Four Evil Spirits

I've decided to compile some of my Zelda theories into a fan fiction.  This wasn't my best work, so it's not going on the fan fiction website.  Today we just have the first part.  Hope you like it!

Link seemed to have defeated Ghirahim for the last time.  But before he faded away, he said, “I will come back to haunt you!  May we meet again.”  The same happened when other Links defeated Dark Link and Vaati. 

When Link had bested Majora with the power of the Fierce Deity, it turned out that Fierce Deity was the true bad guy after all.  Link had to seal the demon within him to prevent the evils from reaching the world. 

Link returned to the Kokiri Forest and lived there peacefully.  But when he finds a strange amulet, Mido dares him to put it on.  He feels power coming to him, and knows that it is bad.  His past self tells him that it is the power of Vaati, the Wind Mage.  The magic within the amulet forever stays within Link. 

After a twist of events, Link meets Dark Link again and battles him.  At the end of the battle, Dark tells him that they were fated to meet.  Dark and light are two sides of the same coin.  One cannot exist without the other.  Dark seemingly disappears, only to reappear in Link’s mind. 

Generations later, the world is in danger from Twilight.  At the same time, Hyrule is flooded.  These two Links coexist in different timelines, but still share memories.  When Link first turns into a wolf, he hears someone.  “I told you that I would come back,” Ghirahim says.  “My powers were that of primitive Twilight.  And so I have come to haunt you!”  Link remembers from his past self who he is.  But once he obtains the shadow crystal, Ghirahim is locked inside him forever. 

In another reincarnation, Ganondorf kills Zelda, and so obtains the Triforce of Wisdom.  Link slays Ganondorf, and gets the entire Triforce.  He wishes that Hyrule could be a peaceful land with minimum evil.  And so it is.  The Triforce also helps to control the Four Evil Spirits, shorted to Tetrevil. 

Link is reincarnated every generation and he retains his memories from previous lives.  When he is left handed, he is a boy.  When she is right handed, she is girl.  His/Her name is to be either Link or Lindsey.  This reincarnation continues until the modern day.  The power of the Triforce gradually fades away.  Most of the reincarnations are girls and the adventures stop.  Evil creeps into Hyrule City, but isn’t as large scale as in the past. 

Lindsey seems to be the average teenage girl.  Her favorite color is green, so she wears it a lot.  Usually it’s a long green shirt and brown high top shoes.  She ties back her slightly wavy, medium length, blond hair with a wide green ribbon.  She usually wears blue hoop earrings.  Lindsey’s full name is Lindsey Katherine Braven.  Lindsey’s nickname is the first three letters of her first name and the first letter of her middle name. 

Some people think that it’s weird that she’s called Link.  A lot of the boys like her, especially the guys who play video games.  They usually comment on how similar she looks to the hero of Zelda games.  Link finds that somewhat insulting, considering the fact that the hero is a boy and she’s a girl.  They happen to have the same name, though.  Link also finds it strange that she has pointed ears, just like that character. 

One day, Link sees that a normally cheerful boy is sad.  “What’s wrong?” she asks.  The crying boy replies, “My uncle died last week.”  “I know how you feel,” Link says.  “I felt the same way when I found out that Linebeck was dead.”  “You played the DS Zeldas?”  he said.  “No,” Link replied.  She questioned how she knew about Linebeck. 

>>flash forward>>

Link and her boyfriend, Noah, are going on a walk in the park.  Noah takes Link’s left hand and swings it.  As they walk and talk, he catches a sight of a familiar triangular symbol on the back of her hand.  “Can I see your left hand?” Noah asks.  “Sure,” Link replies.  He looks, then exclaims, “You have a Triforce tattoo on your hand?”  “I don’t think it’s a tattoo,” Link says.  “I’ve had that for a long time”  “How long have you had it?” Noah asks.  Link replies, “Uh, I’m not sure.  I think for a few hundred years.”  Link didn’t know why she said that.  It was just a memory telling vaguely telling her when she got that tri-force mark or whatever it was called.