му нєяσιиє (Prince!Link x Hero!Reader)

ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇsᴇʀᴛs ᴘᴀʀᴛ 2: ᴛʜᴇ ᴛʀɪᴀʟ ᴀᴛ ʜᴀɴᴅ

The next day, you were following Urbosa on Nayore, making sure you didn't stray too far. The sands made it hard for Nayore to move, but not impossible. And even as Nayore moved at a gradual pace, Urbosa was patient, and walked alongside you slowly. So, as you rode, you decided to read your next letter. The one from Revali. You carefully took out the envelope and broke the seal, opening it and taking out the letter inside, which was covered in scribbled out writing.

"Dear (Y/n).

It's been quite some time since you visited me us at Rito Village. Even though you've been here for a mere day, I my sister can't stop talking about you and how beautiful idolizing you seem. She always says how she wants to be like you one day: a Hero. I honestly feel don't blame her, what with being my sibling and everything. What you are doing is incredibly danger stupid, and you could die get hurt out there. So my sister wanted me to send this to you in the hopes of reaching you. Don't preen yourself for a getting a letter from me, sweet  (Y/n). I am writing this on my sister's behalf. It's truly asinine to write this for her, but I am a great brother, after all. That's what you told me, isn't that right? You should feel honored about how a great man like me is living up to your statements. Feel free to congratulate me if we ever run into each other. Anyway, she asks how you have been, and wants to let you know that you have a place here if you truly need to let your stress go. That is all. Good luck with that Ganon creature, my Heroine.

-- The Great Champion Revali

P.S. Please stay safe, (Y/n)..."

You couldn't quite make out what he wrote, but you gave a small giggle at his attempt at narcissism. "Is that from family?" Urbosa asked, glancing at you.

You look at her. "Hm? Oh, no. This is from the Champion of the Rito."

"Revali?" Urbosa asked, confused. "Odd. Normally, that self-centered fool won't pay attention to anyone besides his sister. Why is he writing to you?"

"You could say I... "visited" a while ago...!" You said. "His sister just wanted to know how I was."

"I see," Urbosa said. "And the other letters? Who are they from?"

"Other people around Hyrule...!" You respond. "Deku Royal family, Goron tribe, people like that."

"You're quite the attraction, are you not?"

"I guess you could say that...!"

Urbosa chuckled as she walked, putting a hand on her hip. After a few moments of silence, you turn to Urbosa.

"Urbosa...?" You ask.

She looks at you. "Yes, (Y/n)?"

"I was wondering," you say, "why did you call me "little bird"?"

She didn't respond to you at first, but then she had a solemn look on her face. "There was someone I've seen in a dream as of late. Someone I've felt I've known long ago. A remarkable woman, who spread her wings and became a hope for all of Hyrule. You remind me of that dream. Such a young bird, already taking flight into a treacherous fate."

You look a bit worried, but you quickly shook it off. "It isn't a big deal," you say. "Really. I mean, yeah, all of Hyrule kinda rests on my shoulders, but I can handle it...!"

"Don't fly too close to the sun, Vehvi," Urbosa said, "for even the finest wings can burn into ash. You won't be ready until you retrieve the Master Sword."

You give a small nod, understanding. "Yes, I know," you say, "and defending Hyrule won't be a cakewalk, either...!"

"Well, you are well determined for the task. I trust you."