TheFireSage

 Leeda groaned as the morning light stung her eyes.  'Why does morning have to come so early?' she thought.  Her long, brunette hair was going every way and her blue eyes were tired but sparkling.  Leeda's long ears had no piercings, unlike her father.  She reluctantly got up and got dressed.  Leeda went downstairs to find her dad.  'Why does this stupid castle have to be so big?  I hate living here…' "Captain, have you seen my dad?" she asked Captain Orson, second in command of the army to her dad, as she passed the armory. "No, Princess.  I haven't seen him yet today." "Please, would you stop with the princess? My name is Leeda." "S

 Leeda looked around excitedly as she and her father entered the armory.  She had only been in here once, when she was nine, and was exploring the castle when she stumbled across it.  She immediately began playing with the various weapons when Link had discovered her.  Leeda was grounded for a week after that. She snapped back to reality as Link waved a hand in front of her face.  "Helloooo?" "Sorry.  I was just thinking of the last time I was in here…" Link laughed.  "I remember that."  He handed her two blunt swords.  "We'll use these." Leeda nodded as they headed towards the training ground.  They passed a lot of people in the hall

 Leeda left the room she was in and she ran into a Gerudo guard.  "We found you out in the desert, passed out, and we thought you would be safer here." "Yes.  Thank you, " Leeda replied. "Are you here to see her?" the guard asked. Leeda nodded and said, "Yes.  It's important."  The guard led Leeda through the halls of the fortress and to a big, ornamented, metal door.  She clapped her hands and the door opened slowly.  The guard gestured for Leeda to go through, and she walked through the huge door into a well-lit throne room. "Nabooru?  Are you here?" Leeda asked, her voice a little meek. "Well, if it isn't the daughter of the grea

 Leeda was really starting to get sick of warping.  Every time, no matter how she warped, she always passed out.  Leeda would wake up and have to figure out where she was.  It wasn't that hard this time though, as she woke up in her room at Hyrule Castle.  Leeda noticed the sun wasn't shining through the windows in her room.  'Another day passed?  Ugh, at this rate, my whole life will go by in a matter of days.' Leeda groaned as she sat up.  Her head was still pounding.  For a moment, she was tempted to go back to sleep, but she knew that wouldn't make her head feel any better, so she unwillingly got up and got dressed.  Leeda staggered thr

 'Where am I?' Leeda was thoroughly confused.  She seemed to be floating.  Actually, she was floating.  Leeda was surrounded by white clouds.  She suddenly became aware of a red orb floating towards her.  'Am I in heaven?'  The orb suddenly exploded and left a woman in its place.  She had red hair and an orange dress.  She was floating, and her wings resembled flames.  "Wh-who are you?" Leeda asked, a little uneasy, but still not afraid.  She felt strangely safe. "I am Din, the Goddess of Power."  As she spoke another orb appeared, this one green, and it exploded revealing another woman.  This woman had green hair and a grass colored dress.

'Who is that?  Dad?  No, red eyes, black hair…but he looks like Dad…'  These were Leeda's thoughts in her dream that night.  'There's Dad.  But, he's young…like my age…what's going on?' "Aaaah!"  Leeda woke up from her dream, screaming.  Her breathing was fast and hard. "Leeda?"  Leeda looked down and saw Lan sitting at the foot of her bed.  "You were groaning so I came to check on you." "Lan.  I need to talk to Dad." "He's in the courtyard.  Do you feel better?"  Leeda just noticed she felt much stronger. "Yeah, I do," she said, smiling.  "Let's go."  Leeda and Lan started toward the courtyard to find Link. -----------------------

DISCLAIMER: I don't own anything Zelda.  Which is basically everything in this story, so yeah.   The man stared out over the horizon in the direction of Hyrule Castle.  He knew it was in that direction, but he still couldn't see it.  His golden blonde hair blew in the breeze, slightly covering his face.  Sparkling blue eyes peeked out from behind his hair.  He looked about twenty, and he had green clothes with a matching cap.  The man closed his eyes and sighed.  'I miss her so much.'  He thought of a beautiful girl with blonde hair and blue eyes like his.  Her smile could even put the goddesses to shame.  He smiled as he thought of the last

"Rosa, any news?" Zelda asked her lady in waiting.  Rosa was the sole person she trusted, aside from Link, of course. "No, your majesty.  There haven't been any messengers since last week." Zelda sighed.  "Just let me know if anything changes."  Rosa curtseyed and left the room.  Zelda crossed her room over to the big bay window that overlooked Hyrule Field.  She stared out the window and sighed.  'Where are you, Link?'  Zelda gazed in the direction the soldiers had taken.  'I miss you so much.'  A single tear fell down her cheek. ---------------------------------- Link gazed in the direction of Hyrule Castle.  He had been there for a few

 Link waded through the knee deep water as the bars on the door behind slammed shut.  The room was pretty bare, only the water and a dead tree.  He carefully waded to the other side of the room.  Bars there, too.  They looked pretty weak, so Link tried to kick them in.  He groaned in mild pain as his knee locked.  A low pitched, evil laughter filled the room.  Link whirled around. "Who's there?" he demanded, drawing his sword. "You, in a way," the voice replied.  A dark figure appeared, leaning against the tree. "Show yourself," Link growled.  The figure stepped into the little light in the room.  Link's face turned to shock.  It looked