Midna's Story (Twilight Princess)
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Complete, First published Aug 20, 2012
Midna was not always the annoying imp we know her to be. She was the twilight princess, respected and gentle. But she has a story to tell, and feelings for Link that he may never notice. (Do not read this if you have not finished the game Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess, because it contains spoilers and real scenes from the games. The other parts are things I made up.)
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