Link From Wind Waker Novels & Stories

It failed. I find the Link Call relay node built into the garrison wall. I know the access key. I stole the relay coordinates years ago. Sold them when the debt to Draven first came due. Now I am taking the key back. Fingers find the resonance grooves Aiden carved himself. I remember the exact tick of his jaw when the numbers finally aligned. “Forgive me,” I murmur. Thumb tracing the stone. “Or don’t. I’m not asking anymore.” Palm flat against the node. The frequency bites into skin. A high, thin whine behind my teeth. Copper-coin taste floods my mouth. Myrrh sharpens. Turns acrid. Burnt.

"The shadow magic is jamming everything. We are walking blind." "Not blind," Duncan said, his hand resting on the hilt of his hunting blade. "Zach. Step forward." Zach walked to the front of the line, his small boots crunching against the frozen black grass. He closed his eyes for a brief second, tuning into the telepathic frequency of the Alpha Link. When he opened them, the silver-gold light in his eyes shot outward like two tiny searchlights. He pointed his finger toward a steep, narrow ravine between two jagged obsidian cliffs.

Elder Klaus yelled. “Let me finish,” I said to everyone. “I will do the Luna ritual, which will bind me to the pack and to him as Luna. Ryder and I will be able to connect to each other through the mindlink, and I will also be able to connect to the pack through the packlink.

The wind was strong as we walked toward the cliff, it kept blowing against my skin and was filled with cold air and forest scent. But beneath all of that, I could smell something Aiden’s scent. Even before we got close, he had already mindlinked me, telling me that he and the warriors were here, hiding between the rocks just ahead. I tried not to look around too much, so that Cassandra wouldn’t suspect anything. But deep inside, I felt a little calmer knowing he was close.

The wind cut across the ridge as I stopped, closing my eyes slowly. And then I reached. Mindlinks weren’t words at first. They were presence, a signal sent through instinct and bond. I focused on Lucien, the Alpha. On the connection that tied command, loyalty, and blood together. For a moment there was nothing. Then his voice didn’t echo. It settled like something that had always been there. I steadied myself. “My Alpha.” You wouldn’t reach like this unless it mattered, he said. Straight to it, always. “It does,” I replied. I let the connection deepen, and shared more.

"I can make it possible." She chuckled instinctively. "Go ahead. Humor me." Without looking away from her, he brought out a small round gem, like a globe, in his hand. The blue soft light emitting from it, made her look down at what he had with him, but she was still very much at alert just in case Akeem tried to do anything funny. "Once you place your hand on this, you can communicate through that link you werewolves have." He paused, then added quickly. "Pack link."

"There's a line of wolfsbane around them. You can't get through. And if you try, you'll get hurt. Badly." She didn't need to tell me twice. If I tried to get through that barrier, I'd burn to a toast faster than I could heal. "What do I do now?" "I can break the link somewhere and then you do what you gotta do." Zelda mumbled. "Okay. Go do that." Rhea's arm flashed to pull me back, dropping it immediately after I'd turned. "Once you cut the link, they're going to feel it." Her eyes warned me to be prepared. Warned us.

That was more than enough for me. I can still endure it all, so I will keep going no matter what. _ _ _ Must have been the wind Copyright © nostxlgicxx

He shook his head sadly, “I do not believe for a moment that Ava’s soul can be used as a weapon against a darker soul. It just isn’t done.” “It’s true that it is normally not done,” stated a distant voice. “But it can be done with the right teachings.” “Grandmother Willow,” asked Mavis towards Ava. “Yes. She follows me everywhere. Believing I need the extra set of eyes, while I’m growing in the knowledge of my ancestors.” She smiled, “I’m not just a Spirit Walker, from what I have learned.” “What else,” asked Dustin. She could see the anger in his eyes, but he quickly hid it from her.

he started untangling her limbs from his body. “Wade, shall we see if the kingdom wide link works?” Wade nodded stiffly. “I’ve linked the patrol.” Marc muttered a thanks as he gave Klara a swift kiss on her forehead before getting to Wade. Wade put his hand on Marc’s shoulder, “Ready?” Both males took a breath before opening their channels, their eyes glazing, pushing to every wolf in the Kingdom “Intruder in Royal pack lands. Ensure he does not get to Silversmith land.” They closed the link and both swayed a little with the strength needed for the link. “Think it worked?” Wade asked, but as the last syllable came from his mouth, howls echoed around them, some sounded within their own pack b