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Chapter 10: A Rematch? A Kiss? A New Hero? Almost! In only a few short minutes since leaving the table, Naruto had managed to sneak up to the roof of the school building. He had to sneak because students technically weren’t allowed up there, but he needed a good place to calm down. Neji’s attitude and the fact that Naruto had been denied yet again to pound the Hyuuga’s smug face into the dirt was infuriating the mutant boy to no end. But what made it so much worse was that it was Hinata who had stopped him this time. Indirectly, sure, but even still Tenten wouldn’t have stepped in had it not been for Hinata asking her

Chapter 10: A Rematch? A Kiss? A New Hero? Almost! The next day, Hinata was awakened by her phone receiving a text message instead of her usual alarm. Blearily, she reached for the phone and looked at the screen. The message was from her father. Hinata, open your door. I would like to speak with you. Immediately crawling out of bed, the Hyuuga heiress made her way over to the door quickly and opened it to reveal her father standing behind it looking mildly irritated through his usual stoic mask. With a sigh, he nodded at his daughter before stepping into her room and closing the door. “I knocked at least five times within the last t

Chapter Two: Jiraiya Knows! After a long walk up the Zora River, Link, Navi, and Jiraiya finally reached the waterfall that flowed out of the river’s source—Zora’s Fountain, which was over Zora’s Domain. Wordlessly, Jiraiya followed the Hero and his fairy partner up a natural land bridge that extended across the river, and the apex was right in front of the waterfall and relatively close. The Toad Sage was about to ask Link why they were there when the green-clad boy stepped onto a stone tile in the middle of the bridge. The Hero took out a blue, flutelike instrument with a silver band around the mouthpiece and a symb

Chapter 9: Gadget Girl! Kitsune Ninja and Kyuubi raced from the Hyuuga mansion, heading toward the center of the city. As they were running, Kyuubi noticed the Ninja had a downcast look in his eyes. “Kit, is something wrong?” The hero looked up at his fox partner running alongside him. “Yeah, I guess. It’s just...I was about to tell Nata who I am when you showed up.” “Oh. Well, I’m sorry I interrupted,” Kyuubi said sincerely. “No, that’s not it. I’m actually...kinda glad you did,” Kit admitted, averting his gaze downward again. “Hmm? Why is that? I thought you

Chapter 8: A Lesson Learned Part 2 The school day was finally over, and Naruto and Hinata—dressed in their normal clothes again—were walking back to the Hyuuga mansion, holding hands again. Naruto’s new friends had all gone their separate ways, and the blonde had asked Iruka if their ramen reunion could wait until tomorrow. Naruto really wanted to catch-up with his older brother figure, but with having things to discuss with Hiashi and later Kurama as well as the usual mundane task of homework, the hero felt his plate was a bit full for the day. Iruka understood, though, and was absolutely fine with the temporary delay. As

Chapter 8: A Lesson Learned Part 1 Naruto turned to his right to see Neji stomping toward him, and he could feel Hinata shrink down behind him while the rest of his new friends all fell silent as they watched the Hyuuga boy approach. Neji stopped in front of the blonde hero and gave him his best Hyuuga Glare, which would’ve been intimidating to any normal person. But Naruto was no longer normal. Cocking an eyebrow, the whisker-faced boy asked, “Something wrong, Neji?” The Hyuuga Branch member crossed his arms while maintaining his glare. “I have told you to stay away from Lady Hinata, and now I find out that you ar

Chapter 7: The First Day of School “There! Finally, it’s finished!” the blue-haired mistress of gadgets declared as she stood triumphantly over her worktable, her latest accomplishment lying on it before her. After three days of serious, hard work—and two sleepless nights—Hinata had finally finished a working prototype of the kinetic barriers system. Granted, the batteries she’d had to use to make the system lightweight enough for effective use in battle also made the system less durable and take longer to recharge the shields, and in addition, the system still needed a field test to determine its true ef

Link kicked a rock and crossed his arms. Why were these thoughts clouding his mind? This was all her fault. If it wasn't for her, he wouldn't be out in the forest, wandering, thinking, and wondering if what he thought he felt really was true. The princess of Hyrule, the angelic princess Zelda was in Ordon for a vacation away from the palace. He had seen her once before she arrived... when he was delivering a sword to the castle, a sword that Rusl had made especially for her. And for the past 4 days, he had done nothing but spend time with her. It was yesterday when he realized that he... possibly... loved her. He hadn't stopped thinking a

THE DEFINITION OF LOVE Zelda drummed her fingers on the dark wooden desk. The candlelight shimmered, casting shadows all over the walls. The letters in front of her were hardly visible in the scant light. Her eyes continued to skim the book, her face in utter concentration and her forehead creased. These cliche stories weren't helping. The classic story of love between a handsome, blonde prince and a gorgeous princess who had her face plastered with lipstick in the shades of strawberry... This didn't seem like love to her. Not at all. So, if not this, what was it? When did she know if she was in love? Her hands ran through

Today was the day. It started as any other warm spring morning- a light mist gently enveloped the air, and begged entrance into the warmth of the wooden cottage it surrounded. It was just past dawn when he awoke, eyes snapping open. He was surprised he had gotten any sleep- for hours he had tossed and turned uncomfortably, wishing for nothing more than to soothe his shakiness; the bottomless ache that seemed to clench at his side all night. Link sat up, the thin blanket sliding off of his bare chest. He nearly forgot why he had woken up on the couch. But of course, he remembered with a smile. She was here. He got entirely off of the couch

 Link snuck past the guards for the fourth time that week, this time evading them only slightly. He sighed in relief once he was in the large, grand courtyard and walked up to the stairs. The young girl at the top turned around and smiled. "Why, hello, Link! I wasn't expecting you today!" she giggled, walking over to him. "What brings you here?" He smiled, reddening slightly, as he always did in her presence. "Hey, princess. I just came to say hi-" "-Again?" she interrupted, laughing. He blushed a deeper shade of scarlet, and looked at her. "Well... yeah. If you don't want me here I can go..." "No! Don't! I really like it when yo