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The Dark Triforce
Speck,7G, anthology 1

The Legend of Zelda The Dark Triforce

Link p.o.v

I am Link. I am the chosen hero in the Triforce. I live in Faron woods. “Hey” Ralph yells for me. I forgot I was supposed to help him today. I run through the door to go outside. “ I’m here” I say.
“ Alright then come on we need to get the goats back into the barn. Get on your horse Epona and let’s go.” He tells me. Is he upset I accidentally slept in.

After I get done herding the goats I go to see Colin. “Link” Colin yells my name. “ Are you going to teach me my third sword lesson today.’’ He asks me. “Yes I am.’’ I tell him. He has always wanted to …show more content…
I wake up. “ Oh thank goodness you're awake, you have been out for months” Colin tells me. “ Colin we are going to Hyrule to beat Ganondorf” I tell him. “ Ok” He tells me. We ride to the Hyrule castle. We leave our horses at the entrance bridge. We go see Princess Zelda. “ Halt” a guard stops us. “ We are here to see Princess Zelda” I tell him. “ Its an emergency” Colin tells him. “ Proceed” The guard tells us. We keep walking. We go through the door where Princess Zelda stands. She turns and looks at us with a smile. “ Link am I supposed to bow” Colin asks me. “No’’ I tell him. “Link your here” Zelda says to us. “ Oh and who is this handsome fellow” she asks me and looks at Colin. “ Im Colin i'm helping Link on his quest” Colin tells her. “OK so Colin I need to talk to Link in private can you step outside” she tells Colin. “ Yeah I guess” he says and goes outside. “ Do you know why Ganondorf is back” I ask Zelda. “ No but it might be he wants to take over hyrule” Zelda tells me. “ Do you think that Colin can help you” she asks me. Colin runs through the door and locks it. He backs up sword and shield in hand. “ Certain” I tell her. A monster comes through the door. Zelda grabs her bow and arrows made out of light. I grab my sword and shield. We beat the monster. Colin is cut from the monster. We hurry up and take Colin to the doctor so he can take care of him. We leave the doctor and Ganondorf is in front of us. “ So now it's time to take over hyrule” He says.
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