
"Come on Marth! Man, up and fight like a prince," Roy taunted.
"Are you guys serious? Go and pick a stage outside and figure it out there." Zelda said crossing her arms.
"Ah, but it's raining outside and I don't want to get wet," Roy complained.
"Well it's better then destroying the mansions hallways!" Zelda snapped.
"Zelda you're being as annoying as Navi," Link groaned sheathing his sword in a fancily manner.
"How about we go look for some games. Maybe Master or Crazyhand put some out," Peach said. Everyone looked at each then nodded. They went downstairs into the basement and found some. Marth and Roy were playing a game of chess and the other three were playing a card game called "Stealer".
"Checkmate!" Roy said knocking Marth's king over.
"N-Nani!" (What!") Marth exclaimed standing up.
"Want to go again? I'm game if you are," Roy said smirking.
"Damare!" (Shut-up!) Marth replied gathering all the pieces. Roy chuckled and leaned back.
"My, I sure hope your kingdom didn't fall as fast as it did now, Prince!" Roy taunted. Marth growled and they went and watched the others play their card game.
"Can we join?" Marth asked.
"Chess is done for you already?" Peach asked looking up from her cards.
"Marth got destroyed. Much like his kingdom I assume."
"Why you little!" Marth growled reaching for his blade. At the same moment Roy reached for his own. As soon as they swung Zelda stood up, summoned Din's fire and blasted it in between them. They both let out a scream as they hit the walls on the opposite sides of the basement.
"What was that for?" Roy asked wincing.
"We don't need anything getting broken," Zelda replied sitting down again.
"Yeah well, wouldn't that go for us also?"
"Marth looks fine and I don't see you groaning in agony." Zelda reached over and took Peach's stack of cards.
"I win! Alright let's play another round. You two can join us now." The two boys sat down and Peach explained how to play.
"That was fun!" Peach said.
"Only because you won," Link replied. Peach let out a giggle and continued walking. Someone ran into Peach almost knocking her down the stairs.
"Whoa!" Peach exclaimed flailing her arms. Zelda quickly reached over and grabbed Peach's hand.
"I'm sorry Princess Peach!" Young yelled behind him. Zelda groaned then warped to the bottom of the staircase.
"Ahem! Why in Hyrule are you bowling people over on the staircase?" Zelda asked staring down at Young. Young shrugged then looked behind her.
"Aww, come on now my other friends are getting away," Young replied.
"Pika-pika!" (Zelda!) Zelda looked down at the Pokémon who was pulling on the hem of her dress.
"Yes Pikachu?" Zelda asked.
"Pika! Pikachu?" (Please let Young play! Please?) Zelda let out a sigh then, nodded.
"Yes! Thanks Pikachu. See you Zelda." Young giggled and ran after his friends. Zelda smiled then made her way back upstairs.
"Is everything settled now?" Peach asked who was leaning on the railing.
"Sometimes I think I'm being a bit too hard on Young," Zelda replied.
"Yeah," Peach said. Zelda looked at Peach a bit shocked.
"What I mean is you're only being hard on him because you care about him. You don't want him to get in trouble but that's how kids are," Peach explained.
"At least you understand,"
"Want to talk in my dormitory," Peach asked. Zelda nodded.
"Was Young always like that," Peach asked pouring some tea. Zelda shook her head.
"He wasn't like it when I first met him in my courtyard. He acted very responsible. When we parted for 7 years he was still responsible as a man but then once he saved Hyrule we had to return to our childhood," Zelda said.
"He came back to my courtyard after and we talked like normal friends would. I only found out that a boy named 'Mido' was bullying him because he didn't have a fairy."
"That's so sad," Peach said.
"He only had one friend. A girl named 'Saria'. He only found out later why he didn't have his fairy. Young wasn't a true Kokiri. Both his parents were Hylians. His father died in battle so his mother fled to the forest. Her dying wish was that the Deku tree could bring him up. He only got his fairy when he had to leave the forest and save Hyrule." Zelda finished explaining.
"That's very interesting," Peach said finishing her tea.
"You know what. I'm very glad I got to meet you Peach,"
"Aww! I'm happy to have met you also Zelda."