Chapter #1
A year has passed since the legendary Link put that last crushing blow on Ganon, the Great King of Evil. Link has put the strong sense of battles into the back of his head. And to his surprise, not a soul, except him and Zelda knew anything about the tragedy that took place, only a year ago. With every passing day, Link continues to train; for he knows that Ganondorf will soon return. Even though they cast him into a never-ending portal. Somehow Ganon keeps returning, and every time he does, Link has to become stronger just to keep a good defense. Since the day that it all ended, Link had gotten close to Zelda, however he didn't want a relationship with her; even though she was obviously a very attractive. But Link wanted to know everything about the Triforce; how it worked, why it worked, and how he could use The Triforce of Courage to his advantage. So, he had to stay close to Zelda. Link had, however, found someone that he could spend some time with. To Link, she was the most beautiful girl in all of Hyrule. Her eyes were as blue as the ocean, and sparkled of diamonds. Her name was like a harp being played continuously with a sweet melody. For he could set there and listen to her calm voice for hours. Her name was Malon. She had taught him how to train Epona, his horse. Even after Link had tamed his horse, he had acted like he didn't know how, just to spend some time with her. But Link knew, or thought he knew, that she had known his feelings towards her from the beginning. Which made his excuse just a tad bit lame. He would still take that chance. Even if it meant humiliating himself in front of Hyrule. However, Link needed to leave for his daily lessons at Hyrule Castle with Princess Zelda. Which meant leaving the Kokiri Forest and traveling across Hyrule Field. But he had Epona so it wouldn't take him such a long time to get there. And after he had finished, maybe he would stop by on Lon Lon Ranch to see Malon. Maybe he would tell her how he felt. That would take courage, and he had a lot of that. Maybe he could use the Triforce and try to bend her mind into liking him. No, that would be wrong, and unfair. So Link set out to his voyage to the castle.

Meanwhile, at Hyrule Castle, Zelda uses the Triforce of Wisdom to try and read the writing of the ancient people of Hyrule. She couldn't. She needed the Book of Mudora, the book that could translate anything. But, Link had the book, and she would have to wait and have him bring it for their next lesson. She had liked Link, but only as a friend. She was so grateful for all the work Link had done to save Hyrule. For that, she owed him a life debt. But she loved him like a brother. And he always was truthful, except for that lucky girl at Lon Lon Ranch. "He should be here within the next few minutes," Zelda said to herself. Suddenly a tremendous shaking, somewhat of an earthquake, began to shake Hyrule Castle. An earthquake didn't occur very often. But it did happen. "Princess Zelda, you must leave the castle immediately," one of the servants shouted, taking her arm and pulling her from her bedroom. There were servants running around chaotically. Things were being tossed to the ground and glasses were shattering. People ran from the market to Hyrule Field. The drawbridge rattled from feet pounding down upon it. People screamed in terror as Princess Zelda ran from the castle. Children clung to their mothers; with the fathers staring out in horror. Zelda's bright blue eyes stared at the castle as pieces of it fell apart. The gate tumbled into the stream that flows beneath the recently tipped drawbridge. Centuries of work crumbled as people ran further into the field. Zelda raised her right fist towards the field. The golden Triforce symbol glowed and shot across the field.