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aren't brothers. If you want me to change that I will. Please review!
Roy looked up at the stars. He was admiring their beauty when Marth joined him on the balcony. "Are you going to stay out here all night?" he asked. Roy continued to stare at the stars. "Come inside, it's going to get cold tonight."
Roy sighed and followed his brother inside. "It's weird," Roy said as he took off his armor. "What?" Marth replied. "One of the stars looks like a purplish color." Roy took off his sword and settled it next to his armor on a beautiful marble dresser. "It's probably just a planet," Marth yawned. He collapsed on his bed, dead tired. "You're right," Roy said, although he couldn't help but look out the balcony doors. Well, Roy was only half right. The purplish star was not a star at all, but an opening portal.
Ganandorf hoisted himself out of the portal. "That blasted Link!!!" he cursed. His cape swished around him as the air pressure dramatically changed. "I will slowly electrify him, then rip his bones from each tendon slowly, letting him suffer. Once every bone in his body is broken. I will send him to the shadow world."as Ganandorf continued to scheme, he didn't notice the 200 foot drop till he hit Lon Lon Ranch. He stepped out of the portal ring and lost his footing. "What the!?" Ganandorf fell out of the portal and headed towards the ground. "AAAAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGG!"
Zelda shot up out of bed. Bullets of sweat beaded her forehead. She put a hand to her head and lied back down. "It was just a dream," she said trying to calm herself. Zelda had dreamt yet again of Ganandorf coming back. Ever since Link had saved her and defeated Ganandorf, she dreamt this dream. How she wished Link would be here.
Once Ganandorf was defeated, she used the Ocarina of Time to send Link back to the true Time he was supposed to be. Now she lied here, knowing that Link is where he belongs and that the Zelda in that time would be as happy as could be.
After Link left, she righted the wrongs of her kingdom and ruled it the way it had been before Ganandorf. One day as she went to make peace with the gorons, she was attacked by a stone golem. As the golem lifted its huge arm to bring down upon her, Marth and Roy appeared out of nowhere and blocked the assault. The two stable boys from Sheik Village used their wits and a few hand-crafted swords to defeat the monster.
Zelda couldn't thank them enough. They escorted her to the gorons and left. After her meeting with the gorons, she went to Sheik village and met their owner. She bought the boys and had them knighted as her guardians. From then on, they served Hyrule.
Roy and Marth did prefer to always spend the night at the villages to ensure their safety. They continued to wander Hyrule and eliminate monsters. Zelda understood their thirst for travel but always tried to persuade them to stay at the castle.
She looked up at the ceiling of her room. The company of the two boys always made her smile. They do bicker sometimes, not in front of her, but she does hear it sometimes in the hallways. Boys will be boys.
Zelda sat up. She thought she saw movement in the corner of her eye. Her room was quiet and still. She went to lie back down when a hand slithered over her mouth. She tried to scream but nothing came out. "Hello my dear."
Roy looked up at the stars. He was admiring their beauty when Marth joined him on the balcony. "Are you going to stay out here all night?" he asked. Roy continued to stare at the stars. "Come inside, it's going to get cold tonight."
Roy sighed and followed his brother inside. "It's weird," Roy said as he took off his armor. "What?" Marth replied. "One of the stars looks like a purplish color." Roy took off his sword and settled it next to his armor on a beautiful marble dresser. "It's probably just a planet," Marth yawned. He collapsed on his bed, dead tired. "You're right," Roy said, although he couldn't help but look out the balcony doors. Well, Roy was only half right. The purplish star was not a star at all, but an opening portal.
Ganandorf hoisted himself out of the portal. "That blasted Link!!!" he cursed. His cape swished around him as the air pressure dramatically changed. "I will slowly electrify him, then rip his bones from each tendon slowly, letting him suffer. Once every bone in his body is broken. I will send him to the shadow world."as Ganandorf continued to scheme, he didn't notice the 200 foot drop till he hit Lon Lon Ranch. He stepped out of the portal ring and lost his footing. "What the!?" Ganandorf fell out of the portal and headed towards the ground. "AAAAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGG!"
Zelda shot up out of bed. Bullets of sweat beaded her forehead. She put a hand to her head and lied back down. "It was just a dream," she said trying to calm herself. Zelda had dreamt yet again of Ganandorf coming back. Ever since Link had saved her and defeated Ganandorf, she dreamt this dream. How she wished Link would be here.
Once Ganandorf was defeated, she used the Ocarina of Time to send Link back to the true Time he was supposed to be. Now she lied here, knowing that Link is where he belongs and that the Zelda in that time would be as happy as could be.
After Link left, she righted the wrongs of her kingdom and ruled it the way it had been before Ganandorf. One day as she went to make peace with the gorons, she was attacked by a stone golem. As the golem lifted its huge arm to bring down upon her, Marth and Roy appeared out of nowhere and blocked the assault. The two stable boys from Sheik Village used their wits and a few hand-crafted swords to defeat the monster.
Zelda couldn't thank them enough. They escorted her to the gorons and left. After her meeting with the gorons, she went to Sheik village and met their owner. She bought the boys and had them knighted as her guardians. From then on, they served Hyrule.
Roy and Marth did prefer to always spend the night at the villages to ensure their safety. They continued to wander Hyrule and eliminate monsters. Zelda understood their thirst for travel but always tried to persuade them to stay at the castle.
She looked up at the ceiling of her room. The company of the two boys always made her smile. They do bicker sometimes, not in front of her, but she does hear it sometimes in the hallways. Boys will be boys.
Zelda sat up. She thought she saw movement in the corner of her eye. Her room was quiet and still. She went to lie back down when a hand slithered over her mouth. She tried to scream but nothing came out. "Hello my dear."