"Alright Peter, I'm back again. What needs to be done tonight?" I ask. Suddenly, I'm faded back into the same blinding, white room.
"Your job is in the next unlocked door in the back of the first floor. I will explain as soon as you get to the job site." I turned left and went down that way instead. I heard a clanking behind me, so I walked a little faster. Clank. Clank. Clank. It followed me through the long corridor. Once I turned around and turned on my flashlight, though, whatever it was wasn't there. I turned back around and kept on stepping.
There it was, the third locked door unlocked. I put my hand on the doorknob when I heard:
"You will need help." I jumped a half circle and flipped my flashlight on to find a girl of about my age with a wand in-hand.
"How do I know I can trust you?" I asked firmly yet unafraid. Once again, I ended up in the same eternal, white abyss.
"She is the sorceress I have sent to support you in your quest from hither on out," the great Goddess Farore told me. The blinding light left me blinded for a few minutes as I had to adjust back to the darkness.
"I'm sorry for asking that."
"No, no, it's fine. I understand why you asked," she replied with a soft and gentle voice.
"Might I ask who you are, Mary?"
"I am the sorceress Keturah. To whom am I speaking?"
"It's Link, but before it was changed I was known as Albert."
"Oh, now I remember."
"Anyways, you said I'd need help? Do you happen to know what is behind this door?"
"It is your turn to tame Atarah," Peter said before Keturah could speak.
"Well, it's a good thing I brought my blade with me," I said.
"And my sorcery with me," Keturah replied.
"You ready?"
"No."
"Oh. That's right. Peter, what are its strengths and weaknesses?" I asked the A.I.
"Strengths: sharp claws, martial arts, muscles, and strong bite. Weaknesses: Core is very fragile."
"Strong bite?" I realized Peter did lie about it not being registered. "Why did you lie about the animatronic I saw last night?"
"I figured it would make you not come back." That had me thinking, but no matter. I had to tame the bunny animatronic Atarah.
"Okay, whenever you're ready," I said to Keturah. She nodded at me, so I opened the door slowly while unsheathing my sword (whatever it was called). I turned on my flashlight, which was at seventy-five percent power, and looked around. I saw nothing but a messed-up med-bay. There was a bed torn to pieces with blood stains on what was left of it. Next to it was a closet of some sort which was scratched up yet the only piece of furniture in decent condition. "He had to have come from there," I whispered to her. As soon as I said that, I instantly yelped as the thin metal of a hand pierced my flesh and sent me back in pain. Keturah instantly used her sorcery to bring light to the entire room just to reveal the same animatronic I had seen the night before. I was able to still fight well. I immediately started clashing and slashing at Atarah with skill and strategy. I was doing very well at fighting until that one moment when its teeth dive into and pierce my juicy arm, when blood squirts everywhere, and I can't fight anymore. That's when Keturah heals me to the best of her ability just to be bitten herself. As the blood squirts from her handless right arm, I take my sword and thrust it through his chest, only to realize I did something I shouldn't have done...
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The Legend of Zelda: Humanity's Last Hope (by LinkDaLegend)
Fanfiction"We pulled to a slow stop at the Castletown Station. The town was fine. All the buildings were in their places, untouched. It was, though, oddly quiet. Peaceful. Empty. The winds blowing in the silent town brought back memories of when I had a famil...
