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In a sea of black clouds, we see Link standing looking around. The clouds constantly changed into shapes that Link could only barely recognize. "What is this?" Link asked as he began to walk forward.
"This is the realm Onijin desires," a voice declared as clouds parted to reveal a land desolate and barren far below Link.
"That is a lie," Onijin's voice said as he appeared before Link.
There were few differences between the two, Onijin was a few feet taller than Link and the symbols on his face and armor were slightly more intricate than Link's. Link looked up into the eyes of the former god and glared, "You lie, I sense your evil," Link told him as he felt a powerful force assail him.
"So be it, I shall take our body by force then!" Onijin yelled at Link as he grabbed him.
"I won't accept it!" Link yelled back as Onijin took his hand off Link and looked at his hand, which was smoking.
"You are stronger than I thought you would be, but it will not save you for long, by going to Gerudo Canyon you strengthen my power," Onijin said with a demonic smirk.
"And I strengthen mine, I figured out something, I become stronger when I help people. And I go to help the Gerudo, I possess all of your powers, you can't force me to submit," Link countered with a confident smirk, as he looked at Onijin tauntingly.
"You are strong, but I will win, I am immortal after all," Onijin replied unconcerned.
"Not if I exorcise you, without a body you will be forced to go to the afterlife," Link said as he turned around and walked away from an angry Onijin.
"So be it! I will play your game, Hero of Time. And I shall win! I always win!" Onijin raged as Link disappeared from sight.
Link reappeared in a meadow, somewhere in a forest on a distant world. "You're the guy from the Archery Shop," A surprised voice asked him.
Link turned around to see a young woman sitting in a bed of flowers, "Yes, what is your name?" Link asked.
"Romani, of Romani Ranch," she answered as Link looked like he remembered something.
"In Terminia? I believe I have been there before," Link said more to himself than to her.
'I'll call you Grasshopper,' Link remembered a voice said.
"Grasshopper?" Romani asked standing up.
"...I'm sorry, I have to go," Link said as he vanished from the meadow not answering her question.
That was when Link woke up in a cold sweat. He looked around to find himself on a soft bed in an adobe building; the sun was shining outside the window as he stood up. "That was way to real to be just a dream," Link said to himself walking over to the window.
Link looked outside to see that he was in Gerudo Valley; the typical guards were patrolling as usual. Looking up into the sky Link remembered a battle he had in a place much like this. But to his annoyance he couldn't remember where it was or what it was called, the only thing he did remember was the blazing hot weather and the red gigantic snake-like think he fought. Link turned from the window and walked over to the door, noticing with relief he was by himself in the room. He opened the door and noticed that it was being blocked by the figure from the night before. "You would be blocking the door why?" Link asked as the figure turned to look at him and bowed.
"To prevent any intrusion on you while you were in a weakened state," the figure replied as Link yawned.
"I doubt anybody would try to harm me, is Ganondorf in the fortress?" Link asked, with slight disgust evident in Ganondorf's name.
"He is," the figure responded, with an equal amount of disgust.
"Take me to him," Link ordered as the figure bowed and led the way.
Elsewhere, Ganondorf was pacing back and forth in his room as he plotted what to do. Koume and Kotake were in the room with him, both not looking very worried. "Ganon, I don't see why you are so worried, Lord Onijin is back. We can force the Hylians to open their borders," Koume said as her sister cackled.
"Shut up!" Ganondorf yelled as he clenched his fist, "It is not Onijin that is here, it is the bearer of the Triforce of Courage, the Hero of Time, that ignorant boy...Link"
"Then why not use it to your advantage? If he possesses part of the Triforce that means two pieces are on the side of the Gerudo, while Hyrule only has one left," Kotake pointed out as Koume giggled in excitement as someone knocked on the door.
"Enter," Ganondorf snapped glaring at the two witches, who he saw enter surprised him greatly, "So you have come to kick me off my throne already have you?"
"No, I have come for the mutual benefit of both myself and the Gerudo," Link said walking in as he looked at the two witches, "I would like to speak with Ganondorf alone."
"Yes Lord Onijin," the witches said bowing as they flew out on their brooms as Link closed the door after him.
"I wish everybody would stop calling me that," Link grumbled as he sat down at a table in the room.
"Well what is it?" Ganondorf asked suspiciously glaring at Link.
"Well first off you can stop glaring at me," Link said as he motioned for Ganondorf to sit down, "As you know I am the new Onijin, but you assume I want to rule the Gerudo. Why?"
"Why else would you be here?" Ganondorf stated more as a fact than a question.
"To help you and your people," Link answered as he sighed, "I did not desire any of this, but this is the hand fate has dealt me."
"So you are telling me you don't enjoy being a god?" Ganondorf asked in pure and utter disbelief.
"No, I only have a few memories of my former life, and I don't even know how to use my powers, which is why I am here. I want you to teach me how to use magic," Link told the speechless sorcerer, who after a few seconds smirked arrogantly.
"In exchange for me teaching you, I get what?" Ganondorf asked as he relaxed greatly.
"You remain the King of the Gerudo, I will not interfere with your decisions," Link replied, "At the condition you do not abuse your power."
"And if I refuse?" Ganondorf asked confidently now that he knew Link needed him.
"I am Onijin after all, the Gerudo listen to me first and foremost, I could arrange for you to be exiled. And then I could have Koume and Kotake teach me," Link stated with a small smirk as Ganondorf began to look nervous again.
"You wouldn't," Ganondorf said composing himself as he glared at Link.
"If I believed you to be a threat or an obstacle to the welfare of the Gerudo, I would do so without a second thought," Link stated coldly as Ganondorf began sweating heavily.
"Fine I agree to your terms," Ganondorf submitted as Link smiled contently.
"When do we start?" Link asked curiously with a warm smile surprising Ganondorf greatly.
"Now will do, come with me to the Gerudo Archery Range," Ganondorf said as he led Link there.
Upon reaching there, Link looked around and noticed the figure was watching them closely. "So you can see him too," Ganondorf said as he glared up at the figure, "He has been annoying me ever since he got here last night."
"He is a servant of mine, unless I tell him too he won't harm you," Link said as Ganondorf let out his trademark laugh.
"I am not afraid of him, he is one of your weaker servants, and it is called a Shadow Walker. They make excellent assassins seeing as how you need to have handled magic at one point in your life to see them. Though they are very weak otherwise," Ganondorf told Link as he they reached the middle of the range and he turned around, "How about we start with something small, like an electricity ball."
Ganondorf raised his right hand over his head and formed an orb of electricity in it. Link mimicked him, and tried to do the same, though he wasn't successful. At least not in what he was trying to do, instead of forming an orb of electricity he called down a lightning bolt from the sky and the energy was flowing around his hand. "What did I do different?" Link said lowering the hand and looked at it.
"Nothing from what I can see, you manipulated the magic in your body the same way I did," Ganondorf said as he threw his orb at a boulder, dispersing the energy, "Lets see what yours does."
Link concentrated on the boulder and acted like he was throwing something out of his hand, and the bolt of lightning shot out from his hand and scorched the boulder. "Interesting," Link said as he raised his hand, used the spell but before the bolt came down to him he pointed at the boulder, which was struck by the bolt.
"It would appear you have already mastered a spell, the first step in magic is being able to call upon the energy, the second step if how to manipulate that energy into spells, and the third step is how to project the spell at a target," Ganondorf said as he raised his hand into the air and formed an orb of fire in his hand instead of an orb of electricity.
Link did the same, but instead of the orb, a wave of dire burst out from Link and knocked Ganondorf flat on his butt while scorching the earth around Link for several feet. "Sorry about that," Link said as Ganondorf got up.
"I'm glad I'm not showing you how to put more power into these spells," Ganondorf commented as brushed himself off, "Try holding your hands as if you were holding a ball and try that spell again."
Link did so, and an orb of fire formed between them. Link slowly spread his arms out and the orb grew in size until it was larger than him, which was when he threw it at the boulder, scorching it and the earth within a few feet of it. "Wish I could get that effect, well how about you try making one yourself," Ganondorf said marveling at how quickly Link was learning.
Link looked up to the sky and began concentrating on calling clouds with his power, with limited effectiveness, only managing to call sparse amounts of clouds. "Well that was disappointing," Link commented frowning at his relative failure.
"Not really when you consider that is the most cloud cover these lands have seen for quite some time," Ganondorf told him as they continued their lessons.
And that is all! For this chapter at least, bet none of you saw that coming, Ganondorf actually cooperating with Link. Well then a few questions before you start reviewing...
1): Really sarcastic about this Take a wild guess what Link was trying to do.
2): Hmmmmm...is Ganondorf going to give up trying to revive Onijin?
That is all, now press that review button and give me a good one. Ciao for now! Tis has been a fic from your unfriendly neighborhood LunaticChaos
In a sea of black clouds, we see Link standing looking around. The clouds constantly changed into shapes that Link could only barely recognize. "What is this?" Link asked as he began to walk forward.
"This is the realm Onijin desires," a voice declared as clouds parted to reveal a land desolate and barren far below Link.
"That is a lie," Onijin's voice said as he appeared before Link.
There were few differences between the two, Onijin was a few feet taller than Link and the symbols on his face and armor were slightly more intricate than Link's. Link looked up into the eyes of the former god and glared, "You lie, I sense your evil," Link told him as he felt a powerful force assail him.
"So be it, I shall take our body by force then!" Onijin yelled at Link as he grabbed him.
"I won't accept it!" Link yelled back as Onijin took his hand off Link and looked at his hand, which was smoking.
"You are stronger than I thought you would be, but it will not save you for long, by going to Gerudo Canyon you strengthen my power," Onijin said with a demonic smirk.
"And I strengthen mine, I figured out something, I become stronger when I help people. And I go to help the Gerudo, I possess all of your powers, you can't force me to submit," Link countered with a confident smirk, as he looked at Onijin tauntingly.
"You are strong, but I will win, I am immortal after all," Onijin replied unconcerned.
"Not if I exorcise you, without a body you will be forced to go to the afterlife," Link said as he turned around and walked away from an angry Onijin.
"So be it! I will play your game, Hero of Time. And I shall win! I always win!" Onijin raged as Link disappeared from sight.
Link reappeared in a meadow, somewhere in a forest on a distant world. "You're the guy from the Archery Shop," A surprised voice asked him.
Link turned around to see a young woman sitting in a bed of flowers, "Yes, what is your name?" Link asked.
"Romani, of Romani Ranch," she answered as Link looked like he remembered something.
"In Terminia? I believe I have been there before," Link said more to himself than to her.
'I'll call you Grasshopper,' Link remembered a voice said.
"Grasshopper?" Romani asked standing up.
"...I'm sorry, I have to go," Link said as he vanished from the meadow not answering her question.
That was when Link woke up in a cold sweat. He looked around to find himself on a soft bed in an adobe building; the sun was shining outside the window as he stood up. "That was way to real to be just a dream," Link said to himself walking over to the window.
Link looked outside to see that he was in Gerudo Valley; the typical guards were patrolling as usual. Looking up into the sky Link remembered a battle he had in a place much like this. But to his annoyance he couldn't remember where it was or what it was called, the only thing he did remember was the blazing hot weather and the red gigantic snake-like think he fought. Link turned from the window and walked over to the door, noticing with relief he was by himself in the room. He opened the door and noticed that it was being blocked by the figure from the night before. "You would be blocking the door why?" Link asked as the figure turned to look at him and bowed.
"To prevent any intrusion on you while you were in a weakened state," the figure replied as Link yawned.
"I doubt anybody would try to harm me, is Ganondorf in the fortress?" Link asked, with slight disgust evident in Ganondorf's name.
"He is," the figure responded, with an equal amount of disgust.
"Take me to him," Link ordered as the figure bowed and led the way.
Elsewhere, Ganondorf was pacing back and forth in his room as he plotted what to do. Koume and Kotake were in the room with him, both not looking very worried. "Ganon, I don't see why you are so worried, Lord Onijin is back. We can force the Hylians to open their borders," Koume said as her sister cackled.
"Shut up!" Ganondorf yelled as he clenched his fist, "It is not Onijin that is here, it is the bearer of the Triforce of Courage, the Hero of Time, that ignorant boy...Link"
"Then why not use it to your advantage? If he possesses part of the Triforce that means two pieces are on the side of the Gerudo, while Hyrule only has one left," Kotake pointed out as Koume giggled in excitement as someone knocked on the door.
"Enter," Ganondorf snapped glaring at the two witches, who he saw enter surprised him greatly, "So you have come to kick me off my throne already have you?"
"No, I have come for the mutual benefit of both myself and the Gerudo," Link said walking in as he looked at the two witches, "I would like to speak with Ganondorf alone."
"Yes Lord Onijin," the witches said bowing as they flew out on their brooms as Link closed the door after him.
"I wish everybody would stop calling me that," Link grumbled as he sat down at a table in the room.
"Well what is it?" Ganondorf asked suspiciously glaring at Link.
"Well first off you can stop glaring at me," Link said as he motioned for Ganondorf to sit down, "As you know I am the new Onijin, but you assume I want to rule the Gerudo. Why?"
"Why else would you be here?" Ganondorf stated more as a fact than a question.
"To help you and your people," Link answered as he sighed, "I did not desire any of this, but this is the hand fate has dealt me."
"So you are telling me you don't enjoy being a god?" Ganondorf asked in pure and utter disbelief.
"No, I only have a few memories of my former life, and I don't even know how to use my powers, which is why I am here. I want you to teach me how to use magic," Link told the speechless sorcerer, who after a few seconds smirked arrogantly.
"In exchange for me teaching you, I get what?" Ganondorf asked as he relaxed greatly.
"You remain the King of the Gerudo, I will not interfere with your decisions," Link replied, "At the condition you do not abuse your power."
"And if I refuse?" Ganondorf asked confidently now that he knew Link needed him.
"I am Onijin after all, the Gerudo listen to me first and foremost, I could arrange for you to be exiled. And then I could have Koume and Kotake teach me," Link stated with a small smirk as Ganondorf began to look nervous again.
"You wouldn't," Ganondorf said composing himself as he glared at Link.
"If I believed you to be a threat or an obstacle to the welfare of the Gerudo, I would do so without a second thought," Link stated coldly as Ganondorf began sweating heavily.
"Fine I agree to your terms," Ganondorf submitted as Link smiled contently.
"When do we start?" Link asked curiously with a warm smile surprising Ganondorf greatly.
"Now will do, come with me to the Gerudo Archery Range," Ganondorf said as he led Link there.
Upon reaching there, Link looked around and noticed the figure was watching them closely. "So you can see him too," Ganondorf said as he glared up at the figure, "He has been annoying me ever since he got here last night."
"He is a servant of mine, unless I tell him too he won't harm you," Link said as Ganondorf let out his trademark laugh.
"I am not afraid of him, he is one of your weaker servants, and it is called a Shadow Walker. They make excellent assassins seeing as how you need to have handled magic at one point in your life to see them. Though they are very weak otherwise," Ganondorf told Link as he they reached the middle of the range and he turned around, "How about we start with something small, like an electricity ball."
Ganondorf raised his right hand over his head and formed an orb of electricity in it. Link mimicked him, and tried to do the same, though he wasn't successful. At least not in what he was trying to do, instead of forming an orb of electricity he called down a lightning bolt from the sky and the energy was flowing around his hand. "What did I do different?" Link said lowering the hand and looked at it.
"Nothing from what I can see, you manipulated the magic in your body the same way I did," Ganondorf said as he threw his orb at a boulder, dispersing the energy, "Lets see what yours does."
Link concentrated on the boulder and acted like he was throwing something out of his hand, and the bolt of lightning shot out from his hand and scorched the boulder. "Interesting," Link said as he raised his hand, used the spell but before the bolt came down to him he pointed at the boulder, which was struck by the bolt.
"It would appear you have already mastered a spell, the first step in magic is being able to call upon the energy, the second step if how to manipulate that energy into spells, and the third step is how to project the spell at a target," Ganondorf said as he raised his hand into the air and formed an orb of fire in his hand instead of an orb of electricity.
Link did the same, but instead of the orb, a wave of dire burst out from Link and knocked Ganondorf flat on his butt while scorching the earth around Link for several feet. "Sorry about that," Link said as Ganondorf got up.
"I'm glad I'm not showing you how to put more power into these spells," Ganondorf commented as brushed himself off, "Try holding your hands as if you were holding a ball and try that spell again."
Link did so, and an orb of fire formed between them. Link slowly spread his arms out and the orb grew in size until it was larger than him, which was when he threw it at the boulder, scorching it and the earth within a few feet of it. "Wish I could get that effect, well how about you try making one yourself," Ganondorf said marveling at how quickly Link was learning.
Link looked up to the sky and began concentrating on calling clouds with his power, with limited effectiveness, only managing to call sparse amounts of clouds. "Well that was disappointing," Link commented frowning at his relative failure.
"Not really when you consider that is the most cloud cover these lands have seen for quite some time," Ganondorf told him as they continued their lessons.
And that is all! For this chapter at least, bet none of you saw that coming, Ganondorf actually cooperating with Link. Well then a few questions before you start reviewing...
1): Really sarcastic about this Take a wild guess what Link was trying to do.
2): Hmmmmm...is Ganondorf going to give up trying to revive Onijin?
That is all, now press that review button and give me a good one. Ciao for now! Tis has been a fic from your unfriendly neighborhood LunaticChaos