Legend of Zelda: The Lost Queen

Waking up disorientated and chained to your own bedroom wall in a castle that was once warm and inviting yet now stood bleak and cold was not the way Tarlien Koriis thought her life was going to go. Finding out that a decade had passed since she'd been put into the trance-like coma and then learning that countless people had tried to kill her but failed was also a bit of a shock. Still, that decade-long sleep was going to be the best thing that had ever happened to the mage when she is thrust into the middle of a war and a quest to a)save her sister's life and b) avenge the murder of her mother and usurp the one man hell bend on ruining her life. So, maybe waking up a bit disorientated wasn't the worst thing in the world.

(I do not own Legend of Zelda or any of the characters in this story except for the Zycopians and the characters not involved in any of the LoZ timelines.)