Reflection in the Water - A Breath of the Wild Fanfiction

Chapter 56

   Today was the day that everything was changing. Link and Princess Zelda were in the process of improving Hyrule. Ranmaru was preparing his goal. The kitsunes were establishing their home. Hayate was going to go back to his own time. But before that all happens, it was Kagami and Sidon's big day.

   Kagami was looking at herself in a big mirror, dressed in a frilly, long white dress. A transparent veil covered her face which was adorned by a flower crown. She held a bouquet of red roses tied with a red ribbon. Kagami swallowed hard at her appearance, knowing that each second that passed was getting closer to the moment.

   As Kagami was looking at the mirror, she heard someone entering the room. She turned around to see Ranmaru, his eyes widening in surprise. His attire was a black tuxedo with a white dress shirt accompanied by a red rose. His face returned to normal as he gave her a shy smile. He gazed at her like she was some kind of goddess in his eyes. "You look... Beautiful." Ranmaru commented as he was scratching his face shyly.

   Kagami warmly smiled back at him. "Thank you, Ranmaru. I know you're nervous of walking me down the aisle." Kagami always thought her own father or brother would walk her down the aisle when she got married, but things turned out like this where her cousin was the one who will do it.

   Ranmaru extended his hand towards her. "Are you ready to go?"

   Kagami nodded as she walked over to him, linking her arms with his. "I'm ready." On her other arm, she was squeezing the bouquet tightly as she felt anxiety trying to overcome her.

   The wedding took place in the throne room as it was decorated nicely for their wedding. There were many people attending the wedding as you would imagine. All of the Zora people were attending as were other outside guests as well. The two kitsunes have made it back to the domain as they wanted to witness their dear friend Kagami's wedding. Link and Princess Zelda made it as well, dressed in a more formal attire. Some people from Lurelin Village made it to the wedding, as well as Impa and Paya from Kakariko Village. Even the chief from Gerudo City, Riju, accompanied by her bodyguard made it. Of course, Hayate was there to witness his own parents' wedding. His attire was a black tuxedo with a dark blue dress shirt with thin black stripes, complemented by a blue rose.

   On the altar, King Dorephan was there sitting on his throne like usual. An elderly Zora who will act as the officiant for the wedding, Kapson, was standing in the middle of the altar patiently. Standing at the side of the altar was none other than the Zora prince, Sidon. He was eager to see his bride, but also very nervous as he felt his legs trembling a bit. Sidon's eyes perked as he saw a couple of people appearing at the end of the altar.

   Everyone's attention was now turned onto the lady of the hour. Ranmaru and Kagami's arms were linked together, slowly walking down the aisle. Behind them were the Zora children who were throwing rose petals on the ground. Sidon's eyes widen as he stood there with his mouth opened, not believing such a sight.

   Kagami and Ranmaru stopped in their tracks as they made it to the altar. Sidon slowly made his way over towards them, still stunned by Kagami's appearance. Ranmaru was staring at Sidon, giving him a slight smile. "Take care of her, Prince Sidon."

   Sidon slowly nodded as he smiled back. "I will." Kagami's arms unlinked with Ranmaru's as her arms were now linked with Sidon's. Ranmaru started blinking, not expecting that moment to make him feel so emotional.

   Ranmaru made his way to his seat that was next to Hayate, wiping his finger under his eye. Hayate turned over to him, gently patting his back. "Let it all out, Uncle." Ranmaru sniffed as he was trying to make himself stop tearing up.

   Kagami and Sidon turned to one another, looking at each other as they were standing at the altar. They shyly smiled at one another as Sidon spoke up. "You look beautiful..." His eyes were smiling, admiring his bride.