A/N: Hey, I know it's been a really long time, but please bear with me. I lost everything I had for this story along with many others when I lost my USB, that and it's been over a year since I've read Tsubasa or played Zelda [I haven't even played Skyward Sword yet]. There is no need to call me a oni. And yes, this person will know who. D
I may or may not finish this story because I have had no will to write it and when there is no passion the story turns out bland.
Oh, and I know full well that Link doesn't speak. My Co-Author and I were giving him personality - what we think he would be like. It's called parody - it doesn't have to be exact. Now so people would stop BITCHING to me two days before Christmas when I'm spending time with MY FAMILY, one of which critically ill, I'll put up a small piece that we were planning on cutting out of chapter 3.
"Thief..." Whimpered the owner as Link, bearing a grand smirk, walked out of the cage, stowing his double clawshots away. Reluctantly and begrudgingly, the owner handed over over rupees for Links success, casting a glare at Link.
The blonde hero smiled as he approached his fellow companions. "So, shall we?" He gestured for them to leave the tent, but then noticed Sakura's apprehensive yet curious expression. "Hmm, you want to give it a shot?" Link pulled out the claw shots and enough rupees to pay as the young princess gave a shy nod.
"Thank-you... it does look fun so..." She gingerly took the heavy metal pieces of equipment and for once the owner looked hopeful.
Sakura approached the cage as Fai gave his fake whistle. "Nuu~ This should be interesting~!" He smiled as he watched the owner close the cage behind her, taking the rupees from Link. He had a large devilish grin - as if he were liberating candy from a small child.
"Go."
On his word, Sakura aimed and fired one clawshot, her eyes going wide as there was a clang of metal striking metal and then she was air born, collecting a few gems.
Syaoran gave an inward hiss of nervousness he watched the display, Kurogane setting a hand on his shoulder to reassure him.
And surely enough, time ticked by until her time was up. Sakura gave a long apologetic look to Link. "I'm so sorry I didn't..."
Link shook his head at this as he took his clawshots from her. "Nah, it's all okay. It was only for fun anyways." And he led them out of the stuffy, dark tent and back into the lively bustle of the Castle Town streets.