Link And Zelda นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Glenda said with a pleasant smile Zora nodded, drawing in a shaky breath. She steeled herself and reached out to her husband through the mind link. Zora began crying as she reached out to her husband through mind-link. The moment the connection opened, Alpha Dane instantly blocked her out. “Dane, please…” she whispered through the fading link, desperately trying to reconnect. It was clear he didn’t want to be disturbed, but Zora kept trying all the possible ways to get to him. Her heart sank. She looked for her phone and dialled his number. It rang—but he didn’t answer.

Zelda "Shut up," mom told me roughly, digging in the cabinet until she came back with a pair of scissors. "Don't fight this, Zelda. I don't want your blood all over my tiles." She started cutting the knots from my hair and I sobbed into my hands, feeling the weight of my hair falling down at my feet. The water was somehow even colder now, biting me in a way that it felt like needles were being pushed deep into my skin. "There we go," she finally announced a while later.

Anders teases, mischief shimmering in his eyes. “I will. What you have picked up on is a wolfen ability between Pack and Clanmates. It’s a mindlink – we can talk directly to each other without having to speak out loud. He was being a snarky ass, and I told him to shut up.” Zale’s palm is sweating a little against mine as he explains, his face tense as if he’s unsure how I will take it.

As I managed to press my weight on the door, it opened, and I figured out I was right all along; I was in the middle of a cornfield, and the only light I could spot was a distance away. “We're not going to make it,” my wolf said to me. I had tried shifting but it was almost impossible. Too painful, to be specific. “We…we'll try” I replied, grabbing my chest as a form of support. My head became light and my eyes turned heavy, blurring my vision along the way. “We need help.” My wolf continued. “At this point, we are going to die,” my wolf uttered. “No shit!” I muttered. “Where… Just where?” I thought

Instead, he muttered to himself again and again, "Where's my cheat ability? Why did it disappear? Why can't I see the future anymore?! What's going on?!" His expression was twisted with madness, like a rabid dog gone out of control. [That skill was a limited-time quirk for the newbie male lead, and it was bound to be retracted after a week.] [Even if he stocked the wrong supplies, he should've at least gotten food too. But this guy stocked only ice?] [Another brain-dead male lead, abandoned by the system.] At that moment, the signal cut off. I shrugged again, before continuing to eat my grilled meat.

She clung to Dawn's support, finding solace in her unwavering presence and the understanding that they shared. Together, Zelda and Dawn embarked on a delicate journey—one filled with moments of hope and moments of mourning. The dreams that once plagued Zelda's slumber transformed into a tapestry of exploration, as they navigated the enigmatic realms side by side. Dawn's presence acted as a shield against the perils that lurked within the dreamscapes, providing a sense of security and guidance.

I said to him. “This is different. I’ve marked the guards’ rotations and the areas of the dungeon that aren’t closely monitored. But that’s not the real plan.” I unfolded the map, scanning its contents briefly before looking up. “Go on.” Durmas leaned closer, and lowered his voice. “Zelda’s power lies in her influence over the elders and the council. She’s built her web carefully, but there’s a weak link—Elder Ivan. He’s ambitious, but he’s grown discontent with her leadership. He’s been quietly seeking an alliance.”

Ariadne bellowed at her companion. Kilvic gave his attention to Ariadne briefly. She stood where the wave of fire had come from. Compound linking, he noted. Just how many? To ignite a point in the atmosphere was one thing. To ignite more required more links. But compound links were built on association. They were easier to accumulate than normal links. They did not hold as much strength as actual links but they compensated by serving to increase quantity were they lacked quality. The girls were focusing on him rather than Moss which lacked appropriate logic. What had she told them?

’ JP mind linked Zoe. ‘Yes, bring him to the hall.’ Zoe answered. “I hear that something is happening in the hall, why don’t we find out?” Luka was also curious to know what is going on so, he agreed. They could hear chatter as they got closer. ‘We are at the door.’ He mind linked Zoe again, and she stood there waiting. They opened the door and Luka was shocked to see his entire pack there and even other packs.

I am paralysed by my own fear. ‘Aiden,’ I scream for help through the mind-link but there is something that acts as a barrier within my own head and no matter how many times I call for him, I don't get through. "Don't bother sweetie." My attention flicks back to Zelda, who like the serpent that tempted Eve in the bible, was slithering her way towards me, her eyes like daggers, her teeth glinted in the dark. "You won't be able to get through to him using the mind-link. I'm an expert at barrier spells, even if I say so myself." Her voice grates on me and finding my strength again I raise my hands but Zelda already has a plan in action.