This is the sequel story to The Princess and Her Knight. It would be helpful (but not necessarily imperative) to read that story before this one. One year after Zelda's passing, Link discovers the possibility of resurrecting Zelda using his goddess-given role in the Triforce. Link considers the ways he can bring his former queen back from the dead, but the dangers within his mission become evident when he is forced to join the recovering Yiga clan. Will Link's unbreakable spirit finally give in to the evil of the Yiga Clan? What will happen when Link discovers that reuniting with his lost love is much more threatening than he thought? *Some characters in this story belong to Nintendo*

Before the Great Calamity, Zelda and Link travel amongst Hyrule together. They must learn to tolerate each other on their journey. Zelda, having barely been able to leave the castle much before him, discovered her sense of adventure when she went out with Link. Is it possible that the two of them harbored a secret admiration for each other than ran deeper than friendship? Or would Link maintain his silence and not speak to the princess at all? This story flashes back from before and after the Great Calamity. What happens after Link defeats Calamity Ganon? This story is very long, but if I do say so myself, I think it's worth it! There will be a sequel. Contains spoilers. I DO NOT OWN THESE CHARACTERS OR ANYTHING/MONOLOGUE THAT HAPPENED IN THE GAME, it belongs to Nintendo. Some parts of the story however did not occur in the game. I hope you enjoy! Contains violence and some implications of sex. Cover art to Eorinamo, https://www.pinterest.com/amp/pin/541769030169781166/

PFP CREDIT TO THE ORIGINAL ARTIST Zelda, the fair princess of Hyrule. Link, the noiseless prince of Hytopia. Both kingdoms at war. After much conflict between each other, the two Kings decided- their eldest children will be wed as a symbol of peace between the kingdoms. All of a sudden, both of their lives drastically change overnight, becoming husband and wife. Will their marriage work, and the two kingdoms will be at peace after all these years? Or will the two of them not share love for one another, causing many more years of war between the two.

"Your relationship with my daughter must remain strictly professional. In no way will this rule ever be overturned. Do I make myself clear?" (I know the picture is from totk okay dont be fussy also all rights reserved to the picture its literally from pinterest and I wish i could draw like that cuz tf its so good) *THIS IS AN AU IT IS NOT ACCURATE!!*

This is their story, Zelda and Links happy ever after. This is the tale of how they rebuild Hyrule, make lasting friendships, and fall in love. // This story is based after the end of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Their are spoilers from the game. Nintendo owns the Legend of Zelda, I did not make any of the art I use. I only own the story and characters I make up. Started: August 2018 Ended: January 17, 2022

Before the rise of Calamity Ganon, Princess Zelda of Hyrule was appointed to travel across the lands. She was to learn about the technologies of the ancient civilizations before her kingdom rose and speak to the leaders of each nation. And along the way, she must bring her trusty friend and guard, Link. But as they travel, with nobody else around to talk to, they grow to find an affection for each other that's deeper than a friendship. But how, in a world governed by politics and potential war, could they find a way to stay together?

A Legend of Zelda fan fiction. Princess Zelda is engaged to the Gerudo Prince, Ganondorf, though knows that it will only bring Hyrule to destruction. But do her parents care? No, they think that the union between these two countries will be the best for Hyrule. In an attempt to win Zelda over, Ganondorf gives her a personal servant, a slave, named Link. Link soon learns that he has nothing to fear from Zelda and soon starts falling for her, but little does he know that he'll be thrust into the most crazed adventure of his life, one that has the fate of Hyrule hanging on the balance. Disclaimer: I do not own the Legend of Zelda. It belongs to Nintendo!

"Ganondorf Dragmire - the tyrant that usurped the Hyrulean throne from the Lost Royal Family seventeen years ago; the cruel dictator that has had his troops terrorize small villages and drag villagers to his arena, in the outskirts of Hyrule Castle, for roughly ten years; the twisted ruler that's forced his citizens to fight to the death in his arena solely for his entertainment. He's a monster." Zelda Hark is just a regular girl, living in a backwards agricultural village, safe from the clutches of Dragmire - or so she thinks. Before she knows it, her life is turned upside when Dragmire invades her village, captures her, separates her from her parents, and throws her into the jail cells, forcing her to wait for her death in the arena. Along the way, she has to decide which she prefers - green eyes or blue... [[NOW COMPLETE]] 03/11/17 ----- 10/06/17 Zelink Dystopia All rights go to Nintendo, and all rights on the plot go to me. None of this story may be transferred or copied onto another electronic device, computer, etc. That is called stealing. Cover art belongs to the amazing lilredgummie on Tumblr! Link to her work here - http://lilredgummie.tumblr.com/post/155865261902/zelink-week-day-7-breathless-heh-you-know-i

The war is over and now Zelda is Queen, while Link is Captain of the Hyrulian guard. Time has passed and suitors approach Zelda. When a Prince from a foreign Kingdom demands for Zelda's hand in marriage in order to better strengthen the two Kingdoms, what will Link do?

The Kingdom of Hyrule is a land where its history is stained in blood. A legend that has lasted throughout time and a world filled with Wisdom, Power, and Courage. A legend of a Hero, and a Princess of Destiny and how their fates must cross in order to stop an evil man and his sought for Power. Now to a time when a King and his lovely daughter Zelda upkeep the throne. A time of peace, a time when evil seemed not to exist. Unfortunately all good things must come to an end.