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Natalia of the Gerudo and Brayden of the Seikah (Link’s parents) according to
in her fanfiction “Legend of Zelda: The Return”, “Legend of Zelda: Reconciliation”, and the last one of which I took inspiration from “Brayden And Natalia : A ReturnReconciliation Story”.
Phew! I finished this one quick considering I started only yesterday. I love Brayden’s hair, and Natalia’s outfit on this one. The colored version coming up...maybe
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Anyways, a little snippet of “Brayden And Natalia : A ReturnReconciliation Story” :
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I don’t know why I agreed to come here.
A stifling desert wind trips and tumbles around me, worse up here on the tower than down below on the sands. It brings with it what it always does: too much dust and absolutely no respite from the biting heat. I tighten my shawl around my face, conscious of the looks the Eye on the front of it earns me from the guards lining the wall to either side of me.
They don’t know why I agreed to come here either. For most of them I’m still an enemy – the enemy, no matter what their alarmingly progressive King might say. Progressive is a new word for these people, and I don’t think they’ve quite caught on to the concept yet. They say it like it’s a disease, or terrible loss, you know? Like someone’s just died and it was progressiveness that killed them and it’s all very sad. Or rage-inducing. This is the Gerudo Fortress after all.
Hmmm…maybe my son’s more progressive than me too. But old wounds are hard to forget. They only hurt while they’re fresh, but they itch and ache and keep you limping for the rest of your life; always there to remind you of the hurt; always there to remind you who hurt you. It’s hard to be progressive when you spent your whole life hating a thing, only to have someone tell you that it’s not okay to do so anymore. Hate is like a wound sometimes. Hurts while it’s fresh, but itches forever.
Too many memories here, that’s the problem.
Maybe that’s a strange thing to say – I would imagine I’m the only Sheikah in existence (prior to a month or two ago) who can actually make that claim – but sometimes the strangest things are the truest. A half-Sheikah raised Kokiri with the Hylians is the King of Gerudo. Just one example. You get the idea.
Too many memories.
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"Brayden And Natalia : A ReturnReconciliation Story" (c)
Legend Of Zelda (c) Nintendo
Natalia of the Gerudo and Brayden of the Seikah (Link’s parents) according to
in her fanfiction “Legend of Zelda: The Return”, “Legend of Zelda: Reconciliation”, and the last one of which I took inspiration from “Brayden And Natalia : A ReturnReconciliation Story”. Phew! I finished this one quick considering I started only yesterday. I love Brayden’s hair, and Natalia’s outfit on this one. The colored version coming up...maybe
!Anyways, a little snippet of “Brayden And Natalia : A ReturnReconciliation Story” :
--------------
I don’t know why I agreed to come here.
A stifling desert wind trips and tumbles around me, worse up here on the tower than down below on the sands. It brings with it what it always does: too much dust and absolutely no respite from the biting heat. I tighten my shawl around my face, conscious of the looks the Eye on the front of it earns me from the guards lining the wall to either side of me.
They don’t know why I agreed to come here either. For most of them I’m still an enemy – the enemy, no matter what their alarmingly progressive King might say. Progressive is a new word for these people, and I don’t think they’ve quite caught on to the concept yet. They say it like it’s a disease, or terrible loss, you know? Like someone’s just died and it was progressiveness that killed them and it’s all very sad. Or rage-inducing. This is the Gerudo Fortress after all.
Hmmm…maybe my son’s more progressive than me too. But old wounds are hard to forget. They only hurt while they’re fresh, but they itch and ache and keep you limping for the rest of your life; always there to remind you of the hurt; always there to remind you who hurt you. It’s hard to be progressive when you spent your whole life hating a thing, only to have someone tell you that it’s not okay to do so anymore. Hate is like a wound sometimes. Hurts while it’s fresh, but itches forever.
Too many memories here, that’s the problem.
Maybe that’s a strange thing to say – I would imagine I’m the only Sheikah in existence (prior to a month or two ago) who can actually make that claim – but sometimes the strangest things are the truest. A half-Sheikah raised Kokiri with the Hylians is the King of Gerudo. Just one example. You get the idea.
Too many memories.
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"Brayden And Natalia : A ReturnReconciliation Story" (c)
Legend Of Zelda (c) Nintendo
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I love these two, and I love that you illustrated that little side story 