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Somewhere I
Belong, You'll be Right There Waiting
Author's Note: As I mentioned
before, this is a post-OoT story WITH SPOILERS. You can even consider this
as an extended ending adaptation of TOoT. I know I lot of you U.S. Zelda
newbeis just got their hands on the 'cube version of The Ocarina of
Time/Master Quest. So this note is especially for you guys: read this
fic only if you've finished the game!
I'm using the lyrics of
'Somewhere I Belong' by Linkin Park, and 'Right Here Waiting' by Richard
Marx in conjunction with this fic.
Disclaimer: Nintendo owns "The
Legend of Zelda".
Somewhere I Belong" is owned,
written, and composed by Linkin Park.
"Right Here Waiting" is owned, written, and
composed by Richard Marx.
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<FONT
face="Times New Roman" size=3>Legend:
<FONT
face="Times New Roman" size=3>[Times
New Roman]...... means third person counter perspective.
<FONT
face="Times New Roman" size=3>Times New Roman.... indicates
song lyrics.
<FONT
face="Times New Roman" size=3>Times New
Roman....means normal narrator perspective.
Prologue I: Master
Memories
He sat alone in a wooden chair;
a candle illuminated the room with its small, red flare. He was gazing at
the ground emotionlessly, deep in thought; so deep that he could drown in
his own world of memories and emotions, never to feel the world around him
anymore.
I had nothing to say,
And I get lost in the nothingness inside of me (I was confused)
Why?
Why did I have to pull that
damn sword and start all this?
Link remembered his first quest
as a child. He had entered the temple of time, where that damn
sword slept undisturbed. The sword of the evil’s bane, the Master
blade, was the key to defeat evil, the only way to slay Ganondorf.
The magical sword was embedded
in a pedestal at the center of the time chamber. Link remembered his
child-self approaching the sleeping sword slowly as thoughts circulated in
his mind:
[I can’t do it…the fate of
Hyrule lies beneath my hands…I’m only a child…what can a child like me
possibly do?
He stopped in his tracks,
looking at the remarkable sword, and then lowered his head to face the
marbled ground.
Be brave Link. You’ve gone
far enough into this quest by collecting the magical stones and helping
the tribes of Hyrule…you can’t stop now.
He lifted his head, gazing at
the resting blade again, and started walking towards it once more.
Why me? I’m just a Kokiri boy
with no parents…this is too much for me…what if something happens to me?
What if I wasn’t the chosen one? All I’m doing is letting Hyrule down by
trying…Letting Zelda down…
He stopped again, picturing
princess Zelda in his thoughts. She was a beautiful girl indeed; her silky
golden hair, her smooth pink skin, and her azure-blue eyes…everything in
her was just stunning. He liked her…he loved her. He was confused; he
didn’t exactly realize his feelings for her until now.
Does she love me too?
He dashed to the embedded sword,
until he found himself face-to-face with its crystal blue hilt. The blade
almost surpassed the height of the green-clad child.
If I don’t try, I’ll let
people down…I’ll let Zelda down. She’s counting on me…that frightened look
she gave me while getting away from that strange desert man…she
knew that I was her only hope…I have to try…
The lad continued to gaze at the
hilt. He almost thought that this sword had eyes. Suddenly, he broke his
stare and looked over his shoulder as he heard a tinkling sound.
It was his guardian fairy.
A pink glow with wings tinkled
again as she flew around in circles, sparkles of fairy dust trailing her.
Navi was the fairy’s name. She flew to Link’s pointed ear and whispered in
a gentle, feminine voice, “No matter what happens, I’ll always be here
with you.”
Navi was not only his guardian
fairy; she was also his true friend. Those words she whispered echoed in
Link’s mind. They were words of love no doubt. Link wondered if she really
cared about him this way…if his fairy really did love him.
I’ll do this for all the
people who love me!
He brushed his thoughts away as he nodded
to her, turning away and facing the Master Sword. Gripping the hilt with
his two hands, he pulled with all his might. To his surprise, the blade slid
out of the pedestal easily. The swishing sound of the sword echoed
throughout the temple of time as Link and his fairy were engulfed by a
blue aura, which disappeared in a matter of
seconds.]
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