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To Find The Future, Find The Past

Chapter Twenty Nine

The Travelling Curse

There was a boom in the Kakariko graveyard. Impa made her way through the shadows, scanning the graveyard for any signs of life. Impa snorted, realising how ironic her objective was. To find life in a graveyard would be like trying to find a Goddess in the realm of mortals. Impa stayed quiet, and listened.

If Rauru hadn't told her to search here, she would have completely overlooked it. Focusing her thoughts, she watched as a scene unfolded before her very eyes.

ALSO IN GRAVEYARD

Angahim was livid. How could those snivelling little Princess Prats get out of an airtight tomb? He had checked every inch of it, but he must have, somehow, overlooked something. He roared uncomprehensible obscenities at the top of his lungs, and hurled a blast of dark magic at a nearby pillar. He stormed through the tomb at a brisk pace, and used his magic to jump out of the opening that he had pushed Zel into.

He emerged, and raised his arms. He began to mutter a magic spell. At first, it was a low murmer, then, it became a loud roar.

"Spirits of the Evil Realm! I call upon ye to seek out my prey!"

ALSO IN GRAVEYARD

Impa watched Angahim in fear. Her eyes were wide as saucers, and her jaw had dropped. Angahim was calling upon the most powerful magic that it was thought anyone was able to possess.

"Spirits of the Evil Realm! I call upon ye to seek out my prey! I seek out the Princess Zelda of Hyrule, and her counterpart! Find them, and get rid of them!"

Impa watched in horror. The bright orange ball of energy rose into the air, and sped off towards the forest. Impa pulled herself together, and transported herself to the new Kokiri Village.

IN THE OUTSIDE WORLD

"...and I should have just changed the bloody laws, Link. I'm so sorry. I had no idea how hard it would have been for us. I know that our relationship is in ruins, but I can only hope that you can forgive me." Was the first thing Link heard when he woke up. The woman's voice was very familiar. Slowly, he opened his eyes.

"Who are you?" His lips moved, but no sound came out. The woman didn't see him awaken, as she was staring at his hand. He felt her hot tears fall on the back of his hand, and squeezed hers. She looked up out of shock.

"Link?" She said in a shocked whisper. She reached out to his cheek, and felt the scarring there. He tried to smile at her, to reassure her that he was ok, but it seemed near impossible to do it. It hurt so much. The strange woman got up and ran out of the room.

A few minutes later about five men and two women raced into the room, but she wasn't among them. He didn't know what happened. There was a man flashing a light in his eyes, asking him questions.

"What's your name?"

"I don't know." Link admitted.

"What month is it?"

"What's a month?" Link asked, confused.

"Do you know where you are?"

"No." The doctor sighed, and wrote on a clipboard that was hanging off the edge of the bed.

A few minutes later, the men and women left the room, and the first woman came timidly back shortly after they left. She sat down next to him, and began to cry softly.

"Do you really remember nothing?" She asked, through her tears. Link thought. He reached deep into his mind, and managed to clear out a few brief images.

"Not much..." He said, trying to concerntrate on the fading images, "Just three little girls, a man, and... someone..."

"Your family." She was shocked.

"Oh." Link sat in silence for a few more seconds, "Who are you?"

"I'm Zelda." She said, taking his hand again, "Your... ex-girlfriend."

"Then what are you doing here?" Link asked, incredulous, "Aren't you supposed to hate me?" To his surprise, Zelda giggled.

"No..." She sighed, "We didn't really break up on bad terms. It was kinda... forced upon us. We really had no choice. We're still good friends." She began to cry again. Link reached out and took her hand.

"I think I remember you now." He spoke truthfully. A few memories were coming to him, all of them of Zelda. She smiled sadly.

"You don't have to patronise me, Link." She said.

"I'm not." Zelda's smile got bigger.

The next few hours were full of questions, and finding out about Link and his past. Link was glad that there was someone out there that could tell him about himself, considering he had almost no memory.

EVIL REALM

The small stalfos and moblin army began marching towards the portal between worlds, Ganondorf at their head. Eventually, they hit the barrier between worlds, and the Sage's Seal was tested. Ganondorf had stored enough evil magic for centuries to be able to break this seal. It was hard, but they managed to break through.

Ganondorf was the first to emerge in the Temple of Time. He looked around with an evil grin on his face. He quickly gave out his orders.

THE NEW KOKIRI VILLAGE

Impa materialised on the Triforce disk, that Saria had reserved purely for the purpose of the warping of the Sages. She scanned the village for any sign of Saria.

"You, there!" She called out to a boy that she recognised as Mido, "Where is Saria? It's urgent!"

"She's in the temple, I think." Mido stared curiously after Impa as she took off like a speeding bullet.

AN HOUR LATER

"What's that?" Link asked, pointing out the window. Zelda turned her head to see what he meant. She furrowed her brows.

"I don't know." She furrowed her brow even more. She stared out the window, and then gasped. It was an orb of bright orange magic! And it was headded striaght for them!

"Cover your eyes!" She shreiked, crouching down on the floor. Link obliged, and used his sheets to shield his eyes. There was a bright flash that burned his eyes, and then there was silence. There was not a sound. He cautiously opened his eyes.

Zelda was gone.

ALSO IN THE HOSPITAL, AT THE SAME TIME

Zel and Linn were talking quietly. There was a few screams, a bright flash of orange, and then there was heat. After that... there was complete silence. Linn looked up.

Zel was gone.

PARKING LOT

Nabouru got the fright of her life when Impa materialised behind her. She had just witnessed a bright orange fireball cover the hospital, and then it died down instantly. It made Nabouru shiver, wondering what was happening. Needless to say, Impa had startled her only, oh, a lot.

"Nabouru!" Impa seemed out of breath, for some reason, "There is an orange ball of magic headding right for Zelda! You must get her out of there!" Nabouru paled.

"Y-you m-mean that giant ball of f-fire that just enveloped the hospital?" Nabouru stuttered. Impa's eyes widened in shock.

"It's too late..." She trailed off.

KAKARIKO VILLAGE

Angahim roared with evil laughter. His spell had succedded. With those snivelling little brats out of the way, he was free to rule Hyrule!

HALFWAY ACROSS HYRULE FIELD

Ganondorf stopped in his tracks. Since he had left the Evil Realm, he had been able to sense Zelda's whereabouts, due to the magic of the Triforce of Wisdom. But now, abruptly, there was nothing. She had disappeared.

Ganondorf was a lot smarter than most gave him credit for. He knew who was behind this.

"Angahim! I will get you for this! Zelda was mine! Mine!" He was in a fit of rage. He picked up a moblin by the neck and, in his rage, stabbed it in his throat. Needless to say, all of the other moblins and stalfosses kept their distance after that.

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