⋆✩⋆ Currently being edited! ⋆✩⋆ She loved, fought and watched as her friends fell at the hands of evil. It was an infinite cycle where darkness prevailed and hope was lost. Despite her struggles to rewrite destiny, as a Chosen Hero of the Gods, she was forever bound to the cursed chains of fate. Again... Once more, the cycle restarts anew. [The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time] ✩ Cover art and other works of art that are featured in this book belong to their respective artists ✩ Shabby editing is done by me :D ----- Date started: 10.13.2014

Disturbed from his peaceful forest life, Link of Ordon, has to find his friend for a favor but ends up in a turn of events. Next thing he knows, he's in a cell with fur, paws, and chained down. Someone, or more like, something finds him and offers to help him escape this place and return to normal, but at a cost. *re-tale of Zelda Twilight Princess with a twist*

Hyrule has only ever dreamt of an end to the resurrection of Demise. With the returning of an ancient power, that dream could finally be fulfilled. Can the Hero of the Fourth Goddess save Hyrule once and for all?

At age 6 you were left by your parents in the forest, because you held the Triforce. All three of them, wisdom, courage, and power. You were taken in by Zelda the princess and became one yourself. You became friends with Zelda and Link. But you always felt like someone was watching you.

Something I found when I was cleaning out my writing folder. For my followers so they don't have to wait with nothing for my longer story to come out

Why didn't I realize this before? The right guy was always there, but I was so blind until tonight and all he did was ask me to dance. Now all I needed to do next was say yes. I DON'T OWN LEGEND OF ZELDA OR ANY OF THE PICTURES USED

Link was born with memories of one of his soul's past adventures, with his only clue as to why being the last words he heard Zelda say: to break the cycle, once and for all. Zelda, however, was reborn as usual, only to be raised by none other than the dreaded Ganondorf. Years have passed since he stole the throne from her real father and renamed her Kalia, hoping to throw off the Hero of Time. So why hasn't he reigned terror on the world yet? When Link finally finds Zelda, they, of course, embark on their own journey - only to find that they may be doing more harm than good. Will they be able to break the cycle before "they" do? DISCLAIMER: I do not own the Legend of Zelda characters, settings, or anything like that. This is just a work done by a fan, for other fans. All rights go to its original owners. The cover is not mine either, though I would love to know who it belongs to. They did an amazing job. Based off of my oneshot, Unbroken.

"I am shouting, screaming, my throat hurts from the pain and the red marks on my arms are glowing, but still, nobody hears me..." She has two lifes. On one side, she is a lonely, introverted young woman. On the other side, she is a princess. Princess Zelda. An intelligent, wise and strong royal. But only during the holidays, at her Smash academy. Because everytime she returns to her high school, she's the girl without a name. Zelda always thought she would never be recognized once she returned to her usual school, but this year, something's going to be different...

"...Princess Zelda stood tall on her royal pedestal, Link laying low in the shadows, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. The princess was surprisingly sharp, never taking her eyes off the crowd, even turning to take the occasional glance at the assassin's hiding spot. Link stretched his bow, readying the tiny spear inked with poison. ------ Link, a professional assassin who has been assigned the task of killing princess Zelda at her weakest, the death of her father. With Hyrule already falling into turmoil, the princess' recent loss has now left Zelda to take the blame of the imminent collapse of her kingdom. Having no one else to shoulder the weight of her substantial responsibilities, princess Zelda must find a way to restore her lands to the prosperity that once was before her father held reign. Dying seemed to be an unattainable luxury she could not afford. The prospect, however, seemed to be the sweet release she longed for.