Prince Link fears he can never live up to his mother's expectations. Zelda has just been knighted into the Royal Guard. When Link unwittingly unleashes a horror upon Hyrule, Zelda must protect this foolish prince and help him defeat the impending evil that is lurking in Hyrule. The cover art was posted on the internet by blueskittlesart. I do not own the pictures for the chapters either. Zelda and Link as well a few other characters are owned by Nintendo but the rest of the them are mine! February 21, 2021 - May 4th, 2023 I do not own Nintendo nor do I claim to. Although I will be using the BOTW world and characters in this story.

A ZeLink story of Link and Zeldas travels and expierence directly after the Calamity. Their journey to rebuild Hyrule and restore everything they knew. Including Zelda help restore the memories of Link, including the times they had together. The feelings they have still remain, but will they pursue them now that they no longer have the burden of the Calamity looming over them? All characters are owned and copyrighted by Nintendo. All artwork used in chapters belongs to their rightful creators!

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐩𝐥𝐞 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬: 𝐁𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐝 (𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐤 1) The Calamity Ganon-an ancient evil which has plagued the Kingdom of Hyrule for a century-has fallen to the hands of the hero, Link, and the princess, Zelda. Though they were victorious in sealing the beast, the monstrous servants of the Calamity still linger, and the most of the kingdom was lost to time and taken over by the wild. Opting to forgo their titles and start a new life as regular travelers before starting to rebuild the kingdom, Link and Zelda begin their new life in the Era of the Wild, trying to discover why the monsters still exist. Little do they know, someone might be guiding them toward a quite unexpected trial... 𝑬𝒅𝒊𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒊𝒂𝒍 @Mmmm___Vegany (Twitter) @CaptnMoss (Twitter) @golden_hylian (Wattpad) @SolusVulpus (Archive of Our Own) 𝑨𝒓𝒕𝒊𝒔𝒕𝒔 @Hanabelink (Twitter) @CaptnMoss (Twitter) @Mozzygan (Twitter) @Enayru (Twitter) @Za85bon (Twitter)

Zelda, the governor's daughter, is an aspiring author who can only write in coffee shops. Forced by her father to move away from Central, and her beloved coffee shop, she must find a replacement. She finds this in "Hyrule Coffee," owned by a kind young man her own age. When he proposes a deal to her, how will it change both of their lives? Story is the fluffiest I've ever written, but it also has much deeper subjects. It changes drastically near the end. If you love this story and could spare the price of a coffee, please consider supporting me on my ko-fi! (link in my account description) (Hate speech, swearing, and inappropriate comments will be deleted. Don't complain to me if your comment disappears) Legend of Zelda characters are copyright to Nintendo Cover was drawn by me :) Story started - March 2nd, 2017 Story ended - March 5th, 2019

A Cinderella meets Legend of Zelda, but the roles are reversed. Instead of a prince looking for his princess, the princess Zelda must balance her duty with her desires. Instead of a young maiden turned maid, Link is stuck protecting his younger sister from their evil stepfather and stepbrothers. News of the reincarnation of Ganondorf is given to the royal family. The young Princess Zelda is pushed harder than ever to unlock her sacred sealing power, while also expected to hide this terrifying information from her kingdom. But all she wants is to pursue her passion of studying the flora and fauna of Hyrule. As a son of a royal knight, Link has a fighter's spirit. When his father died from an untimely illness, his mother had to marry in order to provide for her two children. Shortly after, she passed, too, leaving Link and his sister to their stepfather. Link was forced to do the household chores if he wanted his stepbrothers to keep their hands off his sister. When news of a ball comes around, both Zelda and Link find their chance at a different life. *characters and some setting and plot not mine* *I will delete comments if they cuss or have inappropriate jokes or comments. Constructive criticism is okay.*