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An uneasy stillness echoed through the night arousing me to the fact I was once again alone. How long it had been since he torn me from my family; my home? I didn't know; couldn't remember. I hallucinated at the thought of them. Reaching out in to the air clawing but was brought back to reality when my arm extended half way and cold metal pinched my skin. I was a prisoner now, I had to remember that and forget the past. Forget what I had lost and live day to day straining to survive; for what I didn't know. A thumping down the hall startled me and I jumped in surprised letting out a howl of pain as I moved. I silenced quickly; I couldn't let them be aware of my consciousness or they. he might come back. I didn't want that; not again, but it was inevitable.
I was locked in a small confining room, hay strung about, somewhere in the once beautiful Castle of Hyrule. A faint glimmer of light peeked in though the bared door, but darkness over whelmed it and it slowly sank beneath its opposite's weight. That was me, crushed by the evil that pained me during the hours both day and night. Draining me of the life once known and forcing me into insanity. In a slow motion I brought my knees to my chest and lightly hugged them with the little arm length I had been so generously given.
I couldn't die. Although even if that was my desire he wouldn't allow it. Neither of them would. There was more profit to be received than that lost in my living. The only reason I still did. I was being used against my own blood and it pained me. I felt a tear, sweep my face but I let it fall hopelessly to its demise. It seemed no matter what I did I couldn't forget the sweet smell of the earth as I dug my nails into it each day, nor the bickering of the hired hand, the snores from the house, or the cry of the beautiful beasts I once cared for. Now the memories crept back to me of that final day when my life was shattered and the joy was suck away from my now empty shell of a body.
It seemed just days ago when I was flaunting around tending to my chores. It had been just like any other day. 'Twas the only place in Hyrule that the Dark Lord hadn't touched. The sky was no longer the blue hue I had loved as a child but now red as the blood that stained the land with each passing day. Milk was no longer distributed. The market was in shambles and creatures roamed its streets. No longer safe to leave the premises we stayed hidden from the world yet our door was always open.
Life had went on and we lived each day the same. Father slept feeding the chickens every so often, Indigo our ranch hand cleaning the stables, and I tending to everything else. Nothing was different nothing until that fateful afternoon.
I had been tending to the grazing horses brushing them, giving them fresh water and singing to calm their nerves and that of my own. It was a melody my mother had taught me before her passing and another I taught to a young boy whom I had called "fairy boy." He wasn't that important though, just a friend. As I tended to a dark stallion my favorite of the lot came over to me in a frightened manner. I turned to the white haired mare and stroked her neck. She nudged me and I smiled at her as I caught my balance thinking she was just being overly affectionate. The look in her eyes startled me as she pushed again with her soft nose. Her nudges soon became forceful as the horse's fear increased and I stepped back from her toward the corral's gate. She followed with out hesitance.
Upon reaching the exit Epona (the mare) reared up at me forcing the gate open and me out of the way! I fell and she ran. A dark mist protruded down onto the ranch but I didn't sense the danger that terrified my horse. I ran after her and around the barn where my face met cold hard ebony metal in seemingly shrouded darkness. Again I fell landing on my side whimpering at the small ache felt. How weak I was; had been. My eyes tore at the thing that appeared from no where blocking my passage to the field. The glare faded as a mischievous smile crossed his face dark eyes impaling my very soul.
The dark one had been dressed in black amore covering every inch of him as if her feared the air to touch him. Yet I knew better. Thick spines jutted out of his shoulder plates adding to his ferocity. They held a long flowing cape that was so red I would've sworn it to be dyed in the blood of his victims. The rest of his attire blended together looking as a shadow of his body. The only skin visible showed a pale face with an overly large nose a distinct trait of his heritage as a gerudo. His hair was fire surrounding his head fusing with his eyebrows and long side burns. His nose looking sharper than any arrow and his red eyes set close wielding an immense heart-shattering stare. Armed to the teeth he was a powerful opponent for anyone willing to die fighting.
I gazed hard at the man-gone monster in front of me. I was fearful yes but in another way I felt I could take him down with one blow. I was stupid and naïve not to truly fear the beast before me. He had slaughtered hundreds, children included and it sickened me. However my defiance was greater and I wanted to drive him away from my ranch and family; letting us live with out his evil about. My subconscious mind paralyzed my body at my hearts desire.
He made no move toward me just stared that grotesque smile never wavering. I wanted to slap it off. A tingling sensation flooded up my vertebrae and then a roar of laughter erupted in a great burst. I jumped at this.
"Careful little one and hold your mind's tongue." His voice was deep and cold but yet still very calm and cool. He had nothing to fear, nothing at all. Behind me a door opened and a startled Indigo stepped forward kneeling down before; as he so put it; his Master.
"M' Lord what honor do we have for your gracious visit on his humble farm." He said.
"Traitor!" I thought. "He was kissing ass to live; the coward." I stood up and backed away from the men and into the corner next to the barn entrance. I hid in the shadows my hate and defiance shining in my sapphire orbs.
"Master." a cold voice came from behind the master of darkness. Hinting no sign of gender just pure evil. His head snapped backward at the words. "The horse got away." I tried to look around the evil king but to know avail he had too much mass. The servant was completely hidden.
"Anyone on it?"
"No sire."
"Then I don't care!" his voice raised slightly annoyed. "We've other matters to attend to! Search the house and bring out the owner; Talon" my father's name slowly ringed off the dark lord's tongue and remained in the air for what seemed like minutes. Until the servant crept around it's master. A fear swept across my body at the sight of it, a stalfos. The skeletal creature frightened me more so than that of its master. I moved farther in the shadows until I felt the cold wood against my skin. The stalfos entered the house and I stumbled into some pots making a loud racket. The dark one's gaze fell over to my hiding place.
"Almost forgot about you." He chucked; I shivered.
A cry was heard from inside the house and all heads turned to the violently swung open door the stalfos immerging dragging my father behind him. The creature tossed my father to the beast, dad landed on his large gut face in the dirt. He looked up and his tanned skin turned white as he mouthed the name I wouldn't speak, Ganondorf.
"Talon, how all this ever found it's way to you I'll never know. This place."His voice trailed off and he raised his great hands up motioning to that around him. Like he really cared. "Yet you lazily lie around doing nothing wasting your poor pathetic life." Ganondorf's voice was eerily soft, while my father trembled at the enormous beast. They way I should be. "Well now this little place is losing it prosperity, and I think I know how to eliminate its problem." His voice grew colder as he spoke. I looked around, an armored hand was reaching behind its back. My father had been unaware of the danger above him although there wouldn't have been much he could do.
A ring signaled the end of the sword being unsheathed. Ganondorf's eye's burning with a lust for blood. My father was transfixed, unable to move. As the sword fully unsheathed came above the dark king swift reflexes swung it down and a yell rang out among the silence.
The cry had been my own. With reflexes I never knew I had I jumped and push my father from the deadly blow barely escaping myself. To angry to notice the warm sensation oozing down my lower calf. I placed myself between the vial beast creating a human barrier between love and hate. I knelt infront of dad hugging him in my dainty arms he returned this sign. I turned my head towards the dark one.
"Stay away from him" I barked. Ganondorf sneered with one mighty swoop he held me up three feet off the ground by my neck. I beat my fists on his shielding but he just clasped harder. I could hear my father in the background screaming for the dark one to stop. Nothing from Indigo; I think he wanted me dead. My eyes grew heavy and my arms fell to their sides. Ganondorf was talking but my ears could not pick up the words, it was like an ancient tongue to me and soon I felt my body being tossed to the ground hitting the side of the barn as I was tossed. I couldn't utter the pain I felt I couldn't move and could barely breathe.
My breaths were heavy but I had pushed up with all my might trying to prevent what I though was to come. However, my arms were pulled from underneath me and I tasted the red earth. Skeletal hands bound my arms and I had been tossed on to a saddle. My senses had soon after returned but by then it had been too late for I was straddling a black stallion propped up against none other than Ganondorf. I struggled but a strong hand grasped my shoulder.
"Stop fidgeting little one. Your life is now one with your father's." I looked up at the pale faced gerudo pondering his words. My only conclusion was to live and find freedom. He let go of my shoulder as we entered the shambled market. The hungry flesh-eating ghouls scattered at their creator's presence. I was half relieved for those things scared me more than the dark one. At least he didn't eat you, as far as I knew.
I scooted up in the seat ever so slightly and began working my hands out of the ropes. I cursed the thing that tied them as tight as they did however I eventually had gotten free sometime before we reached the citadel standing were the magnificent castle once did. The gates had been destroyed and rubble remained were the boundary walls once stood. Large creatures flew above the castle and others could be seen through the lightly stained glass windows. The horse stopped and I loosely re wrapped the rope around my wrists. Ganondorf pulled me from the seat setting me on the ground. My leg almost gave way to the wound I had forgotten about. I waited until the dark one released me from grasp and then despite my leg dashed back through the way we had come. Unraveling my bonds as I did so.
I felt new blood run down my leg with almost unbearable pain seeping through all my nerves. Until a new pain stop through. I was impaled from behind with an arrow deep into my shoulder; once again I fell landing on the hard barren dust covered ground. A large boot had come up from behind me stepping on my buried back broke the arrow off and turned me over. Metal and black leather met flesh as I was slapped across the face.
"Let that be a lesson for your behavior wench." With his word he spat and took hold of my arms dragging me back to the castle. My blood stained the back of my clothing and the ground leaving a red trail. I had soon after blacked.
Waking up here like this was horrid, but at first there had already been villagers and other creatures that had been living in this forsaken land but now nothing. I wished they would put someone in here then they wouldn't come back. Those things patrolling the halls would stay away. I can only hope my prayers to be answered soon.
Sorry it took so long to finish this chapter! I've been busy with testing and reports! Ack! Evil things! Well people do me a favor and review 'tis my first attempt at a fan fiction like this and I just want to hear you opinions. So please R and R so I get motivated to work on this more! ^_^
An uneasy stillness echoed through the night arousing me to the fact I was once again alone. How long it had been since he torn me from my family; my home? I didn't know; couldn't remember. I hallucinated at the thought of them. Reaching out in to the air clawing but was brought back to reality when my arm extended half way and cold metal pinched my skin. I was a prisoner now, I had to remember that and forget the past. Forget what I had lost and live day to day straining to survive; for what I didn't know. A thumping down the hall startled me and I jumped in surprised letting out a howl of pain as I moved. I silenced quickly; I couldn't let them be aware of my consciousness or they. he might come back. I didn't want that; not again, but it was inevitable.
I was locked in a small confining room, hay strung about, somewhere in the once beautiful Castle of Hyrule. A faint glimmer of light peeked in though the bared door, but darkness over whelmed it and it slowly sank beneath its opposite's weight. That was me, crushed by the evil that pained me during the hours both day and night. Draining me of the life once known and forcing me into insanity. In a slow motion I brought my knees to my chest and lightly hugged them with the little arm length I had been so generously given.
I couldn't die. Although even if that was my desire he wouldn't allow it. Neither of them would. There was more profit to be received than that lost in my living. The only reason I still did. I was being used against my own blood and it pained me. I felt a tear, sweep my face but I let it fall hopelessly to its demise. It seemed no matter what I did I couldn't forget the sweet smell of the earth as I dug my nails into it each day, nor the bickering of the hired hand, the snores from the house, or the cry of the beautiful beasts I once cared for. Now the memories crept back to me of that final day when my life was shattered and the joy was suck away from my now empty shell of a body.
It seemed just days ago when I was flaunting around tending to my chores. It had been just like any other day. 'Twas the only place in Hyrule that the Dark Lord hadn't touched. The sky was no longer the blue hue I had loved as a child but now red as the blood that stained the land with each passing day. Milk was no longer distributed. The market was in shambles and creatures roamed its streets. No longer safe to leave the premises we stayed hidden from the world yet our door was always open.
Life had went on and we lived each day the same. Father slept feeding the chickens every so often, Indigo our ranch hand cleaning the stables, and I tending to everything else. Nothing was different nothing until that fateful afternoon.
I had been tending to the grazing horses brushing them, giving them fresh water and singing to calm their nerves and that of my own. It was a melody my mother had taught me before her passing and another I taught to a young boy whom I had called "fairy boy." He wasn't that important though, just a friend. As I tended to a dark stallion my favorite of the lot came over to me in a frightened manner. I turned to the white haired mare and stroked her neck. She nudged me and I smiled at her as I caught my balance thinking she was just being overly affectionate. The look in her eyes startled me as she pushed again with her soft nose. Her nudges soon became forceful as the horse's fear increased and I stepped back from her toward the corral's gate. She followed with out hesitance.
Upon reaching the exit Epona (the mare) reared up at me forcing the gate open and me out of the way! I fell and she ran. A dark mist protruded down onto the ranch but I didn't sense the danger that terrified my horse. I ran after her and around the barn where my face met cold hard ebony metal in seemingly shrouded darkness. Again I fell landing on my side whimpering at the small ache felt. How weak I was; had been. My eyes tore at the thing that appeared from no where blocking my passage to the field. The glare faded as a mischievous smile crossed his face dark eyes impaling my very soul.
The dark one had been dressed in black amore covering every inch of him as if her feared the air to touch him. Yet I knew better. Thick spines jutted out of his shoulder plates adding to his ferocity. They held a long flowing cape that was so red I would've sworn it to be dyed in the blood of his victims. The rest of his attire blended together looking as a shadow of his body. The only skin visible showed a pale face with an overly large nose a distinct trait of his heritage as a gerudo. His hair was fire surrounding his head fusing with his eyebrows and long side burns. His nose looking sharper than any arrow and his red eyes set close wielding an immense heart-shattering stare. Armed to the teeth he was a powerful opponent for anyone willing to die fighting.
I gazed hard at the man-gone monster in front of me. I was fearful yes but in another way I felt I could take him down with one blow. I was stupid and naïve not to truly fear the beast before me. He had slaughtered hundreds, children included and it sickened me. However my defiance was greater and I wanted to drive him away from my ranch and family; letting us live with out his evil about. My subconscious mind paralyzed my body at my hearts desire.
He made no move toward me just stared that grotesque smile never wavering. I wanted to slap it off. A tingling sensation flooded up my vertebrae and then a roar of laughter erupted in a great burst. I jumped at this.
"Careful little one and hold your mind's tongue." His voice was deep and cold but yet still very calm and cool. He had nothing to fear, nothing at all. Behind me a door opened and a startled Indigo stepped forward kneeling down before; as he so put it; his Master.
"M' Lord what honor do we have for your gracious visit on his humble farm." He said.
"Traitor!" I thought. "He was kissing ass to live; the coward." I stood up and backed away from the men and into the corner next to the barn entrance. I hid in the shadows my hate and defiance shining in my sapphire orbs.
"Master." a cold voice came from behind the master of darkness. Hinting no sign of gender just pure evil. His head snapped backward at the words. "The horse got away." I tried to look around the evil king but to know avail he had too much mass. The servant was completely hidden.
"Anyone on it?"
"No sire."
"Then I don't care!" his voice raised slightly annoyed. "We've other matters to attend to! Search the house and bring out the owner; Talon" my father's name slowly ringed off the dark lord's tongue and remained in the air for what seemed like minutes. Until the servant crept around it's master. A fear swept across my body at the sight of it, a stalfos. The skeletal creature frightened me more so than that of its master. I moved farther in the shadows until I felt the cold wood against my skin. The stalfos entered the house and I stumbled into some pots making a loud racket. The dark one's gaze fell over to my hiding place.
"Almost forgot about you." He chucked; I shivered.
A cry was heard from inside the house and all heads turned to the violently swung open door the stalfos immerging dragging my father behind him. The creature tossed my father to the beast, dad landed on his large gut face in the dirt. He looked up and his tanned skin turned white as he mouthed the name I wouldn't speak, Ganondorf.
"Talon, how all this ever found it's way to you I'll never know. This place."His voice trailed off and he raised his great hands up motioning to that around him. Like he really cared. "Yet you lazily lie around doing nothing wasting your poor pathetic life." Ganondorf's voice was eerily soft, while my father trembled at the enormous beast. They way I should be. "Well now this little place is losing it prosperity, and I think I know how to eliminate its problem." His voice grew colder as he spoke. I looked around, an armored hand was reaching behind its back. My father had been unaware of the danger above him although there wouldn't have been much he could do.
A ring signaled the end of the sword being unsheathed. Ganondorf's eye's burning with a lust for blood. My father was transfixed, unable to move. As the sword fully unsheathed came above the dark king swift reflexes swung it down and a yell rang out among the silence.
The cry had been my own. With reflexes I never knew I had I jumped and push my father from the deadly blow barely escaping myself. To angry to notice the warm sensation oozing down my lower calf. I placed myself between the vial beast creating a human barrier between love and hate. I knelt infront of dad hugging him in my dainty arms he returned this sign. I turned my head towards the dark one.
"Stay away from him" I barked. Ganondorf sneered with one mighty swoop he held me up three feet off the ground by my neck. I beat my fists on his shielding but he just clasped harder. I could hear my father in the background screaming for the dark one to stop. Nothing from Indigo; I think he wanted me dead. My eyes grew heavy and my arms fell to their sides. Ganondorf was talking but my ears could not pick up the words, it was like an ancient tongue to me and soon I felt my body being tossed to the ground hitting the side of the barn as I was tossed. I couldn't utter the pain I felt I couldn't move and could barely breathe.
My breaths were heavy but I had pushed up with all my might trying to prevent what I though was to come. However, my arms were pulled from underneath me and I tasted the red earth. Skeletal hands bound my arms and I had been tossed on to a saddle. My senses had soon after returned but by then it had been too late for I was straddling a black stallion propped up against none other than Ganondorf. I struggled but a strong hand grasped my shoulder.
"Stop fidgeting little one. Your life is now one with your father's." I looked up at the pale faced gerudo pondering his words. My only conclusion was to live and find freedom. He let go of my shoulder as we entered the shambled market. The hungry flesh-eating ghouls scattered at their creator's presence. I was half relieved for those things scared me more than the dark one. At least he didn't eat you, as far as I knew.
I scooted up in the seat ever so slightly and began working my hands out of the ropes. I cursed the thing that tied them as tight as they did however I eventually had gotten free sometime before we reached the citadel standing were the magnificent castle once did. The gates had been destroyed and rubble remained were the boundary walls once stood. Large creatures flew above the castle and others could be seen through the lightly stained glass windows. The horse stopped and I loosely re wrapped the rope around my wrists. Ganondorf pulled me from the seat setting me on the ground. My leg almost gave way to the wound I had forgotten about. I waited until the dark one released me from grasp and then despite my leg dashed back through the way we had come. Unraveling my bonds as I did so.
I felt new blood run down my leg with almost unbearable pain seeping through all my nerves. Until a new pain stop through. I was impaled from behind with an arrow deep into my shoulder; once again I fell landing on the hard barren dust covered ground. A large boot had come up from behind me stepping on my buried back broke the arrow off and turned me over. Metal and black leather met flesh as I was slapped across the face.
"Let that be a lesson for your behavior wench." With his word he spat and took hold of my arms dragging me back to the castle. My blood stained the back of my clothing and the ground leaving a red trail. I had soon after blacked.
Waking up here like this was horrid, but at first there had already been villagers and other creatures that had been living in this forsaken land but now nothing. I wished they would put someone in here then they wouldn't come back. Those things patrolling the halls would stay away. I can only hope my prayers to be answered soon.
Sorry it took so long to finish this chapter! I've been busy with testing and reports! Ack! Evil things! Well people do me a favor and review 'tis my first attempt at a fan fiction like this and I just want to hear you opinions. So please R and R so I get motivated to work on this more! ^_^