Bring Peace To Hyrule Field Novels & Stories

Roya is back? The two crystals were shining bright spiraling in the air. There were symbols on the water, shiny golden ones, that spreader almost instantly. The water suddenly felt calm and comforting, making you want to only think about the good times you had. And she figured, maybe this is the power of harmony. Once Kenshi was done, he opened his eyes and then the waters faded. He walk towards Mizuko and reached his hand for her. "It's all done," he says. "Let's go home."

"Elysia, show them the true strength of the Enchanted Realm!" The ground beneath Elysia trembled violently, sending shockwaves radiating outward. The very fabric of space seemed to ripple and distort, creating a mesmerizing yet unsettling spectacle. The battlefield became a swirling symphony of wind, water, fire, earth, and lightning—an awe-inspiring display of elemental might that left even the most battle-hardened warriors speechless.

Beside him, Freya let out a long, breathless sigh, leaning her head briefly against his shoulder before looking up at him with a tired, beautiful smile. Dominic walked over to the defeated Prophet, nudging the shattered pieces of the altar stone with his boot. "It's over, old man. The Wastes are clean." High on the chasm rim, Dom Jr. and Princess Nora raised their swords toward the sky, signaling to the waiting army below. From the entrance of the canyon, a chorus of thousands of voices erupted into a triumphant roar that echoed across the mountains—a cry that signaled not just the end of a battle, but the beginning of an era of absolute peace for the United Realm of the Sun and Moon.

Elara's POV Finally, Peace Reigned The land, once drenched in blood and shadow, now shimmered under the soft light of the moon. The scent of fresh earth filled the air, and the trees, once whispering with fear, stood tall, their branches rustling with a sense of peace. The howls of war had faded into the night, replaced by the steady rhythm of nature reclaiming what had been stolen. I stood at the river’s edge, watching the water ripple gently under the silver glow. My reflection stared back at me—hair loose, face no longer hardened by battle, but not quite softened yet either.

We'll see how long you can keep up the bluff. The clearing was a field of light and shadow as the battle raged on. I countered every blow I made with one. The effort of maintaining the spell was draining me, and my body screamed in pain. I had too much to lose to give up. It was for more than me. It was for Hailey, Aaron, and the delicate peace we'd been able to maintain with other species at last. We've fought hard to preserve it.

I have to do this… for my brothers, for these children, for the peace we’ve just begun to taste. “Okay, everyone. We’re going to help Daphne,” I declare, my voice ringing with newfound strength. “Imagine your light… the joy, the laughter, everything we’ve built together. Let’s send it to her. On three! One… two… three!” As we channel our energy, a brilliant light erupts, illuminating the clearing around us. The laughter and joy that once filled this place return, vibrant and alive. I can feel the warmth wrapping around us, pushing back the shadows threatening to encroach once more.

They had come together, so standing together was natural. Draco gestured to Anderson to come forward. He would be the one to speak to everyone. He knows what steps they are to take and where to go to. Anderson moved closer to Draco. Everyone focused their attention on him. He began. "First of all, I want to appreciate everyone who is here to help us bring peace back to the world. It is a privilege to have you all here. I appreciate your concerns. Though everyone here knows that their lives are at stake here, we still made sure we trained so well. I know that victory is ours. As we are going to be matching to the castle bridge, let us all know that we will conquer". Everyone nodded. "We will

He doesn't push her like I do. Their fight the other night had made me feel great. I hated hearing Astrid cry and wanted to run in there to comfort her, but I knew that would have pissed her off more. She's not ready for me yet. I was surprised that Lucas had actually said anything though. That was the first time I heard him have a sliver of a back bone. I started a hologram practice that I had asked Libby and Tristan to make. We use this during training a lot to help them learn to fight in a battlefield setting. I gave myself a few enemies wanting a decent challenge, but nothing to tire me out.

In which case, my time would run out. Lily and I would be dead. "Hey, Princess, here for a late-night tea time? I wouldn't suppose I was invited, huh?" I jumped and nearly dropped the tea onto the floor as Dylan snuck up on me. I wanted to throw the tray of tea at him for startling me like that. This was the last thing I needed right now! I composed myself, careful to not look annoyed or suspicious, and replied, "Actually, I didn't intend on staying. But, I had a special tea brewed for the prince, one that specializes in muscle recovery and stress reduction. It might help him since he's a warrior and all."

The Red Teary Moon Pack stood in awe as they entered the breathtaking meadow, its colorful tapestry of wildflowers stretching as far as the eye could see. The air was filled with the gentle fragrance of blossoms, and the soft rustling of leaves carried the whispers of the wind. Emily, her eyes sparkling with wonder, turned to Liam and said, "Liam, can you believe the beauty of this place? It's like a painting brought to life." Liam nodded, a peaceful smile gracing his face. "Indeed, Emily. We have faced countless challenges and battles, but moments like these remind us of the peace and harmony that we fight to protect. It fills my heart with joy to see our pack thriving in such tranquility."