I do not own anything in this story
I dislike made up stories about characters (by which I mean fanfics) because in my opinion they make fun of the characters
however after seeing if others shared my ideas about characters I realized like TV and video games they may be windows too other dimensions
(ever put your finger hard enough on a computer it gives kind of a portal effect) (like the entrance to Hazy Maze Cave in Super Mario 64 and DS remake)
fanfics may be parallel dimensions to those said dimensions so please if you write a fanfic don't do anything too drastic. If you cant find any of my stories then they have been deleted but don't worry it most likely means it's being updated.(because I have to use notepad)
Ganondorf Offscreen
Chapter 3 Spiritual Stone... of Emerald Insight
"Come on! Let me see the Deku Tree!" begs a young boy in green.
" Nope, You need a fairy, Mr. No fairy. Hah!" Teases the Kokri leader Mido.
"But, that's what I need to talk to him about! Please?" Cries the fairy boy without a fairy known as Link.
"Nope, Monsters have started to appear, You'd at least need to buy a shield." says Mido.
"You know I can't find any Rupees!" mocks Link. "That's cause the Rupees in this forest can only be seen by fairy folk, Mr. No Fairy." scoffs Mido as he leaves his house to go to his post.
As Mido walks past his Girlfriend Fado, Link notices a blue rupee by her.
"I'll show him who can't get rupees." Link mutters as he climbs up his friend Saria's house, over some bridges, and toward Fado.
"You climbed all the way up here!? Then you must be a real ma-" starts the yellow haired girl as Link dives through where the blue rupee supposebly is... and off the platform.
"Never mind... You're just a little kid!" laughs the girl as Link examines his wallet to find that even though he touched it he can't get it unless he can see it.
" I told you you need a fairy to get rupees here!" Mido says bursting out in laughter.
"Why am I the only Kokri without a fairy?" Link sighs as he works his way toward the Lost Woods.
Somewhere in the Lost Woods is a lone fairy, a fairy without a partner.
"I don't understand why The Great Deku Tree insists I memorize this entire book." questions the fairy known as Navi.
"Skull Kid, they don't seem to like adults much." Navi says looking at the page she's on of the book of creatures of the world.
Suddenly, the book is yanked away from Navi. "Hey, Give that back!" Shouts Navi to the fairies who just stole her book."
"Why should we, Ms. No Kokri?" teases one of the fairies. "The Deku Tree demands I memorize that book, something about my destiny!" Navi pleads.
"Your destiny? HAH! Your Destiny is to be ridiculed by everyone for being a bookworming nerd!" shouts one of the other fairies as the trio play monkey in the middle with the book.
After awhile Navi finally catches the book. " Fine keep it, Nerd!" Cry the fairies as they leave. "Why must everone pick on me cause I'm different?" sighs the white fairy.
As Navi heads home for the night, she overhears a Kokri muttering to himself.
"Why must Mido pick on me cause I don't have a fairy?" questions the Kokri boy.
'Poor thing I know how he feels, But why doesn't he have a fairy? I should ask the Deku Tree!' Navi thinks as she speeds home to the Deku Tree.
"So, you say you saw a Kokri without a fairy, huh?" questions the large tree.
"Yeah, why doesn't he have a fairy?" asks Navi. "Before I answer that... The boy didn't see you did he?" questions the tree.
"No, why?" questions the girl in confusion. "I'll let you in on a secret, the two of you are destined to be partners, but no interacting with him until I say so okay?" says the wise tree.
"Okay... Good night Deku Tree." the young fairy yawns. "Good Night... Navi." replies The Great Deku Tree.
The next day.
Link is carving a picture of himself fighting a dragon into his house.
"Hi, Link! Whatcha doing?" Cries a green haired girl. "Oh hey Saira, Just carving a picture of what I want to be." the boy says happily.
"What's that?" questions Saria looking at the picture. "A Hero." Link proudly proclaims.
"Hah! Some hero, You can't even get up before 3 p.m., Come on Saria let's leave this wannabe." Laughs Mido who had walked by on his way to his post.
"Mido! Leave Link alone, he didn't do anything to you!" Saria says defensivly.
"Fine, later Mr. No Fairy." The bully says leaving. "Don't listen to him Link, I think you'd make a great hero." Saria says hiding the fact she knows Link IS a hero.
Meanwhile in the Lost Woods.
"Okay, done!" Navi says With info on Every Monster in the book memorized.
"Well, if it isn't Ms. No Kokri!" Shouts the two fairies from before. "I'll have you know that I actually DO have a partner, I'm just not allowed to be with him... yet." Navi retorts.
"Oh, yeah who?" questions the fairies in disbelief. " I don't know his name, but The Deku Tree says it's the boy with no fairy." explains Navi. "Haha! You're lying! Nobody could be partnered up with that dork!" laugh the fairies as the leave.
Navi then goes home, on her way she sees her future partner at his house. "So that's where he lives." The fairy whispers as she goes home and falls asleep.
Later that night a desert man enters the grotto while everyone's asleep.
"Give me the Kokri's Emerald... OLD MAN!" Ganondorf screams at the tree.
"..." The Deku Tree says nothing as it pretends to be a normal tree.
"Look, I know you can talk. We can either do this the easy way or the hard way." snarls the man.
"..." "So it's the hard way is it?" Ganondorf says snapping his fingers as he places a curse onto the Deku Tree as a Giant Spider appears inside the Deku Tree killing him.
The next morning.
"Navi... Navi... Where art thou?" Questions the giant tree as the fairy arrives.
"It is time, bring the boy without a fairy to me." commands the tree. Navi flies to find her partner.
"Hello." Navi says passing a Kokri. 'Hmmm, now where was that house?' the girl questions by Mido's house.
"Ahha!" the fairy exclaims spotting the house. She flies toward the house and tries to fly through a fence when.
"Ow! 'Darn wings.' Navi exclaims as she unsticks her wings and flies through, and into the house...