Legend of Zelda: Dark Echoes

Legend of Zelda: Dark Echoes

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Link was just an ordinary boy who worked as a knight - a job he loved. But after being accused of something he did not do, Link finds that his life has completely changed now from being an ordinary boy, to a legendary hero. And so he embarks on a journey to restore peace while being accompanied by a mysterious demon named Nefan. But can he trust him? Read to find out.
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Treated as an outcast amongst the mysterious Kokiri children, Link was always different from the others. It wasn't until the Great Deku Tree finally bestowed unto him a guardian fairy, something that every Kokiri had. Excited to become accepted as part of the tribe, Link would soon find out that the Great Deku Tree had larger plans for him. Meanwhile, in the midst of rifts between the Gerudo and the Hylians, the King of the Gerudo has travelled to Hyrule Castle Town to make peace, and pledge allegiance to the King of Hyrule. Zelda, the young princess of Hyrule and heiress to the throne, does not trust the Gerudo King, but the words from the child's mouth fall against deaf ears. The Royal Family guards ancient secrets of the goddesses, but Zelda knows something more about the fate of Hyrule.

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