The Hour of Twilight--Chptr 6

Midna walked into the Ordon Spring, followed by Link and then Zelda. Midna looked up at the sky, and said, “It's beginning to set...”

“The spring is where you arrived at?” Zelda asked. Midna nodded. “Then, I will begin the spell...”

“Midna!” Link said, running over to her. He scrambled through his pockets and pulled out a necklace. It was a collection of solid, glowing, blue stones. “Take this... I made it for you. It's so you don't forget about me.”

Midna took it and smiled, “I could forget you?” She laughed, “Link... I can never forget you. I could never forget you... We've done so much together... We've been through so much. You saved my world, and you saved my life many times. I don't think I will forget you anytime soon.”

Link chuckled, “Well... I thought it'd be nice to pamper you.” Zelda cleared her throat, and Link looked back. Zelda motioned him to get away. Midna frowned, walking into the spring.

“Od ton doluc... Tusj I Ginthyveer rof... oyu Ginmalb rof... Royrs ma I,” Zelda read off.

“Midna... it was nice knowing you were here...” Link said, watching as the spring began to glow.

“Link... I... Well... Thanks. We did have a good time, right?” Midna said, smiling. Her eyes began to tear up a bit.

Link nodded, and finally, Midna vanished. Link stood there, staring at the spring. “She's gone... again...” he said, sitting down. Zelda knelt down to him.

“You really miss her... you couldn't tell her how you felt... Link, why don't--”

“Shut up!” Link said, standing up. “There's nothing I could have done! She's a princess of another realm! I'm no one...”

Zelda shook her head, “You are a hero... who saved two worlds with the help of a little one. Link... follow her.” Link stared blankly at Zelda for a moment. “Go on. The Hour of Twilight is still at hand. You miss her right? Go to her and tell her how you feel!” Link averted his eyes, and then looked up to the sun. He nodded.

“The portal is still activated?” Link asked. Midna nodded. Link smiled, “Are you going to come with?”

“I have a kingdom to take care of, and I have been away long enough. By now, they've probably sent the dogs to sniff me out... I will, however, see you later,” Zelda said.

Link nodded, turning towards the portal. The entire spring was glowing. “I guess it's up to me now,” Link said, turning back to Zelda, who had mysteriously vanished. “Zelda? Zelda?!” Link ran over to the piece of paper that had the spell on it. On the back, it read:

“Good luck, Link. Your Light ordeal is over with. Go forward now. --Zelda”

Link stared for a moment, as a strong gust took the piece of paper away. Link watched it blow off into the path, and then nodded. “I'll go, then.” Link turned back around and ran into the spring, and disappeared.

As he arrived in the new realm, he was greeted by a Twilit. He held a crossbow up at his chest and said, “Et yavo taamr.”