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Ganondorf the King, Chapter TEN!!

A/n: Yes, the moment we have all been waiting for! Tenth chapter! This one should be good.

Enter the Story

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The servant from before returned, and said to Caidro:

"Sire, We cannot move the rock. It is impossible to get to the path that leads to Dodongo's Cavern.

"You told me the Cavern itself was blocked, not the path to it!"

"I am sorry, it is impossible."

Just then, another servant walked in.

"Sire, we have the troops you asked."

"Good. How many?"

"The army in total right now is 2,500 strong."

Caidro clenched his fist.

"That is not enough, servant. I want ten fold of that."

"It will be hard, sire, but we shall all try."

"You will succeed."

Caidro had been studying the book, trying to unravel the endless riddles and secrets, hoping to find a loophole to use the power without wasting his own.

"Perhaps if I convert it to Hylian?"

Caidro ordered a guard to grab many scrolls, and handed them all to Caidro. On them was each letter and symbol in the Hyrulian language.

"This writing is very odd. It looks too primitive. But that won't stop me."

Caidro first needed a starting point. There were no spaces, and the letters seemed to move, twisting in the parchment.

"Right...so I put this here...flip it over...Ganondorf, leave me to my work. Go supervise the army."

Ganondorf briskly walked out and down the seeminly endless stairs.

Hours later.

"I just need this...HAHA! DONE!"

Ganondorf came back in.

"Caidro, the army has increased in number- now 5,000. There were many in the Water Temple."

"Check the other temples- but before you do, you should know I solved the riddle- it is converted to Hylian language. Now, go check the other temple for more creatures. I will be trying to find a way through the extensive energy payment. Go now, for we might soon be attacked."

"Yes, of course."

Caidro looked out the stained glass window. He saw not a cloud in the sky. What puzzled him was why he could read some of the book, but the important things were in a different language? There might never be an answer to this.

"I must find a way through..."

Caidro began reading the passage. The orb that would transfer Caidro's spirit to the field was only a few hours from being finished.

Back came a servant.

"Sire, more of an army is at your hands, we now have added three hundred to the total- 5,300 attackers and defenders."

"You must get more."

"And so it shall be."

The servant left.

Caidro's eyes washed over the text, reading every passage. He did formulas in his head, counted insignificant signals, and did equations with the seasons. Finally, he got an answer. He smirked, as he found the one way to counter the attack.

Ganondorf came back, smirking.

"Sire, we had scattered men out to each temple, except for the fire temple of course, for it is blocked, and each came back with a large number of creatures. Our total- Twelve Thousand strong. Is this not enough for two warriors?"

A servant walked in.

"Sire, a few...I mean most of the army is wondering why they must leave their dwellings to be sleepless and uncomfortable for hours? What can one man, let alone two, do?"

"What can one man do?" Asked Caidro softly. "THIS!" Caidro motioned towards him, and the servant flew to him. Caidro got out a knife and slashed at the servant many times, threw him in the air and kicked him away, and has the servant was about to hit a wall from the kick he had just received, the dagger was thrown and hit the servant square between the eyes. The last thing the servant heard was:

"A single man can do that."

Caidro sat back, down, and stretched.



"Tonight, Ganondorf, we prepare. By tomorrow we shall have our army."

Author's Note: Yes, there you have it. Another chapter finished. The plot thickens...what can two men do against an army? If you want to see who will win in this war, you better continue to read. If you want to know how many more chapters there are going to be made, there is this: It will at least double in chaptesr as of what it is now. That is twenty chapters.