I now have 3 reviews! I actually only have one more chapter currently written, as opposed to the six that I had when I put this story up, so there might be a delay. I'd better do my homework extremely quickly so I can write some more!
So, how does Zelda get stuck going to the castle? Read and find out!
The Switch
Chapter 5
Day One: Afternoon
Zelda
Zelda entered the stables and was greeted by the sight of many cows and horses. She walked up to one horse in particular, and was greeted by a friendly nudge. "What's your name?" she asked it, and was surprised to hear a voice say "Epona." At first Zelda thought the horse was talking to her, when she realized that the voice had been her own. 'This necklace must be as for real as this switch,' Zelda thought. She took Epona out to the field for a quick ride, but she couldn't get the horse to calm down for anything. She almost let out a growl in frustration, but it turned into a hum. At hearing Zelda's song, Epona calmed down and Zelda mounted her.
About halfway around the track, Zelda heard Talon, her new father call to her. "Zelda! Come here!" Zelda rode back to the stables to speak with her dad. "Zelda, I need you to take this shipment of milk to Hyrule Castle."
"Why me?" Zelda asked, fearing to defy whoever wrote that letter and was brave enough to sign with the Triforce.
"I have to take milk to at least ten families in Kakariko today, I won't have nearly enough time to do both, and there's really not much to do around here today. Is one little trip to the castle too much to ask? You've been there about a thousand times, coming with me."
"Yes, father, I'll go," Zelda replied, after all, the letter did say something about if she had no choice but to go. All she had to do was not say anything about being the princess of Hyrule and hope she didn't run into the princess who was living her life. No sweat.
Zelda went into the stables and dragged out a cart, which she fastened to Epona's back. Once she had loaded the cart up with the milk, Zelda set off in the direction of her former home.
Yeah, I know, it could be better and it could be longer, but hey, that's why I'm updating so often! I bet that not many others update so often! Review!
So, how does Zelda get stuck going to the castle? Read and find out!
The Switch
Chapter 5
Day One: Afternoon
Zelda
Zelda entered the stables and was greeted by the sight of many cows and horses. She walked up to one horse in particular, and was greeted by a friendly nudge. "What's your name?" she asked it, and was surprised to hear a voice say "Epona." At first Zelda thought the horse was talking to her, when she realized that the voice had been her own. 'This necklace must be as for real as this switch,' Zelda thought. She took Epona out to the field for a quick ride, but she couldn't get the horse to calm down for anything. She almost let out a growl in frustration, but it turned into a hum. At hearing Zelda's song, Epona calmed down and Zelda mounted her.
About halfway around the track, Zelda heard Talon, her new father call to her. "Zelda! Come here!" Zelda rode back to the stables to speak with her dad. "Zelda, I need you to take this shipment of milk to Hyrule Castle."
"Why me?" Zelda asked, fearing to defy whoever wrote that letter and was brave enough to sign with the Triforce.
"I have to take milk to at least ten families in Kakariko today, I won't have nearly enough time to do both, and there's really not much to do around here today. Is one little trip to the castle too much to ask? You've been there about a thousand times, coming with me."
"Yes, father, I'll go," Zelda replied, after all, the letter did say something about if she had no choice but to go. All she had to do was not say anything about being the princess of Hyrule and hope she didn't run into the princess who was living her life. No sweat.
Zelda went into the stables and dragged out a cart, which she fastened to Epona's back. Once she had loaded the cart up with the milk, Zelda set off in the direction of her former home.
Yeah, I know, it could be better and it could be longer, but hey, that's why I'm updating so often! I bet that not many others update so often! Review!