But I Do Now

There is always such a thing as too much power.

The legacy of the great Hero of Hyrule goes back thousands of years. In every age that the grand kingdom is in danger, a hero rises up to defeat the evil and restore peace.

The great King of Evil has lived through many heroes, and has never been able to take Hyrule for himself for long before the hero takes him down once again. With the connected worlds, he learns of the existence of six precious gemstones in another world with enough power to kill the hero with a single blast. He steals said gemstones, but with such overwhelming power, and a kind of magic that he had never been exposed to before, the magic and power drive all sense and sanity from his head, and transform him into a wicked, power-hungry monster that will destroy everything in his path.

For the first time in history, the hero may die. For the time in history, the hero may not come out on top. For the first time in history, the legacy of the hero may be broken forever.