Zelda: Twilight Princess Dark Link Novels & Stories

The door suddenly flew open. I turned—then relaxed when I saw Dre. “What exactly are you looking for?” he asked. “The ring,” I said. “Marlene has it. So do Ruby and Rasheed. Dad wore the same ring the night before he died. Whatever happened to him—it connects back to Blackwood.” Dre exhaled sharply. “That’s heavy. But coming here was reckless.” “You came too.” “And I’d do it again,” he replied. “If you’re walking into danger, we do it together.”

She closed her eyes, and grasped the pendant. "If it is indeed time... then let this light-remind me who I am." The pendant exploded in blinding light, travelling like a shockwave. The Dark Companions recoiled and howled, while the Night Watcher roared loudly, his body mist shaking violently. But before they could be completely paralysed, from the ceiling of the passage, a new rift opened up. And from there... descended an even larger shadow-a cloaked figure never seen before, grinning with two faces.

Sarah asked, ducking as a shard of rusted steel crashed through the viewport. "We use the Lyra-Link!" Leo signaled the Prime Lyra, who was still in the Earth's core. As the Anchor, she was the only one who could feel both timelines. She reached out through the Marrow and grabbed the Thread of Lyra-7. The Synthesis of the Two Daughters

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.

I cussed, tutting and shaking my head. “Oh yeah, the name of the next is to be called Tenebris, which means darkness, and in this context, the Prince of darkness.” “And my hope is that there's a way out, right?!” I asked, hoping there was really a way out. “Either he gets his link back, or he dies before it happens, and we both know the latter isn't happening.” Zion said. The words he said after barely went past my ears. My head ached as I thought about it.

"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.

I laced it with pink light, tying to stich the tissue you back together. I turned to Isabell. She shrieked with rage as she soared at me. Her darkness melted into a sword. The dark blade grew huge. It seemed to suck in the light as I stared at it. It looked familiar. Memories flooded my brain. This was the sword Kira had liberated. This was the Night Sword. And now Isabell had it.

It was a sign that we had to move to the field immediately. We quickly left the room to join the ranks. Chaz ordered us all to be quiet and check our weapons. As usual, I always brought my crossbow and rifle. After the assignment, my squad, squad four, had to explore an area called Windstone. The coldest and loneliest area in the west of York bordered by the Greenleaves forest, and if you walked further south, you would see the ruins of Willeth. There were no humans living in this area due to its poor condition, and even animals were rarely seen in this place.

The locket was stable in her hand and the machine beeped. Anamika's eyes widened when she saw Rafael in front of her. She gasped and it made Aurora flinch. Rafael vanished again. "What the fuck?" Anamika scowled at it disgusted. She looked at Aurora in disbelief. "It's AI!" Aurora gave her same look. She understood that the illusion appears when signals connect and with the slightest movement, it disappears. That's why only Raan could see it. once she moves, the illusion disappears and people think that she is insane.

They had to keep moving. As they reached the edge of the forest, Sarah pulled Erika aside. “There’s something you need to know, Erika.” Erika’s chest heaved with exertion, her mind spinning. “Now? You want to tell me something important now?” “Yes. It might help you understand why they’re after you.” Sarah’s voice lowered as she leaned in. “There’s an old prophecy… one that speaks of a child born of both shadow and light. A child destined to bring balance or destruction, depending on the choices she makes.”