**ON HIATUS** Our past (A Modern/Medieval Zelink fanfic)

Time.

***Present-time***

"Where are those rumored heroes, Ghiriham?" Ganondorf, King of all Evil, asked his servant.

"I don't know, master. I've searched far and wide, with no sign of them." Ghiriham replied.

After Calamity Ganon, one of Ganondorf's forms, took over Hyrule, he transformed into his mortal form.

"No matter, their absence is a very nice thing to me. I've grown tired of them thwarting my plans." Ganondorf said.

The two walked through the ruins of Hyrule. They stepped over dead bodies, Hylians and monsters alike.

Most buildings were destroyed, and the roads were split. No signs of life could be seen, because everyone was either hiding or dead.

In a small, white house, there were in fact 2 people hiding.

It was Zelda's father and Link's mother.

"Have you gotten ahold of Zelda?" Lily, Link's mother, questioned Rhoam, Zelda's father.

"No. Have you heard from Link?"

She shook her head.

"Last I saw them, they were walking together, and Link had a sword in hand." Rhoam told her.

"Hylia, I hope they're okay.." Lily sighed.

"I'm sure they are, they're the chosen ones, after all." Rhoam comforted her.

"You're right, and Link can easily defend himself and her." She said, to which Rhoam nodded.

-

"Ah, this was all too easy." Ganondorf said, standing on top of the ancient statue of Hylia.

"Right. Too easy." A voice said.

"Who was that?" Ganondorf demanded, looking around.

The old witch stood at the bottom of the statue. She held her hand up, and in a flick of light, weakened Ganondorf's presence temporarily.

"Gah! Who the hell are you!?" He screamed, clutching the glowing wound on his chest. It was there from the time he had been banished to the twilight realm thousands of years ago.

The witch put her hands together and prayed.

"Link, Zelda, please hurry.."

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***Past-time***

Zelda POV

"Link, Zelda, help us.."

"Remember your goal.."

I awoke with a start. It felt like I had a bad dream. But a woman's voice was in my mind, asking me to help her.

Link woke up the same way. We looked at each other, wildly confused.

"Did you..?"

"I did."

"Head to the lost woods, and pull the Master Sword from its pedestal.."

Link's eyes widened.

"The legendary Master Sword!?" He exclaimed.

"Maybe we should listen to this voice..I get the feeling i've heard it before." I told him.

He nodded.

"Let's leave as soon as we can." He stated.

We both quickly got dressed, taking a few moments to remember the night before.

"Good morning-" Impa started.

"No time, we have to leave!" I explained to Impa, and we hopped on our horses.

They started running, and we were quickly at the walls of Fort Hateno.

Suddenly, the sky started turning a horrible color. It was a mix of black, purple, and an evil red. Lightning struck, and a horrifying figure swirled around out of the clouds, roaring in anger.

"Ganon.." I mumbled, unable to believe what I was seeing.

From where we were, I could see pillars rising out of the ground in front of the castle. Guardians started pouring out of them, their usual blue lights were pink.

We ran past one, and unfortunate for us, it started aiming at us.

"What!? They're supposed to be on our side!" I shouted, and Link and I speed up our horses to escape its deadly beam.

We made it to roughly southeast Hyrule field, before a guardian shot at us. It didn't hit us, but it hit the ground in front of Storm's feet, causing him to go wild.

I was thrown off, hitting the wet grass with a hard thud. I hadn't even realized it was pouring down rain.

"Zelda!!" Link screamed, hopping off Epona.

He helped me up, and we quickly tried to hop onto Epona. He helped me on, but wasn't able to get on himself.

The same guardian that made Storm go crazy was coming right at us.

"Link! Get on! Hurry!!" I screamed.

He looked back, then slapped Epona's leg, making her dart away. I screamed his name at the top of my lungs, watching him battle the guardian. Tears poured down my face, and I couldn't focus on the task at hand.

Epona didn't stop until we made it to korok forest. She neighed, telling me I had a job to do.

I hopped off, petting her nose. I rested my forehead against her muzzle. She knew what had just happened, and she knew it was up to me to save him.

Storm came running up to us, an actual apologetic look in his eyes. I patted his muzzle, then hurried into the Lost Woods.

-

After what felt like hours of getting lost, I made it to the Great Deku Tree.

"Great Deku Tree, Link is in danger. I need this sword to save him." I pleaded with the ancient tree.

"I'm sorry, your highness. You aren't the chosen hero, you are unable to pull out the sword. You would surely lose your life where you stand." The tree replied.

I furrowed my brows in anger, looking at the sword. All at once, memories of past lives flooded into my head.

I held my hand up, and it started glowing.

"I made this sword. I can take it if I please." I stated, covering the sword with a golden light.

I put my hands on the handle, and pulled it out with some difficulty, but it came out.

"Good day to you." I said, walking out of the Lost Woods.

Once I was out, I immediately jumped onto Epona's saddle. She ran as fast as she could to where we last saw Link, but he wasn't there.

I hopped off, and saw a trail of blood. I gasped in horror, quickly following the trail. It led into the woods, where there was a small cabin.

I burst into the cabin, where an old man sat in front of a bed with Link on it.

I dropped the sword and rushed to Link's side. I hugged him, kissing his face all over.

"You scared me.." I whispered.

"I'm sorry..I..didn't want you..to get hurt." He apologized through gritted teeth.

The doctor was stitching up a wound on his stomach, and tending to the reopened one across his chest.

I picked the Master Sword up, leaning it and its sheath against the wall.

"You actually got it..?How?" He asked.

I smiled.

"I made it, silly. In my first lifetime. I can do what I want with it." I explained.

He smiled weakly.

"I guess so.." He said.

I kissed him once more, savoring it much longer.

It was obvious we had lots of work to do.