Hi everyone! Back for another chapter! Since I missed last week's chapter upload, I decided to do another one this week to make up for it! Anyways, time for a little,

STORY SUPOOOOORT!

Now, for some people this might not count. But hey, it does for me. A youtuber by the name of Fawful's Minion just released a little creepypasta of his. I watched it a couple hours ago before writing this, and I am still creeped out by it! It is his own creepypasta named "A_one are you?" It still creeps me the heck out! Neeargh! *Preforms Nayru's Love for no special reason* Okay, okay. Sorry. Anyways, onto the story now, right? Heh heh.

Chapter 14; A Godly Interference

Aden's POV

We watched Link and Adri teleport away, to the Zora's domain. I didn't know what it looked like, maybe Midna can show me around there sometime. Anyways, after the two teleported away, I felt sort of bad for Link. Anybody that saw Adri close to Link knew that she was obsessed with him. Hopefully she didn't do anything, um, out of hand.

Anyways, I turned to Midna and asked, "So, shall we go now?" She simply smiled and nodded. I closed my eyes and felt myself break apart, flying up into the air at extreme speeds. After a couple seconds, I could feel myself reform and stop moving. I opened my eyes, and we were suddenly on a drawbridge. I looked around, and found a large wall a little walk in front of me.

The wall was about the size of maybe one or two regular houses, with a moat surrounding the entire thing. There were also two giant doors that looked like they led into the inner wall. Beyond that, was a giant stone castle that looked like it belonged to royalty! I knew that I could find Zelda there. Behind me, was a vast field with green grasses and big hills. A cool breeze hit my face, and I took a deep breath.

If only it could stay as peaceful as this.

Midna soon appeared next to me, a small smile on her face. I began to walk to the big doors, but Midna stopped me by grabbing my arm. I stopped where I was, and looked back to her.

"Not yet," she said. She looked down to my clothing, underneath my cloak. "People will get suspicious if they see your clothing with those weird symbols on them. You need to change." I looked down to my shirt and jeans, and understood what she meant. Not to mention, I didn't exactly change my clothing for the past few days.

"Just go under the drawbridge, I'll wait up here. And make it quick please." I nodded, and ran under the bridge. It was a little dark under there, but there was still enough light for me to see. I rummaged around a little in my basket, and got out my extra clothing.

It wasn't exactly anything special. It was a hand stitched shirt that was brown and white, and was sleeveless. The pants were just brown stitched shorts, with a simple cloth that I thought to be silk. It looked like what Link wore when I first met him at night.

I began to undress, taking off my shirt and my jeans. I hoped that really nobody was watching, because I looked ridiculous in just my blue underwear. I quickly put on my brown shorts, which came with a cloth belt, to tighten around my waist. I tied it up, and put on my little shirt. Putting my arms through the holes, I began to feel how comfy all of it was.

Now I was sure that the Great Fairy was capable of doing anything to perfection! Food, clothing, and even simple kindness! The clothing felt like the blanket on a bed that became the main reason why you never wanted to wake up, and was really light!

I packed up my old shirt, jeans, and cloak into the basket, taking out the big wallet of money. It felt heavier than I expected, so I decided to open it. What I saw inside, was not what I was expecting at all. Little ruby shaped gems, that had many different colors and ranged in size. Here, this would be normal currency, but back where I came from, I was pretty sure that I would be rich with all of these!

I quickly packed in my old clothing and picked up my basket, wallet in my other hand. I ran up to the top of the drawbridge, where I was met with nobody. I looked around to try to find Midna, but she wasn't there. So, I tried to call out for her.

"Midna? Are you there?" I asked to the nothingness. I heard a slight giggle, sounding like Midna's. I felt two hands on my shoulders suddenly, and jumped forward, screaming like a little kid. I quickly turned around, to see Midna clutching her stomach to get a breath in during her laughing fit.

My sense of surprise soon became a feeling of anger. I sighed, and put my hand to my face. "HAHAHAHAHAAAaaa. Ah, you were so scared."

"Ha ha, very funny Midna. Anyways, how do I look?" I asked. She calmed down from her laughing fit, and looked at me. "Like a natural Ordonian." She said.

"Okay, good. Anyways, can you tell me what these are?" I asked, pouring a couple of the gems into my hand. She walked over to me, and started to explain.

"Those Aden, are Rupees. Its natural you can't remember, because of your amnesia and all. These are the simple currency of Hyrule. The green ones are worth one, the blue ones are five, the yellow ones are ten, and the red ones are twenty." Hmm, seemed simple enough.

A thought came into the back of my mind. "Midna, people will think of me as an Ordonian, but what about you? You will no doubt raise up some questions in there." I asked.

"Simple, I'll just hide in your shadow while you are in there." I was about to ask what she meant when she said, "Hide in my shadow," but she just disappeared then. I stood there for a couple seconds, then looked into my shadow. In it, I could see two orange and yellow eyes. 'So when she meant "Hide in my shadow", she meant that literally.'

"I'll just stay in here, good luck Aden." She said, ending with a slight wink. I turned around, not letting her see my slight blush, I could feel it in my cheeks. I shook it off, and started to walk into the concealed city. I decided to check to see how much money I had on me. I took out my rupees, and started to count them up.

I had eight red ones, seven yellow ones, eight blue ones, and thirty green ones. Doing some simple math, I found out that I had 300 rupees in total! I was freaking rich! I had to contain myself though, because some soldiers began to walk out of the gates. I put the rupees back into the big bag, and approached the two soldiers.

Both of them weren't exactly strong, but actually tall and skinny. Although, they still had some lances with them, so I guess it's not the best idea to mess around with them. When I got the gate, they stopped me by using their lances.

"Halt." They both said at the same time. "Assuming from your clothing, you are from Ordon, correct?" they asked. 'Uh oh, this is bad. If they find out that I'm not an Ordonian, they will start asking lots of questions.' I thought to myself. I kept a calm look, and simply nodded.

"Then may we ask you some questions regarding your region?" they asked again. Like last time, I simply nodded, worrying that my accent would give myself away.

"For the past couple days, we have noticed a large amount of black smoke coming from the forest region. Do you know the cause of it?" I looked down to the bridge, was Ordon still on fire the last few days? I sighed, knowing that whoever was still there now, was certainly gone.

But I still had to answer, and my silence was making the guards suspicious. So, I put on possibly one of the worst accents anybody could ever hear from anyone.

"Yea, thr'ts thr r'sn I c'm 'ere in the f'rst pl'rce." Just from here, I could hear Midna's hard to conceal snicker. I wouldn't blame her, that sounded terrible! The guards however, were gullible enough to think that was my ACTUAL ACCENT!

"Really?" the guard on the right asked. "And what exactly is that reason then?" the guard on the left asked. Hoping that Midna would be able to stay quiet this time, I put on my accent again.

"I c'm 'ere to se'r P'rncess Zelda." Again, I could hear Midna's snicker coming from behind me. Now, some people were pretty gullible to not know something at first, but these two were beyond gullible! Heck, I could probably show then their reflection in the moat and say that it was magic water!

"Princess Zelda, huh?" the left guard asked. I nodded again. "Well, ask that to the two guards up at the Castle Gate, that's their job, not ours." I could not believe that these two were actually believing my accent right now, these two were idiotic beyond comparison!

"Thr'nk y'r k'rnd'ry." I said with my terrible accent one last time. Midna was trying all she could to conceal her laughter, so I walked inside as quickly as I could before the guards could hear. Once we got into the gate, Midna just got at it. Laughing with all the air that was in her lungs. The way she was laughing, you would think that she has a mental problem.

"Alright Midna, you need to be quiet now, please?" I asked quietly to calm her down. She tried to say something, but it sounded more like a wheeze than words. I heard her take some deep breaths, and her breathing turned back to normal.

"That was probably, the funniest thing I have EVER heard in my life!" she said, still in my shadow. I couldn't face her directly, since I didn't exactly know where she was.

"Okay, okay. You can laugh about it later, just stay quiet now!" I told her. I could hear an "okay", and some silence. Glad that she finally calmed down, I walked through another set of gates. I found myself in a bustling little alleyway filled with stands of people selling things, along with people running around a little.

I walked forward, amazed by all of the people that were here! The chatter of all the people made it slightly difficult to hear myself think. There were people here and there trying to sell me something. From a goron selling hot spring water, to a woman selling WAY overpriced bread! (Seriously, 150 rupees for one piece?!)

I just kept walking through, buying a bit of bread here and there, and one bottle of hot spring water. Down to 170 rupees now, but that didn't matter. I walked in the direction of the large castle, only to be stopped by even more guards.

"Just what exactly are you doing sir?" the guard asked. This time, I decided to leave out the accent, being both tired of it and worried that Midna would give herself away this time.

"I am here to see Princess Zelda, it involves Ordon's safety as of late." I said. The guard scoffed, thinking that I was just some other person trying to see Zelda for some random reason.

"Really? Do you have an appointment then, Sir?" he asked like a smart-Alek. I clenched my fists, if this really was the person that was preventing me and Midna of saving the world, then I would foresee a punch coming in his future.

I sighed, and said, "No. But please sir, this is urgent!" he laughed like a madman would, and replied with, "Sir, do you know how many times I hear that every day? Many, many times, so what makes yours so speci"-

"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!"

Multiple screams filled the air behind us. I quickly turn around, and see people running in every direction. 'Crap, they're already here?!' I thought to myself. I clenched my fists, and turned back to the soldier. "So? Don't you think that you should help your people now?"

For the first couple seconds, he held his lance in fear, knees obviously shaking. Then after a solid three seconds, he turned straight around and ran through the gate behind him. Screaming at an even higher pitch than any of the current screams. 'So not only are they idiots, they are also cowards?! Great'.

Midna decided it was a good time to come out of my shadow now. She saw the surroundings, and growled. "How in Hylia could they be here so quick?!" We soon saw some smoke and dust come off of some of the houses. Not all of these people would survive, but we still had to try and save as many people as we can!

I turned to Midna, who was still glaring at all of the current chaos. "We need to find a way to teleport as many people as we can to the Hidden Village, could you teleport everyone here?" She turned to me, looking like I had turned into another one of those monsters.

"Everyone?! Don't you know how much magic that will take up?! All of it, so there is no way we can do that!" Dang it, she was right. We had to think of another way, and fast! At least one person was dying every half minute! I put my hand and started to pace back and forth, thinking of a solution.

Then, the back of my hand started to glow its powerful gray. I looked down to it, despite its blinding light. After a couple seconds, the half piece appeared in front of me. It just floated in front of both me and Midna for a few seconds. Slowly rotating while giving off its strange gray glow.

Then, it shot into Midna's right hand. The symbol on the back of it becoming completely whole. We both gasped at what was happening, trying to grasp what was going on. She then began to glow an extremely bright gray, soon becoming a holy white light. Her eyes became completely golden, and her view shot forward, expression becoming serious.

She raised her hands to her sides, beginning to float up into the air. I had no idea what was going on, I just stood there frozen in place. She kept rising upwards until she was higher than the castle itself. It was hard to see what she was doing up there, but a bolt of orange lightning soon came across the entirety of the town.

I could see Midna's hair(?) form into a hand and shoot upwards. Her hair was not the same as it always was, becoming a light blonde color instead. After a couple more seconds, a massive load of Twilit particles shot up into the air and flowed into the nearby portal. All of the screaming stopped, everything became silent, besides the cracking of newly appeared flames, wherever they came from.

Midna floated back onto the ground, hair still blonde and still glowing gray. Her gaze shifted to me and began to speak. "I managed to teleport everyone still alive to the Hidden Village." I stepped back, aghast at what I was hearing. Not at what she just said, but HOW she said it.

Her voice was not her own, not in the slightest. But rather, the voice of a slightly higher pitched girl. It was hard to identify, but it sounded like a teenager. It sounded vaguely familiar, but I still couldn't remember what it was. Then it hit me.

Her voice was the voice from my dreams.

"There are people still alive that are here however, people inside their homes and in the castle. I sense five people here, being in the southeast and southwest. Save them, then go to Princess Zelda. Hurry, the dark warrior and usurper is coming."

The glow faded away, and Midna's hair went back to its normal color. Her eyes became normal again, and my half piece came out of her hand and back into mine. Her knees began to fail her, and she began to collapse. I ran over and caught her, preventing her from meeting the ground once again.

I checked her pulse, still beating and still alive. She was simply unconscious, but it didn't look like she was waking up soon. I knew what I had to do, so I picked her up and began to carry her. She was a little heavy, but that didn't stop me.

I took step after step, past all of the wreckage of the houses and the smell of the flames. I began to hear a scream, and began to walk faster with each step. I reached a crossroad, to my left and right. I turned to the left, because that was where the scream was coming from. I began to run, not to reach the screaming voice, but because of all my weight shifting to the front.

I was heading into an all-out sprint, trying to regain my balance. The girly scream became more audible, right as I tripped. I spun to my back, trying not to fall onto Midna. I winced in pain as scrapes of the stone appeared on my shoulders and arms. At least I saved Midna from those scrapes.

I looked upwards, or rather, behind me and saw about three shadow beasts, staring right at me. I set Midna down next to me and stood up quickly. The three shadow beasts began to bound towards me, fists slamming into the ground with each leap.

I automatically knew that I couldn't take all of them on at once, so I used Nayru's Love on the both of us. The three shadow beasts pounding on the crystal. I could hold this shield, but not forever. I constantly hoped that some sort of help would come, and it actually did!

A sudden explosion appeared in front of me, knocking both me, Midna, and the three beasts away from it. I landed on my back again, ears ringing from the explosion. I sat up, and looked around for Midna. She was lying a couple feet away from me, bearing a face of discomfort. Somehow, she was still unconscious through the explosion.

I looked back to the shadow beasts, they were coming back quickly! I got back up, groaning from the scrapes of stone on my shoulders. I could feel blood trickle down my back from my previous scar, and began to feel lightheaded.

'Crap, I'm not going to pull through this, am I' I thought to myself. I fell down to my knees, black spots appearing in my vision. I could hear three rapid THUNKS as the pounds of the shadow beasts stopped. As I collapsed on the ground, I could hear the familiar sound of exploding Twilit particles, and approaching footsteps.

As I began to lose consciousness, I began to hear voices, muffled because of my loss of reality.

"Good job you two, now help me carry these two people into my bar. Auru, you go help that young girl over there, quickly!" the voice of the woman said. I could hear them say a couple more things, but I was too out of it to hear what they were saying. The last thing I could remember was being dragged in the other direction by somebody before I blacked out.

And so, some (not)so mysterious saviors come to help our heroes! But the real question is, what the heck happened with Midna before she blacked out too?! Will these questions ever be answered, and why am I asking so many of them?! Find out, in the next chapter! And like last time, make sure to read, review, and show this to your friends! Goodbye everyone! Now to go watch Attack on Titan…..