Chapter Four!! yay!! Please, please, PLEASE review! I wish to please?? Isn't Sheik so evil?? Well, I guess not... if you've read the manga, you'd know... but... for those of you who haven't.. well, you wouldn't, would you?

The young Sheikah became Ganondorf's loyal assistant. Sheik would go on missions of destruction, and Ganon could stay in the castle and plot his next move. There always was something off about Sheik, something mysterious, something the King of Evil could not figure out. It was no matter, though, for the king had much more important things to worry about. In the first few months of their companionship, however, Ganondorf did have Koume and Kotake monitor him. He wanted to be sure that Sheik was not deceiving him.

One day, the Sheikah male came back from a small trip to Lake Hylia with rather grave news.

"The Zoras are building up an army," he informed the king, "They do not approve of your ways. They plan to attack on the last day of next week."

"The Zoras!" Ganondorf chuckled, "I shall take care of them. Unifo! Fetch my robe!" A skeletal servant scurried off to his master's quarters.

"What do you propose we do about this problem?" The Sheikah had been working for Ganondorf for quite some time, yet his tone never varied in pitch. He spoke slowly and carefully, not to keep from offending the great king, but because it was the way of the Sheikah to speak as such.

Ganondorf pondered Sheik's question for a brief moment, "First, we must eliminate any Zora that could be the Sage of Water. Of course, I have no methods of determining which one is that, so I shall eliminate them all. The Ice Cavern is near their domain; perhaps I shall break the barrier that insulates the cold. All of the Zora shall freeze.

"Now, there could possibly be some left in Lake Hylia. It would be most logical that some spiritual Zora would be praying at the Water Temple. I will drain the lake. Morpha shall do." Lord Ganondorf seemed utterly pleased with his plan.

"Morpha?" came Sheik, "Hasn't he been put to rest? How do you plan to resurrect him?"

The Gerudo man just held his right hand up in response. The top triangle of the Triforce glowed gold.

Ganondorf and Sheik departed the following day. Ganon rampaged through Zora's Domain and out into the pool where Lord Jabu-Jabu lived. Angered by the talk of revolution, he slayed the sacred fish and headed for the Ice Cavern. Sheik took it all in and said not a word.

Ganondorf concentrated all of his power into the Triforce of Power and directed it at the boulder blocking the entrance to the Ice Cavern. After a few minutes of exertion, the boulder began to crack. It crumbled soon after. Chilling winds brought freezing temperatures to the usually tropical-like domain.

"Take me to Lake Hylia," ordered the king. Sheikah pulled out his lyre, a small harp-like instrument. He began to play a slow, melodic song. The Serenade of Water spilled from the strings and the two disappeared in a blinding blue light.

Ganondorf stood next to the Lakeside Laboratory. He raised his hands in the air, chanting, "Ichnotfocillius dominiami. Ichnotfocillius dominiami..." He repeated the words over and over again until the water began to drain. A terrible screech erupted from the entrance to the Water Temple, which was deep under the lake. Soon only a small pool of water was left. Fish flipped around, trying to find water to fill their gills. Ganondorf summoned blue Tektites to patrol the area. He sent various other monster into the Water Temple to aide Morpha in guarding the temple. He was pleased.

"Take me back to my castle," sang the king. His tone was giddy, because he knew that he had just wiped out an entire race in one day.

"May I be excused for just one moment? I believe that I've left something at Zora's Domain," his assistant replied.

"What did you leave? Surely it is nothing of importance!"

"I noticed that one of my strings on my lyre has snapped. Of course, I did not realize this until I had finished the Serenade of Water, for the string is not needed for the song. I cannot get you back to your castle without it," Sheik posed a good argument.

"Fine, you go. I am not coming with you this time, so you had better be quick. I will just wait here and enjoy my destruction," Ganondorf shooed the Sheikah.

I know, it's short.. but PLEASE review!!