Moblins Zelda Novels & Stories

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.”

Zelda's POV The dungeon smelled exactly the same as the one I was locked in earlier. Which made sense. I was now responsible for the smell. I dragged the mop across the stone floor and tried to breathe through my mouth and think about literally anything else. The water in the bucket had gone grey approximately ten minutes ago and I was choosing not to examine that too closely. Somewhere in the corner something small and fast moved through the shadows and I pointedly did not look at it. I mopped another stretch of floor.

However, once again, Gerald was changing their fortune. Thinking about it, Zelda’s expression suddenly turned fierce as he smiled before saying, “…What are all of you even worried about? Do you even think it’ll be that easy for him to obtain the water repellent stone? Quite honestly, I’d be overjoyed if he actually made it into the ancestral mines! Now that would truly be a blessing from our ancestors!” “…What? Why would you say that, grandpa?” asked Zoey. “You’ve been the smartest all this while, Zoey! How could you be such an idiot now? Have you already forgotten that we still have a trump card in our hands?”

Regina quipped. Zelda couldn't hold back the anger in her body, so she quickly approached Regina and wanted to show off. Zelda reached out her hand to forcefully push Regina's shoulder, but Regina gently leaned over. Zelda's eyes widened as she lost her balance. After that, Zelda wanted to grab Regina's collar but missed her again.

Something silver, no doubt. Before Kaynon reached the enemy, he heard the last doors click open and the air seemed to be sucked out of the cramped space. Everyone stopped immediately to turn towards the end of the prison cells. Two small children stood, hand in hand, at the wall with a shimmer of blue and red glittering smoke rising up from around their clasped palms. Cilyna's children were glowing with their power as they gave a war cry, luminous eyes on their targets on the other side of Kaynon that were blocking their exit. When they released each other's hand and clapped their own together the power that they were building together shot out and hit the vampires and hunters at the exit, d

Zelda I managed to find a cab driving down the lonely road a mile away from Jake's lodge. I'd walked the mile in my stupid pretty little flats, definitely not designed for walking, and my feet were covered in blisters. The ride was expensive too, making me regretfully hand over too much money. Money I couldn't afford to waste.

THIRD PERSON POV "Zelda... What? How's this even possible?" Mira stammered as she watched Zelda take a few more steps closer to her. Just like Lilith had told Zelda, she needed to take what was rightfully hers, so she decided to go back to the coven, but unfortunately, she couldn't give the comeback she really wanted to give because Lilith and Nora had killed the witches. Zelda chuckled upon seeing Mira... she was glad Mira was still alive so she could teach her a lesson.

He smiled, but it didn't reach his eyes. Milton took out a potion from his trousers. "Do you need an oblivion potion?" Rhobart shook his head. The Fire Mage looked at Hudde. "The one you should steal is Zell." Tizgar and Gorn sat at the table while Droyn stood next to Hudde. “Who is Zell?” Tizgar asked. "The twins' n'a—" Milton said and grinned. "No one!" Eude said. "She left anyway!" Hudde said angrily. "But we still have our princess!"