A/N: The epilogue. Set twenty years in the future. Mido and Saria are thirty. Link, Zelda and the other Link are 33.
Disclaimer: Finally! My very last disclaimer for this fic! Now I have to do a million more for "The Wedding"! Oh well... That's just the woes of being a writer. Well, here goes...
I do not claim ownership of the "Legend of Zelda" games. I only use the characters. I do not make any profits from this. If you would still like to sue me, you are an idiot, as I am a 14 year old Dragonball Z and video games otaku who likes to write, and therefore you will only get my crappy Vegeta fan art, million and one stupid story drafts and Nintendo 64.
A girl with blond hair giggled happily, her pretty pink and white dress wet through. The slightly younger boy who had wet her laughed too. He snuck up behind her, and pushed. She fell into the moat.
"Hey! No fair! You cheated!" she yelled between gasps. He grinned, his green hair glinting in the sunlight.
"You didn't say there were rules," he replied.
"Oooh! I am so going to get you back!"
"Yeah, as soon as you manage to get out of the moat," the boy taunted.
"Honestly! If you weren't so much younger than me, I would have soaked you by now!"
"Right! You're 13! Only a year older than me! That's hardly 'so much younger'! Anyway, if you want to soak me, try and catch me!" The girl growled.
"You asked for it!" She grabbed the side of the moat and pulled herself out. Astonished, the boy started to run.
"Hah!" she yelled after him. "Not so brave now, are we?"
On the drawbridge, two couples watched their children, along with a fifth figure.
"Looks like your kid are enjoying the water," one said. It was the Hero of Time, he had returned from his adventures.
"Looks fun to me," Link replied.
"Link! Zelda cried in disgust. "You are not jumping into the moat. You do know that that is the third tunic this week you've managed to wreck!" The offending tunic had a huge rip in the top half from sword fighting with the other Link
"Can't hurt to wreck it more then," Link replied, and he ripped off the top part. "Anyone for a swim?"
"Sure Toby," the other Link said. The Hero of Time always called him by his middle name, to avoid confusion.
"Great!" Mido said.
"MIDO! No way are you..." Saria began, but Mido had already cannonballed into the water. The two Links followed suit.
"Too late," said Zelda. Saria smiled exasperatedly, as though this happened every day.
"They're like big children," she said. "Even Link, who's supposed to be the King of Hyrule, acts like a ten year old!
"Oh, I don't know," Zelda said thoughtfully. "It looks kind of fun..." Saria grinned.
"You sure about that?" she asked.
"Yes... why wouldn't I be?" Saria smiled almost evilly and pushed Zelda in.
"I did ask, you know," she said to a very angry looking Zelda.
Link grinned his trademark grin. Even the Hero of Time couldn't quite perfect it. He was right behind Mido, about to unleash a huge splash.
"Ouch!" he yelled. His daughter had jumped into the moat, landing on his shoulders. She was a bit too heavy for him now, and he had been knocked face forwards into the water.
"Whoops," she said. "I guess I just don't know my own strength.
"Gen!" Link yelled. "Why did you do that?" The girl, whose name was Genevive, smiled.
"It seemed like a good idea at the time," she said. Mido and the other Link cracked up laughing. Zelda seemed torn between helping her husband and laughing too.
"Go Gen!" Mido yelled.
"Poor Link! *Giggle.* Are you OK?" Zelda asked. Link glared at her.
"Poor Toby! You defeated Majora, but you just got squashed by a deadly teenage girl! Oh no! It's the Attack of the Killer Adolescent! Run for your lives! No parent is safe!" Mido laughed even harder at this. It seemed that he and the other Link had become friends.
Another blur flew through the air, this time landing right next to Mido, the tidal wave soaking Saria. It was their son.
"Hey Dad! Uh... sorry Mum..." he said.
"That's it James!" Saria yelled. She jumped in. "I am so going to get you!" She chased after her son, yelling various threats.
A/N: I hope that ties up any loose ends. Thanks to all the persitent reviewers. You know who you all are!
Disclaimer: Finally! My very last disclaimer for this fic! Now I have to do a million more for "The Wedding"! Oh well... That's just the woes of being a writer. Well, here goes...
I do not claim ownership of the "Legend of Zelda" games. I only use the characters. I do not make any profits from this. If you would still like to sue me, you are an idiot, as I am a 14 year old Dragonball Z and video games otaku who likes to write, and therefore you will only get my crappy Vegeta fan art, million and one stupid story drafts and Nintendo 64.
A girl with blond hair giggled happily, her pretty pink and white dress wet through. The slightly younger boy who had wet her laughed too. He snuck up behind her, and pushed. She fell into the moat.
"Hey! No fair! You cheated!" she yelled between gasps. He grinned, his green hair glinting in the sunlight.
"You didn't say there were rules," he replied.
"Oooh! I am so going to get you back!"
"Yeah, as soon as you manage to get out of the moat," the boy taunted.
"Honestly! If you weren't so much younger than me, I would have soaked you by now!"
"Right! You're 13! Only a year older than me! That's hardly 'so much younger'! Anyway, if you want to soak me, try and catch me!" The girl growled.
"You asked for it!" She grabbed the side of the moat and pulled herself out. Astonished, the boy started to run.
"Hah!" she yelled after him. "Not so brave now, are we?"
On the drawbridge, two couples watched their children, along with a fifth figure.
"Looks like your kid are enjoying the water," one said. It was the Hero of Time, he had returned from his adventures.
"Looks fun to me," Link replied.
"Link! Zelda cried in disgust. "You are not jumping into the moat. You do know that that is the third tunic this week you've managed to wreck!" The offending tunic had a huge rip in the top half from sword fighting with the other Link
"Can't hurt to wreck it more then," Link replied, and he ripped off the top part. "Anyone for a swim?"
"Sure Toby," the other Link said. The Hero of Time always called him by his middle name, to avoid confusion.
"Great!" Mido said.
"MIDO! No way are you..." Saria began, but Mido had already cannonballed into the water. The two Links followed suit.
"Too late," said Zelda. Saria smiled exasperatedly, as though this happened every day.
"They're like big children," she said. "Even Link, who's supposed to be the King of Hyrule, acts like a ten year old!
"Oh, I don't know," Zelda said thoughtfully. "It looks kind of fun..." Saria grinned.
"You sure about that?" she asked.
"Yes... why wouldn't I be?" Saria smiled almost evilly and pushed Zelda in.
"I did ask, you know," she said to a very angry looking Zelda.
Link grinned his trademark grin. Even the Hero of Time couldn't quite perfect it. He was right behind Mido, about to unleash a huge splash.
"Ouch!" he yelled. His daughter had jumped into the moat, landing on his shoulders. She was a bit too heavy for him now, and he had been knocked face forwards into the water.
"Whoops," she said. "I guess I just don't know my own strength.
"Gen!" Link yelled. "Why did you do that?" The girl, whose name was Genevive, smiled.
"It seemed like a good idea at the time," she said. Mido and the other Link cracked up laughing. Zelda seemed torn between helping her husband and laughing too.
"Go Gen!" Mido yelled.
"Poor Link! *Giggle.* Are you OK?" Zelda asked. Link glared at her.
"Poor Toby! You defeated Majora, but you just got squashed by a deadly teenage girl! Oh no! It's the Attack of the Killer Adolescent! Run for your lives! No parent is safe!" Mido laughed even harder at this. It seemed that he and the other Link had become friends.
Another blur flew through the air, this time landing right next to Mido, the tidal wave soaking Saria. It was their son.
"Hey Dad! Uh... sorry Mum..." he said.
"That's it James!" Saria yelled. She jumped in. "I am so going to get you!" She chased after her son, yelling various threats.
A/N: I hope that ties up any loose ends. Thanks to all the persitent reviewers. You know who you all are!
