A Kink In Time - A Legend of Zelda FanFic (Ocarina of Time)

Chapter 39

*Betsy's Perspective*

As soon as we touched the Ocarinas, we were in a white light.

"You found them! Good! Now... To explain." I heard a voice say. I looked up, and found it belonged to the one and only Zelda.

"Link. You first. You have the Ocarina of Time. It is a vital piece of the things you need to open the door of time in the temple of time. Behind that door is the Master Sword. Which... You must get. You must go and get the Master Sword!" She told him.

She turned to Robert. "And you. You have the Ocarina of Twlight." As she said this, my mouth dropped open. Like... The Ocarina of the Twilight Realm??? What??? That was SOOO off with the timeline!!!

Anyways, I kept my mouth shut. I didn't need to tell Link about the Twilight Realm.

"This Ocarina is a mysterious, dark, magical ocarina. It's powers are heightened in the shadows and at night. I don't know much about it other than that though...." She trailed off.

"And Betsy. Your Ocarina is the Ocarina of Magic." I looked down at the purple, shimmering ocarina in my hands when she said this. "It will help you get back to your own world once your destiny is completed here, as well as helping you once you return." I clutched it in my hands, silently thanking the Goddesses for this gift.

"Now, before I go... You must learn the Song of Time." She began singing it, the left A down left A down I was so familiar with.

Me and Link played it back effortlessly, and Robert stumbled over his Ocarina, very confused.

I caught it as it fumbled out of his hands, and pulled out my sword. "Here." I etched the symbols on my Fairy Ocarina onto his, and stuffed it back in my pocket. "You'll have to share songbooks with me." I watched as Tatl was pulled over it in my bag, and I patted her.

"Cool." I played it for him again, and he played it back. I have him a thumbs up.

"Alright... Now I must go. Good luck to all of you!!!" Zelda said to us, and just as quickly as the telepathic connection had been made, it snapped away, leaving us all standing in the moat.