THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: LINK'S GREAT ADVENTURE
BY SHADOWGC
CHAPTER VII: THE FEARED TRUTH "You haven't caused any problems yet," the guard said, "so don't start now." He chained Zelda and Alexis down to a crate in the wagon and got the horses going. "I don't want to be here," Alexis told Zelda. "I'm sure your parents will come soon," Zelda said. "No, they won't," Alexis said. "I don't have any." She started crying, leaving Zelda wondering what was going to happen to the little girl. And to herself.
CHAPTER VIII: IMPENDING DOOM Link made sure the horse was properly saddled and took off. 'Zelda,' he thought, 'I'm coming!' He suddenly stopped. "This is too odd to be a coincidence!" he cried. There was a giant pit in the middle of the road. Link had given up hope when Zelda's scepter pointed back down the road. "What?" he asked himself before realizing, "Zelda must be in Hyrule!" He then rode off at high speed, using the scepter as his guide.
CHAPTER IX: AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE "What will happen to us?!?" Zelda cried angrily. "You will remain imprisoned," the guard said. "As for the runt here, she'll be our slave, working for us in order to survive." At this, Alexis became even more frightened. Zelda yelled, "You're scaring her! She's only five! Do you not understand that!?!" The guard just said nothing and left. Alexis hugged Zelda, showing the princess that peasants had feelings, too.
CHAPTER VII: THE FEARED TRUTH "You haven't caused any problems yet," the guard said, "so don't start now." He chained Zelda and Alexis down to a crate in the wagon and got the horses going. "I don't want to be here," Alexis told Zelda. "I'm sure your parents will come soon," Zelda said. "No, they won't," Alexis said. "I don't have any." She started crying, leaving Zelda wondering what was going to happen to the little girl. And to herself.
CHAPTER VIII: IMPENDING DOOM Link made sure the horse was properly saddled and took off. 'Zelda,' he thought, 'I'm coming!' He suddenly stopped. "This is too odd to be a coincidence!" he cried. There was a giant pit in the middle of the road. Link had given up hope when Zelda's scepter pointed back down the road. "What?" he asked himself before realizing, "Zelda must be in Hyrule!" He then rode off at high speed, using the scepter as his guide.
CHAPTER IX: AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE "What will happen to us?!?" Zelda cried angrily. "You will remain imprisoned," the guard said. "As for the runt here, she'll be our slave, working for us in order to survive." At this, Alexis became even more frightened. Zelda yelled, "You're scaring her! She's only five! Do you not understand that!?!" The guard just said nothing and left. Alexis hugged Zelda, showing the princess that peasants had feelings, too.