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“Hey, did-ja hear?” said a man drunkenly, while he was flailing his arms with a large bottle of whiskey in one hand. There were several more empty bottles near him on the table he sat at.
“Hear what?” came the reply from the man who had the unfortunate task of paying for the other man's consumption of the alchohol.
“They say, it happened,” the first managed to spray out. “They say that Link, the legendary hero, finally lost to Gannondorf and was forced to give away the Triforce of Courage. You can see the light coming from atop the temple in Hyrule.” He pointed out the nearby window towards the town of Hyrule. It was nighttime, and raining really hard, but an unquestionably bright light came from that direction.
The buyer snapped. “Don't you have any faith in Link?” he yelled. “Link has saved our town many times before, and this is no different. He probably just retreated to regroup his thoughts and come up with a counterattack.”
“No, I am afraid this is the end,” the first said. “Link is really pathetic now, they say he left town in shame.”
“Only to come here and find pathetic fools like you to complain about me,” yelled a man in a black cloak. He had a bow loaded and the tip of the arrow was glowing gold. “I may not have the Triforce of Courage, but I still have the courage and can kick your butt.” He shot the arrow and the bottle of whiskey shattered. The pieces cut up the first man, and he screamed in pain. Link picked him up by the collar, and looked him in the eye. With his other hand, he took off the hood to reveal the deep scar on his face left by Gannondorf's massive sword. It was still lightly bleeding due to the dark magic imbued into it. “You are not worth my time,” Link sighed and set the man down. But he was stopped as the light from Hyrule changed into a pillar and shot straight into the air out of sight.

“At last, I finally have all the pieces of the Triforce and with no Link to stop me,” Gannondorf yelled. He looked at the pillar of light that was just a few feet in front of him and saw the completed triforce descending down the pillar.
“Now for my wish,” he said as the Triforce stopped in front of him. “I wish to have ultimate power that rivals the Gods themselves!”
“Give... all... of Alchemy!” cried a faint voice that seemed to originate from the Triforce itself.
“I... all those dead!” cried an equally faint voice from the same location at almost immediately after.
“At last! ... stop me!” cried a third, distinct voice from the same location as the other two.
Gannondorf stepped back in shock. “Who... who said that?” he demanded.

Alex, from atop Mount Aleph, did the same thing as Gannondorf. “Did I hear someone?” he said.

“That's weird,” Goku muttered to Dende. “I thought I heard someone.”

“Why did my ultimate machine not power up?” Dr. Robotnik demanded. “The seven Chaos Emeralds should have infinite power! Why do they need to charge up?! Wait, maybe there is a wire loose or something. I will check, then retry.”

Gannondorf waited a moment for a response. He heard none, then decided to see if he had the newfound power he had wished for. “Dark Matter Attack!” he yelled. A small ball of energy came out. “Damn! Nothing more than before. Well, the Triforce remains, so I will just have to redemand my wish.” He walked back up to the Triforce and yelled, “Give me the power of the Gods!”
At the same time was yelled, “Give me the power of the Gods and destroy the seal of Alchemy on this land!” by Alex.
Also at the same time, “I wish back all those who have died to the living world!” by Goku.
Robotnik pressed the button to start up his machine at the time they all ended their sentences. He laughed brutally as the machine made charging noises.
Gannondorf checked his power again, but it was the same as before. “Why does nothing happen?!” he cried. He looked at the Triforce, then at the pillar itself. At the highest point he could see, he noticed a ball of energy in exact opposite color of the pillar shooting down at an incredible speed. “What the-” was all that Gannondorf was able to say as the ball hit the triforce and shattered it. The explosion of the triforce caused Gannondorf to be catapulted away. The explosion also caused that all of Hyrule be leveled to mere rubble.
Mount Aleph collapsed. The debris crushed half of Vale, the town in front of it and sending Alex into a fissure in the ground.
The summoned dragon exploded, catching Goku and causing him to explode as well as the hovering platform that Dende was on.
Robotnik's base was leveled just as bad as Hyrule. The Chaos emeralds were not destroyed, but merely vanished into thin air.
The shockwave from Hyrule went flying outwards in every direction. Most people were confused at the sight, since it did not affect them, but when it hit Link, he imploded in a similar manner that Goku did.

***

“It was an accident,” Gabriel replied. “I had not anticipated that all four of my seals would be released at the same time.”
=Yet it did, and the casualties are horrendous. The four worlds are fusing, and the fusion of this magnitude is causing that several other worlds nearby should be fused with them.=

“I have prepared a solution for this,” Gabriel replied with confidence.
=It had better be a good one. If Master were to hear about what you have done, all hell would litteraly break loose.=
>I have heard of it, and will do nothing, Angelus.<
=I am truly sorry, Master.=
>And you, Talaesus. You should have known better than to give orders without verifying them with me first.<

>Gabriel, what is your plan?<
“I regret to inform you, Master,” Gabriel began. “That my plan is still under development. But rest assured, it will succeed.”
>If you fail, you will wish you had never taken the position of mediator.<
“I am aware of this.”

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“Hey, did-ja hear?” said a man drunkenly, while he was flailing his arms with a large bottle of whiskey in one hand. There were several more empty bottles near him on the table he sat at.
“Hear what?” came the reply from the man who had the unfortunate task of paying for the other man's consumption of the alchohol.
“They say, it happened,” the first managed to spray out. “They say that Link, the legendary hero, finally lost to Gannondorf and was forced to give away the Triforce of Courage. You can see the light coming from atop the temple in Hyrule.” He pointed out the nearby window towards the town of Hyrule. It was nighttime, and raining really hard, but an unquestionably bright light came from that direction.
The buyer snapped. “Don't you have any faith in Link?” he yelled. “Link has saved our town many times before, and this is no different. He probably just retreated to regroup his thoughts and come up with a counterattack.”
“No, I am afraid this is the end,” the first said. “Link is really pathetic now, they say he left town in shame.”
“Only to come here and find pathetic fools like you to complain about me,” yelled a man in a black cloak. He had a bow loaded and the tip of the arrow was glowing gold. “I may not have the Triforce of Courage, but I still have the courage and can kick your butt.” He shot the arrow and the bottle of whiskey shattered. The pieces cut up the first man, and he screamed in pain. Link picked him up by the collar, and looked him in the eye. With his other hand, he took off the hood to reveal the deep scar on his face left by Gannondorf's massive sword. It was still lightly bleeding due to the dark magic imbued into it. “You are not worth my time,” Link sighed and set the man down. But he was stopped as the light from Hyrule changed into a pillar and shot straight into the air out of sight.

“At last, I finally have all the pieces of the Triforce and with no Link to stop me,” Gannondorf yelled. He looked at the pillar of light that was just a few feet in front of him and saw the completed triforce descending down the pillar.
“Now for my wish,” he said as the Triforce stopped in front of him. “I wish to have ultimate power that rivals the Gods themselves!”
“Give... all... of Alchemy!” cried a faint voice that seemed to originate from the Triforce itself.
“I... all those dead!” cried an equally faint voice from the same location at almost immediately after.
“At last! ... stop me!” cried a third, distinct voice from the same location as the other two.
Gannondorf stepped back in shock. “Who... who said that?” he demanded.

Alex, from atop Mount Aleph, did the same thing as Gannondorf. “Did I hear someone?” he said.

“That's weird,” Goku muttered to Dende. “I thought I heard someone.”

“Why did my ultimate machine not power up?” Dr. Robotnik demanded. “The seven Chaos Emeralds should have infinite power! Why do they need to charge up?! Wait, maybe there is a wire loose or something. I will check, then retry.”

Gannondorf waited a moment for a response. He heard none, then decided to see if he had the newfound power he had wished for. “Dark Matter Attack!” he yelled. A small ball of energy came out. “Damn! Nothing more than before. Well, the Triforce remains, so I will just have to redemand my wish.” He walked back up to the Triforce and yelled, “Give me the power of the Gods!”
At the same time was yelled, “Give me the power of the Gods and destroy the seal of Alchemy on this land!” by Alex.
Also at the same time, “I wish back all those who have died to the living world!” by Goku.
Robotnik pressed the button to start up his machine at the time they all ended their sentences. He laughed brutally as the machine made charging noises.
Gannondorf checked his power again, but it was the same as before. “Why does nothing happen?!” he cried. He looked at the Triforce, then at the pillar itself. At the highest point he could see, he noticed a ball of energy in exact opposite color of the pillar shooting down at an incredible speed. “What the-” was all that Gannondorf was able to say as the ball hit the triforce and shattered it. The explosion of the triforce caused Gannondorf to be catapulted away. The explosion also caused that all of Hyrule be leveled to mere rubble.
Mount Aleph collapsed. The debris crushed half of Vale, the town in front of it and sending Alex into a fissure in the ground.
The summoned dragon exploded, catching Goku and causing him to explode as well as the hovering platform that Dende was on.
Robotnik's base was leveled just as bad as Hyrule. The Chaos emeralds were not destroyed, but merely vanished into thin air.
The shockwave from Hyrule went flying outwards in every direction. Most people were confused at the sight, since it did not affect them, but when it hit Link, he imploded in a similar manner that Goku did.

***

“It was an accident,” Gabriel replied. “I had not anticipated that all four of my seals would be released at the same time.”
=Yet it did, and the casualties are horrendous. The four worlds are fusing, and the fusion of this magnitude is causing that several other worlds nearby should be fused with them.=

“I have prepared a solution for this,” Gabriel replied with confidence.
=It had better be a good one. If Master were to hear about what you have done, all hell would litteraly break loose.=
>I have heard of it, and will do nothing, Angelus.<
=I am truly sorry, Master.=
>And you, Talaesus. You should have known better than to give orders without verifying them with me first.<

>Gabriel, what is your plan?<
“I regret to inform you, Master,” Gabriel began. “That my plan is still under development. But rest assured, it will succeed.”
>If you fail, you will wish you had never taken the position of mediator.<
“I am aware of this.”