Roy paced up and down the room. He was so angry; it not only showed through his face, but also through his eyes. What were normally blue had turned bright red. "I just don't understand it!" he said.
"What?" asked his attendant, Daniel.
Daniel was a tall man. He was only seventeen but made up for age in fighting. He had short brown hair and gray eyes. He wore a black jacket and a lighter black undershirt with a zigzag pattern on the top. And black pants and shoes.
"You know damn well what!"
"Oh, about the princess. Yeah, I'd be mad too if my girl was going out with another guy. For two months."
"Uhh...Yeah!" Roy said in an obvious tone, "Who knows what she's doing?"
"Oh come on! Like she'd choose him over you."
"You're right. I won't let some broken down, ungood-looking, forest kid intimidate me!" Roy slammed his hands on the table next to him.
Daniel took a step back in fear. Roy, noticing this, put a book over the two dents he had made in the table. "Do you know where they went?"
"No. Just been told they were going to be away for two months."
"Well...we just have to find them."

"Wow...It's been a long time since I've seen this place." said Zelda as she entered the Kokiri Forest.
"Yeah, but when you've spent like seven years here, it gets more tedious." said Link, in a somewhat disgusted voice.
Zelda frowned. "Well, I don't think it can ever lose its beauty."
"No, but it can be less appealing as time goes by."
Zelda's frown got bigger, her eyes narrowed more, and her hands clenched, but then stopped. She couldn't blame Link for being a little angry. She knows what it's like to be kept in one place for so long, forbidden to leave. So she just smiled.
"Zelda! Princess Zelda!" Saria's voice came as she ran up to them.
"Hello Saria." Said Zelda as she got on one knee so Saria didn't have to look all that way up.
"Princess, how are you." Saria asked smiling.
"I'm doing just fine."
"So….I heard you're getting married."
This made Link twitch slightly. "You've heard correctly."
"Yeah, it's really great. Everyone's happy." said Link, flatly.
Zelda's smile instantly disappeared. She looked up at Link who looking in the other direction. When she turned to face Saria again, she smiled.
"Well, you two should get going." Saria said. She couldn't help but feel that she had caused the silent argument that they were having. She walked off to her house.
When Zelda stood up, she didn't have to anyone to hide behind anymore. There was an awkward silence as they walked off to the Temple. When they got up to the forest meadow, Link and Zelda had already forgotten about the 'argument' they had.
"Ok Zelda. Have you gone through this maze before?" asked Link.
"Not really. I did fly over it when I met up with you at the temple entrance, but exactly gone through it." said Zelda.
"Ok, then stick close behind me."
"Why don't we just warp there?"
"I don't ocarina, remember?"
"Oh yeah."
Even though there were no more giant moblins around the corner, Link still peeked around every corner to make sure there was nothing there. As they slowly neared the temple entrance, they had to cross a little pool of water.
"You in the mood for swimming?" Link asked jokingly.
Zelda laughed, "Not really. Is there anyway we can get across?"
"Well there is one way, but you're still at risk of getting wet." They laughed.
"Seriously, how are we going to get across?" Zelda asked abruptly.
"Well, I can shoot a series of ice arrows and we can cross over it like a bridge. But there is a chance we can slip and fall and get wet."
"I am willing to take that risk." Zelda said as the grabbed an ice arrow out of Link's bag and shot one closest to the edge. Out of nowhere, a little ice clump popped up to the surface. "Where did you learn that?"
"I did it about seven years ago in the Great Bay Temple. And I also used it to get over the river to Ikana Canyon."
Link took Zelda's hand as he helped her and himself onto the little chunk of ice. "Careful now, it's slippery." Said Link, shooting another arrow.
"Great Bay Temple? Ikana Canyon? Where are all these places? I've never heard of them. Not here."
They had crossed the puddle. "It was in another world. Pretty cool world called Termina."
"I'd like to go there."
"Maybe some day."
They had reached the pedestal at the Sacred Forest Meadow. Link took out his longshot and told Zelda to hang on to his waist. He trembled as she slid his arms around him. He pointed to the tree log that extended across a few more feet now, and released it. In a big swoop, they were standing on the broken steps of the stairway.
"Have you ever been inside the temple?" asked Link as the stood in the entranceway.
"No, I haven't. It's eerie, yet at the same time, so beautiful. Look at the vines and walls and the trees. It's….wonderful."
"I don't think there are any monsters here, but just in case, stay close." Link walked hesitantly towards the door, Zelda behind him. They were nearing the door, expecting to have the walofs jump up out of the ground. Zelda closed her eyes tight and screamed when she heard the sound of Link opening the door.
"Zelda! It's ok, it's just the doorknob." said Link in a calming voice.
"The doorknob? Oh yes, of course, just the doorknob. I'm not scared! You shut up! What door? Go away." Zelda said quickly, still scared.
Link opened the door to a long hallway. Zelda, eager and not scared anymore, was walking in front of Link. "See, nothing to be scared of." Before Zelda could walk in front of him, Link put his arm out and said, "Wait!" he pulled out his bow and shot it in the air, in darkness. Zelda wondered where he shot it, before she could ask where, a dead giant skulttula fell to the ground and disappeared in a brown smoke.
"How did you know that was there?" asked Zelda.
"Let's just say I learned it the hard way." said Link, smiling.
They walked into the next room that literally made Zelda freeze. The huge room with the elevator in the center, made her blush.
Link saw her face turn red. "What's the matter Zelda?"
"It's just, this place is so different from the castle. Everything here is dark and no one here can bother you because no one would want to come here. At the castle, it's bright, colorful, and it gets to you after a while. At least here, it's like a clean slate. A canvas that ready to be painted on."
Link got confused because she didn't seem to make any sense. So he just walked on straight forward towards the door.
"What's that thing?" asked Zelda, pointing to the brown box thing in the center.
"That's an elevator." said Link, already knowing what she was asking about.
"An elevator? What's that?"
"It makes you up and down from one floor to another. Kind of like stairs. Only it's smaller and takes up less space."
"I can see why they put it in here. Those things will never catch on."
They both laughed as the made their way across the room. Link opened the next door and they found themselves in the temple's river and meadow room outside.
"If I had known that this temple had a place as beautiful as this, I would've come here more often."
"But I thought you've never been here before."
"My point exactly."
"Don't drink that trough water. It's filthy."
"A real river! Wow! I've never seen that before." Zelda ran over and knelt down on the side of the small river. All of a sudden, an octotork popped up and spit a rock at Zelda. She screamed.
Link darted past Zelda, jumped over to the other side and landed perfectly on his feet. The octotork was perfectly still. Then white-like foam came out of three huge cuts on its face.
"How did you do that?" asked Zelda as she got up.
"Practice." said Link as he sheathed his sword. "Practice."

Roy grabbed an unsuspecting little boy but the collar of his shirt in Kakariko Village. It wasn't the first time he had done that either. He did it to women and other children. But Roy had a feeling that this was going to be different. The boy was only about thirteen to fourteen years old. "Do you know where Princess Zelda or that forest kid went?" Roy asked, his voice like thunder.
"You mean Link? The Hero of Time?" said the boy, gasping for air.
"Yes!" Roy's patience was growing thin.
"No I don't know where they are now but if you put me down, I can help you out."
Roy relinquished the boy from his grip as the boy dropped to the floor, grabbing his throat. "Ok. I put you down, now help me."
The boy smiled. "I can find anyone, and do whatever you want me to do with them. For a price."
"I don't know if I can believe you. I don't usually trust little kids."
"You can trust me." the boy stood up. "Judging by your expression, you don't like this Link do you."
"Is it that obvious?" Roy asked sarcastically.
"Yes. It is. Now do you want me to take care of him or not."
"You get right to the point don't you? Ok." Roy pulled out a few rupees and threw them on the ground in front of the boy. The boy, of course, picked up each one like a beggar on the streets. "Is this enough?" asked Roy.
"Just enough. You're lucky I already know what he looks like. Do you want me to kill him or just hurt him badly?"
"I don't care. Just take care of him and get Princess Zelda away from him."
"Of course." the boy turned around and walked towards his house to get his weapon.
"Wait kid!" the boy turned, "What's your name?"
"I am the tiger." The boy made his fingers curl like a tiger's paw.
Roy wanted to laugh but didn't have the time. He turned around and motioned to Daniel to follow.
"Wait sir!" the tiger said. Roy stopped and turned around. "What kid." He asked.
The boy gave him a sheet of paper. "This is a flyer I give to all my 'clients'. Read it if you want to."
The tiger turned around and went back into his house. Roy threw the paper over his shoulder and walked off. Daniel picked it up off the ground and read it….. (This is an actual song by ABBA)

The city is a jungle
you better take care
never walk alone after midnight
if you don't believe it
you better beware of me

I am behind you
I always find you
I am the tiger
people who fear me
never go near me
I am the tiger

The city is a nightmare
a horrible dream
some of us will dream it forever
look around the corner
and try not to scream, it's me

I am behind you
I always find you
I am the tiger
people who fear me
never go near me
I am the tiger

Yellow eyes
are glowing like the neon lights
yellow eyes
the spotlights of the city nights

I am behind you
I always find you
I am the tiger
people who fear me
never go near me
I am the tiger

The city is a prison
you never escape
you're forever trapped in the alleys
look into the shadows
and you'll see the shape of me

I am behind you
I always find you
I am the tiger
people who fear me
never go near me
I am the tiger

Yellow eyes
are glowing like the neon lights
yellow eyes
the spotlights of the city nights

I am behind you
I always find you
I am the tiger
people who fear me
never go near me
I am the tiger
and if I meet you
what if I eat you
I am the tiger
I am behind you
I'll always find you
I am the tiger

Daniel laughed as he put the paper in his jacket and walked off….