Large energy bursts have been occurring throughout Hyrule; much too large for the King to ignore. As such, he sends out a group of scientists to investigate. But one soldier has an idea as to what may be the cause, and along with a talented recon agent from a nearby village, sets out to determine if what he fears is true. Beta-read by Norkix!

When Hyrule fell into a darkness and was overthrown by an evil king known as Ganondorf, a Hero traveled through time to defeat him. Everyone knows the story, what some don't know is that when he broke the time barrier, he split the timeline he was following. What if he created a completely new one where it involved all of the Legendary Heroes of the past?

Sometimes people say that there is someone for you somewhere. That God had created a person, someone that was born just for you, out there. I wish I could still believe in that, but after telling myself that over and over, I can't seem to find the one after what I did. I screwed up, and I messed up a life I could have had. Rated M for cursing

What if things turned out different? If the world reversed itself at the end of the line, at the final battle and a certain someone happened to be living once more? Then what?

There are few who remember the legends. The Goddesses lie dormant under the fast-paced cities where Hyrule once stood. The Hero of Time and the Princess of Hyrule are ancient history. However, what people forget, the land remembers. The Triforce remembers. Ganondorf cannot sleep forever.

Rumors will always be just that- rumors (oneshot from Cia's pov) Disclaimer: I don't own the Legend of Zelda or the cover photo

Bajo el cielo de las tierras inferiores se celebra la derrota del Heraldo de la Muerte en manos del elegido de Hylia. Ante ello, Link descubre varios hechos ligados a sus destino que provocaron el inicio de su largo periplo, el cual realizó no solo por el deber, sino por encontrar a aquella joven que le había dado completo sentido a su vida…todo por amor a su sagrada Diosa.

Watching the end of the world, over and over...

Gannon, Prince of Darkness, has taken over Hyrule, determined to obtain the two pieces of the Triforce and conquer the kingdom. To prevent this, Princess Zelda has broken the Triforce of Wisdom into eight pieces, and scattered them across the land. Can a hero courageous enough collect the fragments, stop Gannon, and save Hyrule? A novelization of the first Legend Of Zelda game.

Link and his friends lose the battle against Cia. Now Hyrule's hero is forced to spend eternity with the lovesick sorceress. Disclaimer: I don't own Legend of Zelda or the cover photo

(one shot) It's hard loving someone who doesn't love you back, but Link couldn't even try and compete with what Dark and his ancestor had. The Hero of Time is long dead and Dark is bound to Link by just one last promise to his lover. (takes place during the event of twilight princess. Linkxdarklink, past implied linkxdarklink yaoi little bit of languge)

Alone in this new timeline, only Dark remembers his past with the Hero... their friendship, their love... his betrayal. If Link regains his memories, will he still love his shadow... even after what he's done? DarkxLink AU Romance/Angst T for language and character death.

Link didn't care if his father "didn't approve." He didn't care if he'd lose friends because of it. He was with Dark, and that was all that mattered. He'd been through so much - he deserved this little bit of happiness, right? T for mild language and suggestive themes. DarkXLink. Modern AU. REVISION PROCESS STARTED

As far as Link knew, Shad was a pacifist. He's never been so wrong.

Link is assigned to be captain of Castle Town's guard. Will he adjust well? How will he feel about leaving home? One-Shot. All rights go to Nintendo.

Being thrust into a war is never easy to stomach, especially when the sides are blurred. Choices are being made, but will they ultimately result in the rise, or the fall, of Ganondorf? LinkxDarkLink. Rated M for future chapters.

Doomed to fall before Majora's might, the land of Termina cries for a hero, but the gods will not hear them. Hope now lies in the hands of an exile, but how can he save the day with just instruments and a song of his people? Own nothing, but OC.

Zelda loves Link. Link hates Zelda. Zelda moves in with Link. Thus begins the greatest series of strange occurrences these two are thrust into and forced to endure so that they may coexist somewhat peacefully under the same roof. Join them on their journey to self-enlightenment as they try to comprehend just what the hell is going on. A rom-com stuffed with action and drama galore.

Link and Aryll must save Zelda from a strange ship called the Ghost Ship, with the help of a greedy and cowardly man named Linebeck. Can they do it? And, after you read each chapter, you HAVE to review! No exceptions!

"May we meet again in another life." I know that's how the legend goes; how Hylia sacrificed her divinity for her people and how I took up the duty of hero. It was all in hopes of the future and our happiness: to see the other again in an era of peace. …But why then? Why couldn't we have that simple joy in this life? [Alternate Skyward Sword ending] {Link's PoV} (Zelink one-shot)

I am not dead. This is all her fault. Maybe she will come back. I can't go on without her. I am dead. (A Little Emerald Book)

The King of Shadows sits on his throne, drenched in his own blood. He has just barely survived the green-clad child's sword and the impish princess' s ancestral power, but the Voice of Madness still plagues his mind. He begins to wish he had died. How has it come to this? The story of Zant's rise to power and descent to insanity, leading up to the conclusion of Twilight Princess.

"Quite the coincidence, hm, Link?"

The story of the Hyrule of Twilight Princess five years after the Twilight Crisis. Link has degraded into a recluse, but events happen that pull him out. He then finds out that the problem that caused his seclusion may not have been as solved as he thought. It seems that the problems dealt with in the original Twilight Crisis may not have been solved... (ART CREDITED TO kinokashi)

The origin story. A little cliché at points, rated T for mild language and violence.