Heya guys! So I was thinking of doing another One Shot book, but this one has characters from LoZ!
The characters can be from any Zelda game.
Note: Some one shots may contain spoilers for any of the Zelda games, so if you don't like spoilers, or ha...
(Y/n) is a 6 year old orphan boy who lives in our universe. One night, he decides to play Ocarina of Time, a game that happened to appear out of thin air. Little does he know that a surprise is in store for him...
(Seriously though, look how adorable Zelda looks! <3) Requested by paultiteuf360
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(Y/n) sighed as he walked down the street of his hometown, (insert hometown). It wasn't good for a child to be walking around in the dark, especially when he's alone. But he had a good reason; he had no parents. All he had was himself, and his video games. But he didn't seem to mind being alone, despite the internal sadness that he feels about his parents being gone. Why were they gone? No one knew.
The (h/c) haired boy sighed softly once more, his (e/c) eyes fixated on the ground as he kicked a few rocks that dared cross his path. He was walking home - or at least, what he called 'home' - an N64 cartrige in his hoodie pocket. Earlier, he found the neglected game in a garbage bin. After cleaning it out and fixing it up, he figured it would be good to play the game. It was The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
Once he reached his little shack that rested between two buildings, he went inside, and closed the little hatch before switching on the lights. The lightbulbs flickered before coming to life, illuminating the small room. It wasn't much, but what would you expect from a young boy who lives alone? There was still electricity, despite the fact that the lightbulbs were a few years old; it's a surprise they haven't burnt out yet. (Y/n) walked over to a dusty N64 that laid on the concrete floor beside a tv, taking out the Legend of Zelda game before inserting it into the slot. He sat down on the floor, the cold surface welcoming his legs and bottom. It sent a shiver up his spine, but he was used to this. He switched on the tv after grabbing the controller, and got ready to play.
A few hours of gaming later, (y/n) got to the Temple of Time. He has collected all three of the Spiritual Stones, rescued all of the Sages, and was now ready to face Ganon in Hyrule Castle. The cutscene started to play, but... Something seemed... Off... When the doors to Hyrule Castle opened, (y/n) felt his body tingle. His eyes widened, this hasn't happened to him while playing the previous parts of the game! He started to panic, and he dropped the controller as everything started to go white. It was as if Link was going through a transition screen, but instead of the hero, it was (y/n) who was going through the screen. The boy screamed, even though no one was around to hear him, as he desperately grabbed onto the edge of the tv screen while it sucked him in. After a few more seconds, the portal closed.
The boy woke up in the Temple, the beautiful choir still playing even though there were no singers present. He looked around with his wide eyes, obviously confused and scared. "Wh-wh..where...?" He muttered, trying to make sense of his current situation. He started to stand up, his legs shaking a little from the portal, yet he managed to keep his balance. (Y/n) looked at the giant doors of the Temple that led to the resting place of the Master Sword, but the legendary weapon was out of the pedestal. 'That means... Link still has it... And...' The boy's thoughts were cut off by the sound of doors opening. He snapped his head in that direction, and what he saw caused his eyes widen and his jaw drop.
