Writing Zelda: Finding Hope

[JJ]

[COLOR=darkslateblue]Chapter 1
[I]After Link had sealed Gannon in the other realm Zelda had turned the world back seven years so Link could have his childhood back. She also became a child again and the two became great playmates. Sadly, Navi had left Link, so after a while even playing with her bored poor Link. He became restless and wanted to go on a hunt for his lost faire friend. He saddled Epona and he rode up to the castle with a long goodbye for Zelda. When he left she gave him the Ocarina of Time and the Song of Time, so he could remember what he was leaving behind. She waved goodbye as he quickly trotted out of the castle courtyard and into the sunshine.[/I]

Dear Journal
This is the last memory I have. Link left on that fateful day two years ago and he still hasn't retuened. Everyday I fall deeper into a depression that I cannot get out of. It is like he took a part of my soul that I gave out. Everyday the wound begins to dull in pain. Soon I fear it will diminish totally.

I must be crazy. Even at only 4'6 height I am almost as tall as he was when he left. My blue eyes are like pools that can pull you in and cause you to be enchanted. My fair yellow hair, is like silk brushed and cared for by a professional from somewhere near Hyrule. I think she said Termina but I sometimes forget these sort of details.

It scares me that I could ever forget him. He was a spunky 4'6 hyrulain boy. His fair brown hair satyed neatly behind his Kokirian cap. His green tunic and pants give way to his dreamy emerald eyes. He also wears brown boots that bring out his natural brown hair color. His small Kokirian sword hangs by his side on his belt. His shield was strapped to his back in a most noble fashion. He kept his ocarina in a small bouch on his belt. He was so small. I realize now that he was a grown up on the inside, something inside me wanted to believe that he was still a kid.

I don't think I'll ever forget him, but if I do may Nayru help me. I shall never forget you my fairie friend.[/COLOR]

Note: Since no one has posted anything I am going to put Chapter 2 on this post. Feedback would be nice but you dont have to! ;)
Edit: I changed this just a bit. Its now going to be a journal. ;)


[COLOR=darkgreen]Chapter 2
Dear Journal

Today the delegates from each of the seven realms has come for the annual meeting of elders. Each delegate has brought the elder of their group to discuss matters of importance in the community. The Hyalian delegate is yours truly and I have brought father to the meeting. The Kakariko Villagers have sent Impa as their delegate and thier elder is a man I have not seen before. He calls himself Joyful and he is well respecte by everyone including Impa.

The Gorons have sent their leader Darunia as their delegate and elder. He is very kind hearted soul and I love listening to his stories of Goron mischief. The Zora's have sent their Princess Ruto as a delegate and King Zora as thier elder. I don't much like Ruto for she is way to spoiled. She always has to have her way and she throws a tantrum if she doesn't. She is also very stubborn. If everyone doesn't agree with her she won't budge from the subject. Luckily this meeting is for the elders only so I won't have to deal with her much.

The Kokiri have sent the one called Saria for elder and delegate. She is such a happy soul and she is so free-spirited. I hope that she has information about Link. I do miss him. But this isn't the time. The Gerudo have sent one called Nabooru to delegate. They have not an elder because of thier loyalty to Ganondorf. I think that Nabooru personally could care less. She has the gleam of more splendid things at heart. I secretly hope to have a discussion with her before the meeting is over. Our final delegate is that from the Deku. Their delegate is one of great heft. He is taller than me and can pickup three good sized soilders. He is also smart in political maters, he can calm even the most angry of politicians. He has such a kind voice and kind heart that I fear he might replace Link's heart. Their elder is one of extreme age. He is hunched over and speaks only in whispers. When he talks, though, it is of the most powerful words you could here. His speaches don't last more than a minute or two, but they can move entire halls. I admire him personally though because of his freeness. He can do as he pleases and not be scolded. I realize that stealing a horse and riding out in the field maybe dangerous, but it wasn't like I was running away. Malon was riding with me the whole time. Oh. I forgot to tell you about Malon!

Malon is the daughter of Talon, the owner of Lon Lon Ranch. They produce the milk for all of Hyrule and they also train horses. During the first few days of Link's absence I was so down that they almost sent me to some relatives in another country. Luckily I saw Malon riding her horse through the fields, and realized that all I needed to do was go out and ride on a horse. I quickly sent for the royal escort and we walked to the ranch where I met Malon and began learning how to ride a horse. After I had the basics we were allowed to ride in Hyrule Field. We rode all over going from the Valley to Zora's Domain. I had such an expirence. I then realized that Malon was more than an intructer, she was a friend. So I invited her to the castle where we spent the night playing tricks on the guards. It was so much fun! She left and thats what began our friendship. Sometimes I think about what life without her would be like, but I just cannot see it.[/COLOR]