(Do I know that the original Hyrule Warriors came out when I started high school, and I've now finished college? Yes. Am I going to let that stop me from posting a story about my favorite LoZ character? No, absolutely not. But please feel free to comment if you enjoy, I love reading all that I get!)
"Volga," Ghirahim started, his tone now one of cautious worry, "do you think that these happenings- the mana surges, the mana sickness that people are experiencing- might...be related to the three kids?"
Volga damn near choked on his own voice as Volvagia, who had been entirely silent, gave a snarl so furious he would have been certain people would have been able to hear it had he not been confined to Volga's skull.
"The hell makes you say that? They're kids, Ghirahim, barely in high school," he snapped, barely keeping his tone a whisper.
"Think about it, Volga. You've seen Link's and Zelda's incarnations before, we both have. They always have the same look, the same air about them. It could be coincidence that they look like the original hero and Goddess, and share their names. But Zelda's incredible cunning and staggeringly keen knowledge on events that aren't written in modern history books, Link's keen sense of what is right and wrong that he never got from you- my apologies, but you've learned more from him about hylian morality than he did you- and his natural affinity with a blade that's giving you a run for your money when he's only sixteen. You weren't around for when the original Vaati terrorized the lands, but...the current Vaati's powers are frighteningly similar, and they're a spitting image of the original wind mage."
It was Volga's turn to go deathly silent as he mulled over what Ghirahim said, his brows pinching downwards in thought. No. No. It couldn't be true. It couldn't. Then, that would mean-
Night Rider - A httyd and Hiccstrid book.
-Astrid's pov-
8 years. That's how long it has been. 8 lonely, cold, devastating years of my life that I will never get back. Every night I dream the same dream - every night the same day returns to haunt me over and over. That day dramatically changed my life for the worst. Why did that day happen?
Everyone learnt to leave me in peace in the morning. Everyone knew my deepest, darkest secret that changed people's opinions of me forever. Everyone knew my arch enemy, but only 2 people know why he is my arch enemy. My friends still talk to me, just not in the same way as they used to - it's almost as if they are scared of me, or don't want to be associated with me.
One day I want this to change. One day I want my life to turn around. One day I will truely be me again. One day I will be happy. One day I will be free. I cannot see that day in the forseeable future, but I know it will come, and I know somehow it is connected to my enemy.
*I know that it is an over-used story line but I tried to spice it up a little. Kinda like how you may always eat a Chicken Masala and then you try a Vindaloo - they're both food and both curries but one is different from the other*
There are extra chapters at the end containing side-stories of this book. It will make more sense when you read the chapter titled: 'The little boat' near the end of the book, but the actual story is 60 chapters long.