The Legend of Zelda: Heroes of Worlds (Breath of the Wild x Male Reader) AU

Access to the Whole World!? Medoh's Devastating Aerial Potential.

(PLAY THIS)

Stacy: (sighs)

While the night sky loomed over the Sheikah Village, Stacy rested on her bed scrolling through her phone of her friends. 

At the same time, Zelda was preparing for bed as well. 

Zelda: Something on your mind?

Stacy: Yeah...First of all...What kind of parents enable a curfew for you and your siblings even though you're over 18 years old? 

Zelda: I'm sure your parents had their reasons. 

Stacy: But we're not little kids, unlike Michael! We deserve to have some fun. I swear, the adults get to have all the fun. 

Zelda then chuckled at Stacy's response as she laid back next to her with the blanket covering their bodies.

Zelda: (giggles) Well, you can think of it as they're trying to protect you. 

Stacy: Please. We were more than capable of fending off the Yiga when we were looking for Naboris. 

Zelda then rolled to her side to look at Stacy. 

Zelda: But you didn't have enough training. Maybe you should consider joining Y/N and Impa. 

Stacy: Really? 

Zelda: Of course. Imagine what you would be able to do with their guidance.

Stacy took a pause and thought to herself as Zelda made a good point. 

Stacy: Well...I did do gymnastics when I was a kid. 

Zelda: Gymnastics?

Stacy: Typically performing stunts and flips with supreme skill and coordination. I used to do that sport when I was younger. 

Zelda: What made you stop?

Stacy: School. 

Zelda: Was it a struggle for you to deal with gymnastics and education?

Stacy: Oh, you have NO idea. My school was hell enough. The teachers were solipsistic, the Cheerleaders were nothing but Regina George variants, and the homework was stressful...(sighs) I bet you had it easier in Hyrule because you were taught by some paid tutors and scholars, didn't you?

Zelda: I was. Sometimes I taught myself. When I was learning about Sheikah Technology, I was trying to observe my destiny as well. How the Shaikah technology is crucial to the power required to seal Ganon away and each time I learn something new, I realize one constant. 

Stacy: And what's that, Zee?

Zelda: There's a lot more to learn.

Stacy then turned to look at Zelda with interested eyesight and then formed a smile on her face. 

Stacy: (chuckles) Maybe being trained by the Sheikah isn't such a bad idea. I'll talk to Impa tomorrow about it. 

Zelda smiled at Stacy agreeing to her idea and snuggled with her under the covers.

Zelda: I'm glad we were able to survive the attack. But I can't help but feel worried about the coming battles ahead. 

Stacy went to brush Zelda's long hair away, revealing her cute and beautiful face.