Link And Zelda Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Arena asked. "Yes!!" I admitted. "Then let's go for a run," she suggested. "I'm in," I agreed excitedly. "Wait, I will join you," I heard Lyon’s voice in my mind. He could mind-link with me. "Yes, Selena! Now we are able to talk to each other through this mind link," he said as Zander shifted swiftly.

Buddy, I found something. When once done, he let the crushed flowers fall on the ground and marched back to the cave. Zander tried to connect to Ryley but couldn't. His head started spinning for exerting pressure over their mind link but in vain. Seemed like there was no network for connecting them just like their phones.

That’s what kept me sane. That, and Link’s silent presence. He didn’t push. He didn’t follow me like a shadow. But he was always close—lingering in the halls, brushing his fingers against mine when we passed, texting me before bed: Link: Still with you. Even if you're pretending to be just a maid. Me: I’m not pretending. I am a maid. A magical, bloodline-shaking, floor-sweeping maid. Link: The hottest one I’ve ever seen.

Taking a closer look I noticed the phone I'm Izaak's hand wasn't his, but Leland's, and just like that the goddess answered my prayers. I immediately knew that whatever proof Izaak had was in his phone, if only I could get a hold of it, but how? Zoro! I tried mindlinking him but I couldn't reach him, he seemed to be pretty far away. Then I thought about Tiana. "Hey T," I mindlinked her. "What the hell Felix!" She growled in the mind link. "You can't just mind link me whenever you like, you don't own me!" She yelled. "Wait a minute, how are you able to mind link me?"

Ella whispered, "They used to be enemies. Lyca unintentionally caused a girl named Zelda, who happened to be Zack's girlfriend, to be taken by Warg. Since then, they've been mortal enemies." I nodded, but inside, I felt a pang of pain. It was as if my heart was being squeezed by a giant hand, making it difficult to breathe properly.

He asked defiantly and I pursed my lips in an attempt to not look as needy as I actually was, I didn’t want him to know I was much I was feeling empty without his presence. “No..!” I lied, trying to keep my eyes on my hands but couldn’t help but gaze at his tall muscular form. He looked like a god, a chocolate brown god of beauty. “Huh!” He scoffed, a dirty look on his face. “I thought I heard someone link to me… screaming my name…” Link? I didn’t intend to link to his mind, I was still an amateur at creating mind links and I guess that was because I did not have my wolf, but the mate bond was just as powerful and I must have subconsciously linked to his mind.

Orion gently placed his sword in her hand. The last thing Link ever saw was Jayden, holding a sword high above him. She was bloody, bruised, and her eyes were filled with tears. He closed his own eyes just before she drove the sword into his heart. Before they could regroup, a door opened down the hall. Zeek looked at the others and said “It is time. May the gods be with us all.” Chapter Twenty-four

I had been doing it a lot, I noticed. I realized I hadn’t mind linked Zaliver through the mating bond. He did it once but not through the bond. He used his alpha link to me. I closed my eyes and concentrated on finding the link. I pictured Zaliver in my mind. His image was easy to conjure up. As soon as his face popped up in my mind, I let the thread that connected us both come to life, letting the magic of the bond consume me. I let myself melt into the vibrant and warm golden red thread.

His voice sounded so far away. "Oh you didn't think the mind link only worked one way did you, babe?" Cedric asked. "I hoped so." "That little barrier you put up to keep us out is rather cute. It won't hold. The moment I figure out the enchantment I will take it down and be in Gynem." "We'll be ready for you."I said firmly. "Oh you can't believe that Zelda. Unless you mean you're ready to accept my proposal and become my Queen." "Over my dead body."

Elliot's sister, Dawn, became a central figure in these recollections, a source of camaraderie and understanding during Zelda's most challenging moments. As the waves rhythmically crashed against the shore, Zelda wove a tapestry of stories, recounting the trials and triumphs of her hunting experiences. She spoke of the exhilaration of the chase, the primal instincts that guided her, and the bonds forged with her fellow hunters, including Dawn. Through her words, Elliot glimpsed the depths of Zelda's resilience and the strength she possessed within.