II. Rush Week
Delta Delta Delta's first rush party was going as planned. Of course it was, with the Trio planning it. It would come off perfectly.
"Perfectly," murmured sorority president Mina Nayru, glancing around the room at the precisely laid out tables of snacks - one low-carb, the other low-fat - and the gold streamers arranged in patterns of interlocking triangles. Poised sisters were already greeting the twittering potential pledges at the door, sizing up their hair and outfits, and, once the freshman in question wasn't looking, making notes in their tiny notebooks. It took some sororities all of Rush Week to decide who was in and who was out, but Delta Delta Delta would know tonight.
"Not a bad crop this year," said vice-president Alyson Farore, coming up beside Mina. "Most of them seem to have learned basic hygiene by now."
"You're evil," Mina said, grinning.
"It's one of my good points. Is Jen around? She's supposed to be handling the diet-soda table."
"She's upstairs," Mina said. "You know how we figured something would be happening tonight? She's making sure something... doesn't happen."
Alyson nodded sagely. "That's good. I was going to mention I thought one of us should - "
Jennifer Din, the sorority's secretary, slowly descended the stairs, half in a daze. "I'm here," she said. "I need to be here."
The other two girls opened their mouths to reply, but suddenly, as if compelled, their head swung toward the door. An ethereal blonde in a pink sweater had walked in the room, smiling - her eyes glanced up at the familiar design above the fireplace, the three triangles arranged to form a larger triangle - her jaw dropped. And the three sisters, the priestesses of the Goddesses, the guardians of the Triforce, wearing their trademark blue, green and red, fell to their knees around her.
The room fell silent. The girl in the pink sweater stared again at the symbol on the wall.
"I guess I'm in?" Princess Zelda of Hyrule said nervously.
Notes
Delta Delta Delta is a real sorority, butthe Segundus U. chapter is, obviously, not. Real chapters of the Tri-Delts don't have Elemental Magic Committees and a Ritual Chanting Rota. As far as I know.