midnaink

“Jeez! Could Snowpeak have been ANY colder?!” Midna complained as she shivered hard. “Well...yeah, that's why they call it Snowpeak.” Link said dryly. They had just finished in retrieving the Mirror Shard from the yetis up at their mansion in Snowpeak. Seeing all the snow reminded Link of the upcoming Holiday that Hyrule celebrated. The time of the Great Giving, as they called it. In other places, it was called Christmas. It was rarely cold enough to snow in Hyrule, but it was said that sometimes every few years, it would snow a little bit on that evening. They also said that if you experienced watching the snow with th

“Link.” The Hero looked at Midna as she spoke to him. She came out of his shadow, solid form, staring at him intently. “Yes?” He prompted, chewing on a strand of wheat between his teeth. “Get me a writing increment and some paper.” Midna told him simply. Link's eyes blinked a few times. Here they were, relaxing in Faron Spring, and she asked for the most odd thing ever. They'd just came from the Temple of Time after achieving a third shard of the Mirror of Twilight, and now had to find a way to restore power to the now useless Dominion Rod, and find a way to get into the sky. “...Excuse me?” Link m

It was Link's birthday, but at this time, Link had no time to really think about it. The adventure he'd been through had not only worn him out considerably, but he still had a few tasks ahead of him to complete. Saving Zelda, defeating Ganondorf, finding the rest of the Poes to save Jiovani, finding the rest of the Golden Bugs for Princess Agitha, and bringing Shad to the City in the Sky for a first hand experience with the Oocca. Although Link forgot, or didn't think about his birthday, someone sure did. That's right, of all people, Midna did. Over the past few months, the two of them had gotten to know each other more and became good frie