Twilight Princess Link Art Novels & Stories

Princess Alleta lifted her face and smiled. "Let me do something for you," said Queen Lourine Chatrine and then stepped back and raised her hands. A moment later, a circular green light surrounded the pond. Prince Xander and Princess Alleta were within the circle. Slowly, the green light turned into green walls. Right where Prince Xander and Princess Alleta were standing, a green door appeared. Instantly, the green light disappeared.

"I suggest you get a move on princess; I can always send my guards back to collect your pretty boy, or maybe those lovely little twin brothers of yours." Closing my eyes, I take a deep breath opening the connection of my powers as the outside world fades away. I'm walking in the clouds; there is no sign of the prince I can only feel his energy, his aura is so close to that of Davins I still don't understand why but this princes are darker and more frightening I already feel myself being pulled towards him as the fluffy white clouds turn darker. I keep walking pulled in by his forces; until I find myself surrounded by total darkness.

"You're not fit to be my Luna." That's what my mate said before he rejected me for my own best friend. Heartbroken and humiliated, I was sold off as a bride to the most ruthless Alpha alive. Asher hates weakness and I'm wolfless, the weakest omega he's ever seen. He should have sent me away. Instead, he trains me, fights for me, and claims me as his own. But the closer I get to him, the more my past comes back to haunt me; dreams of a palace I've never seen, a mother I never knew, a power I can't explain. I'm not who everyone thinks I am. And the truth about who I really am might just end the world and put the man I love in danger.

"I claim that the Princess has been corrupted by a dark bond. A low-life, someone beneath her station, has used a shadow link to steal her heart and trick the Goddess. I won't let my name be dragged through the dirt because of a lie." “What are you even talking about?” I snapped. I could feel a cold sweat break out on my neck. “There is no shadow link, and nothing like magic is practiced in the Silver Moon pack. So what point are you trying to prove right now?” "Then prove me wrong!" he roared, stepping into my space. "If you have nothing to hide, you won't mind the test." My father stood up, staring at Nathan with a grim face. "Nathan, the Silver Touch is an ancient law. We haven't used it

’ I shouted through the link, but just like before, something was blocking it. Auretta held my stare. “You can't connect with your Alpha now, can you?” When I didn't answer, a wicked smile curved her lips. “Did you know there are certain herbs that can temporarily block the mind link? All you have to do is burn them and let the scent carry through the corridors.” A long line of curses formed in my mind. I had to admit that we underestimated the Princess. She wasn't simply ambitious; she was a true predator, and she would stop at nothing to achieve what she wanted.

he barks, and she follows him, sending a wink my way. ‘What the fuck is happening here?’ I demand through the mind link. I’m so glad and relieved to be able to mind-link with her because she is a royal Alpha Princess. ‘Just pretend that you’re immune to every kind of poison,’ she replies hurriedly.

“And Miss Naserine.” A blonde girl in pristine uniform stood at her desk, flipping her hair over her shoulder. “These students,” Tillaman continued, moving to stand behind his desk, “are the mages you should aim to surpass. Master Vloodless here is a prodigy in his right with a sustenance of five links.” He pointed at the boy. “Miss Tulsip here,” he pointed at Ariadne, “holds a sustenance for four links. And lady Nasrine,” the girl with hair the yellow of the sun flipped her hair over her other shoulder, “sustains six links. These are the students you should aspire to surpass before the end of this semester.”

I signed: Aria Lyris Mooncrest. Princess of Mooncrest. Witness to the breaking of the web. When the ink dried, a faint silver shimmer spread from my name along the edges of the other crests—not overriding them, not replacing them, just…linking. A thin, crescent‑like line curved under all three symbols. The crescent at my throat warmed in answer. A susurrus moved through the crowd. “Hybrid princess,” someone whispered. “Curse‑breaker,” another added. “She stood at the heart and lived,” a third voice murmured.

A hush fell over us, including his inmates. He began a slow chant and whispered incantations under his breath, a strange glow enveloped him and the air around us felt alive powerful with an ancient power as he called upon the moon goddess to lend her strength to his spell. I gasped, as mysterious symbols began to dance around the ring's eye. My heart hammered against my ribs, scared and in awe. The once-black eye of the ring transformed into a vibrant green. When Archibald's lips met the ring in a gentle kiss, a part of me feared he might retract his offer and hold onto the ring.

“But I have a feeling the Moon Goddess is going to make sure we’re safe, I know she is going to take care of us even if we are weak.” “Well baby girl I don’t want us to be weak, we are going to get our pack strong.” he smiled. “We will talk about marking and mating later, why don’t you go and take a shower and have one of the warrior's minds link me when you are done so I can bring you downstairs.” “Okay, where do you have to go?” “I need to let Micah and the Alpha’s that are still here that you are awake, and my attention is going to be on you,” he said getting up. “I will be back in a bit if you haven't called downstairs for me.”