There wasn't any point in him bothering to respond to Zelda or even asking her about what he was going to do. A ridiculous concept, of course.
He stepped out of the darkness and into her room, behind her in all of about a second. Ganondorf enjoyed seeing Zelda to the greatest extent. The fear he basked in that came from each step he took towards her.
Ganondorf, being so close to her as usual, wrapped an arm around her waist and violently pulled her up against him. Romantic, almost, had it not been Ganondorf. "Shall we go see the stars, then, Princess?"
She gave a hiss of protest as she was pulled against him, but doesn't resist. It's silly to do such a thing, he is physically more powerful than her.
"I did not think that they are viewable through this damnable Twilight." She retorted, acutely aware he had yet to let her go. This was not when she had in mind when she'd posted, she would need to speak to someone about her locking capabilities.
"You forget whose possession you are in, Princess." He stared down into her eyes for a minute before they both burst into Twilight particles.
Several miles away, the Twilight particles dropped down from the sky and slammed down into the ground, the trees in Hyrule forest shaking with his and her arrival. There was an opening in the thick forest canopy above them and as she had thought, the Twilight blocked out the sky. Surrounding them were the creatures of the Twilight: a few of his own Twilight Messengers, Bokoblins, and even Karogoroks were flying above them.
"Now watch." Ganondorf turned around so that her back was against him and directed her head towards the clearing. His arm reached out past them and up at the sky. In a matter of seconds the Twilight began to fade away, as though they were clouds in the sky that were beginning to clear up. It was still dark, but the stars soon shone through the fading Twilight.
"I am not anyone's poss-" Zelda stared back at him, fire and anger boiling deep within her. She was cut off at the strange teleportation, and she unwillingly sank against him, unused to that sort of transport. The creatures around her were a minor annoyance, but she still took note of each one, just in case.
With a bit of self loathing, she obeyed him. She seemed to have little choice in the matter, but her eyes widened at the disappearance of the Twilight. He...could do that...? She ached to be able to do that herself, but she was temporarily distracted by the glittering stars that were now visible.
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He stepped out of the darkness and into her room, behind her in all of about a second. Ganondorf enjoyed seeing Zelda to the greatest extent. The fear he basked in that came from each step he took towards her.
Ganondorf, being so close to her as usual, wrapped an arm around her waist and violently pulled her up against him. Romantic, almost, had it not been Ganondorf. "Shall we go see the stars, then, Princess?"
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"I did not think that they are viewable through this damnable Twilight." She retorted, acutely aware he had yet to let her go. This was not when she had in mind when she'd posted, she would need to speak to someone about her locking capabilities.
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Several miles away, the Twilight particles dropped down from the sky and slammed down into the ground, the trees in Hyrule forest shaking with his and her arrival. There was an opening in the thick forest canopy above them and as she had thought, the Twilight blocked out the sky. Surrounding them were the creatures of the Twilight: a few of his own Twilight Messengers, Bokoblins, and even Karogoroks were flying above them.
"Now watch." Ganondorf turned around so that her back was against him and directed her head towards the clearing. His arm reached out past them and up at the sky. In a matter of seconds the Twilight began to fade away, as though they were clouds in the sky that were beginning to clear up. It was still dark, but the stars soon shone through the fading Twilight.
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With a bit of self loathing, she obeyed him. She seemed to have little choice in the matter, but her eyes widened at the disappearance of the Twilight. He...could do that...? She ached to be able to do that herself, but she was temporarily distracted by the glittering stars that were now visible.
"You...how...?"
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