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He finally tore his eyes away from the seal and glanced up. There were no torches in sight, which surprised him. It sure added to the uneasiness he currently felt. The air itself seemed sick and heavy, and there were thick clouds of dust particles. The stench from the poison was even stronger yet, and combined with musty scent surrounding him, Link was quite overwhelmed. Suddenly a faint ‘whooping’ of something calling out from far away echoed throughout the chamber, causing Tatl to startle and duck behind Link for protection. Then it was calm, the only clear sound being water droplets splashing. Needless to say, the entire atmo

Part One - Compassion It was stormy that night; the sand was thrown around so much that the windows of every house had to be boarded up to avoid having a desert in their own homes. A young man with tanned skin tossed and turned as the wind howled at his window. He was awake, wide awake. He knew his mother would be back within a few days with the other Gerudo women she had taken and with them, they would bring another member to add to his kingdom, but it would be his sibling too. It was tradition, he knew, for all mothers-to-be to travel the desert with companions of their choosing to give birth in front of the Goddess of Sand, the stone sta

Business wasn't very fast at Hyrule. At first, people were always excited to enter the Happy Mask Shop and see the various goofy and unique masks. The Happy Mask Salesman just loved bringing happiness to others. But now he had been there for a few years and people rarely came in anymore, and the man could hardly blame them. With being confined to a shop he hardly had any time to travel and search for new masks; only a few local ones he could easily obtain. So, with a smile still plastered on his face, the Happy Mask Salesman sat alone with his masks in the quaint old shop hidden away in the corner of the market place. But as long as he had hi