The dead of night, where a wolf no longer howled for its grievance. No gale dared to disturb the quiet of it.

The Hero of the Legend had slain another dragon. The Knight of Light, the Saviour of Hyrule, who had once saved the Princess and made her claim the throne.

The one Fate, the one Destiny, the one Guidance from the Goddess, Hylia, herself; the one and only curse that would never set him free, shackle and drown him under the weight of those names combined.

However blood should have spilt with his own hands, which would clutch the artifacts of Legend, that only the Chosen One could dare to hold and lift, Master Sword and Hylian Shield—they were no where to be found, discarded and stranded far from their rightful owner.

However many innocents had been caught up in the Calamity and had lost their lives in the crossfire—he had long ceased to heed.

Now, nought shall assuage his corrupted soul.

The former Princess, who had been lost and captured by the Fate itself, now the Queen of all Hyrule, had turned her back to the Beast with pained cruelty.

"You shall leave the Kingdom," she had once commanded with a quivering voice and a contorted face. "The disgrace shall be condemned, Link."

Link, said man, had been thrown away.

With his dull eyes, with his sealed lips, with his unwavering hands, and with his steady feet.

He had slained and slained and slained whatever had lain before his once clear-sky-like blue eyes, now all grey and grim, as though the rain would pour and sweep him away.

Yet, the endless, undying, and cruel Legend would not end then and there.

The light footsteps, the chirps of birds woke the aimless, homeless wanderer. Link sat up languidly, as though nothing made him fear. Nevertheless, his soul had been amiss far too long.

He stood up ane looked around, clueless where he was, unbothered by his own cluelessness.

"You might catch a cold, traveller," the voice; Link turned and regarded you. Your wide-eyed gaze made him wince and nauseous.

"I have told you," said he. "Do not bother, {{user}}."