Hyrule is in ruin. The princess is imprisoned, and the King of Evil roams free. The last hope of the kingdom? One 13-year-old boy. Can Link reform the Triforce and save Princess Zelda? Or will Ganon cover the land in darkness? A novelization of the original Legend of Zelda. Inspired by LinkedUniverse and the Twilight Princess novel 'What Makes a Hero'.

On a person's pendant is the first name of their soulmate, the name of the person their soul is bonded to. When young figure skating prodigy Zelda and young ice hockey prodigy Link received their names at the same time and it happened to be the other, they weren't pleased and they were determined to keep it a secret and keep away from eachother. However, being in many of the same classes, having the same birthday and having extremely bad luck, the two just couldn't do so. Now there is a pair figure skating competition, and it just so happens that Zelda is chosen to partner with the captain of Hyrule's ice hockey team to represent Hyrule. All characters are owned by Nintendo.

It's in the title! Most, if not all, of these ideas are from the LU discord! I live on the LU discord, it's my life. I was gonna bullshit a cover but I decided to just be lazy

A short one-shot set in the aftermath of the events of Ocarina of Time. WARNING: Major plot spoilers for my Ocarina of Time novel!

Ganondorf had always known the price of war was a heavy one. Yet, his plan to seize Hyrule and steal the Triforce would cost a lot more than he bargained for. Nabooru had been right- he was a monster, but he didn't care. Title pic by Castcuraga @ DeviantArt.

In the Desert Colossus, Navi will have to face some of her greatest fears. Much to her dismay, life has an unfortunate habit of making you confront things that you'd rather avoid at the worst possible moments.

A Linked Universe fluff one-shot for Hyrule Week 2019. The heroes get talking about women after meeting Sky's Zelda, and discover Sky isn't the only romantic in the party.

A one-shot based on a deleted scene from my Ocarina of Time novelization, celebrating 20-years of Ocarina of Time (almost twenty years).

The following excerpt from my Ocarina of Time novelization contains a deleted scene that I wanted to keep, but it strayed too much from the serious tone of the story, and so I deleted it. It has been modified so that anyone who hasn't read my novel, or does not wish to (which I won't hold against anyone), can read it.