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Zelda sighed as she stared out the window of her stage coach. It had been a long and arduous journey. but the final chapter was upon her. The sweltering heat from the harsh Gerudo sun permeated the air, and her condition... was only exacerbating the situation. Beads of sweat rolled down her exposed belly, which rested hot and heavy in her lap. She gingerly rubbed the taut skin pouring out in front of her, musing on the circumstances that lead her to be here in the first place.

***

It had only been a short time after the calamity had ended when she decided to tour what was left of her broken kingdom. It was an eerie sensation; seeing ruins in what was at one time familiar. Impressive was the resolve of the inhabitants of Hyrule, who carried on in the heart of adversity, but there was still much healing to be done. When she returned to the castle she began to desperately toil away in her study, searching for a way to mend what time had so cruelly warped. As the days went by, Zelda began to hear whispers from the spirits in her sleep, and as the nights passed the message eventually became crystal clear: consult the guardians who watch over nature from within their fertile springs, they hold the answers. They would help her heal this land. Her eyes shot open, she gathered whatever maps and supplies she could find in a frenzy, and set off into the wild with hardly a pause for breath. Her adventure had begun.

***

Panting heavily as she stepped down into the sweltering desert sand, Zelda cradled the massive orb her once slender middle had become. Slowly, she made her way through the loud and crowded bazaar streets. Gerudo Town was bustling even more than usual on this day, as rumors had spread they would be visited from the princess of Hyrule herself. Zelda couldn't help but chuckle at her current unrecognizable state, anyone looking for a graceful dignitary would be in for quite a shock indeed. Ignoring the vendors trying to peddle their wears, as well as the many stares and gasp from the crowds beginning to gather and stare at the preposterous sight before them. Her cheeks flushed as she had to stop and lean against a wall, trying her best to gather her composure. If she could just make it a bit farther, the chieftain would surely be able to assist her. The last fountain, the end of her journey, was within her grasp.

"Little Vai! Are you alright?"

Zelda looked up with a start. Towering over her swollen body was one of the locals, her bright pink hair dazzling the surprised princess. The woman was tall and muscular, like most Gerudo she had encountered thus far, but her concern seemed to be coming from a place of empathy. Her torso was home to a sizable bronze bulge, pushing out past her delicate attire and glowing in the desert sun.

"My my! So many Vehvi you must be expecting, and such a tiny Vai! Here, let me help you." The woman offered a hand to the exhausted princess, and she reluctantly accepted, coming to the reasonable conclusion her pride was doing her no favors at this point in her journey.

***

Cortera's fountain had not been hard to find. The Sheikah people still knowing of it's whereabouts, a fact none too surprising considering it was located just beyond their village. As she stood at the edge of the mysterious water, Zelda wondered to herself if she was really prepared to undertake this journey. The ritual called for her to use her own body as a conduit, holding a portion of the healing magic from each of the Great Fairies from all across Hyrule. The book described it as, a fertility rite...

She absentmindedly moved a hand to her trim stomach, trying to imagine what the consequences of beginning this trial could be. Fertility rite? Surely it was just a figure of speech. Some quirk of the old hylian language? She began to imagine herself with a more motherly figure. An image of her swollen with life, gently running a hand across her swollen womb quickly flashed inside her mind. Her face ran red before she shock the thought from her head; what ridiculous notion! Her thoughts quickly began to trail once again though. Of course her and her mighty hero had been quite, diligent in their celebration... celebrations, after the victory at Hyrule castle; and of course she had given thought to building a life with her mighty champion, her body ripening with the future heirs of her Kingdom; but this was a different matter entirely! Again she had to push the vivid imagery flooding into her mind, distracting her from her course during this pivotal moment. Eventually she came to the conclusion that there was only one way to solve this mystery; and after one last deep breath, finally she stepped forth prepared to summon the Great Fairy. The massive visage of a woman who sprang up from the water shocked her. From her shrill laugh to her gaudy makeup, the creature before her was large in every sense of the word, not least of which was the gargantuan bump pressing forth from her middle; the fairy was undeniably, if not tremendously, pregnant.

***

Ashai, as Zelda had found the woman's name to be, guided her through the back allies of Gerudo Town. A shortcut she assure her, to her final destination: the palace.

"Well here we are little Vai, though I guess I shouldn't be calling you the little one." She laughed, patting her own stomach. A massive orb in in's own right, though a fair deal smaller then the one the princesses was burdened with, and it only seemed smaller due to the stature of the woman carrying it. "You know, I teach a class here on how to seduce a Voe of your very own, but it would appear you need no assistance from me!" She chuckled once more, before excusing herself to her duties. Zelda turned to the courtyard of the palace. She saw that her goal was in sight, but she couldn't help but let go a heavy sigh.

"More stairs..." she exhaled, "how delightful."

***

Just as Riju had warned, the journey to the final spring had been rough indeed, but her perseverance at last going to pay off. Standing at the edge of the oasis, she called forth as she had done three times before. She stared down into the sparkling pond, the incandescent water dancing in the moonlight. A moment passed before the ground shook, and the final Great Fairy shot forth from her little spring. Tera was every bit as boisterous and flamboyant as her sisters, but the size of fertile mound that jutted from her body, cresting well above the waves of the water like a mountain, clearly she was the largest of them all.

"Girl, have you come to gain the power to heal this....oh?" She stopped mid sentence, noting the peculiar expression on the princesses face. "Ah yes, the hero's of the land are especially... virile. Twas no wonder the Calamity was put to rest." She said, moving her free hand to the apex of her incredible stomach, the other remaining in her mouth as she turned her head in an exaggerated blush. Zelda felt a twinge of anger before regaining her composure. She knew it wasn't his fault... and yet seeing each Great Fairy in the state he left them, she couldn't help but feel a bit... well... jealous.

"Yes, O' mother fairy, please, grant me thine blessing so I may have the strength and wisdom to bring prosperity back to this wounded land." She retorted, mustering as much grace and dignity she could, considering the circumstances.

"Ahhhhaaaahaaa, Very good little princess! If you're ready, I can enhance your power to the limit!

Here!

We!

Goooooooo!"

The massive fairy began to kneed her stretched skin, before leaning down and tapping the princess square in the center of her exposed belly.

Zelda recoiled a bit, before standing back up straight as she could. She closed her eyes and tried to prepare for the changes about to set upon her. Even with the experience she had thus far, each growth was quite taxing, and for her own sake she tried to remain as poised as possible during the ordeal. The wave of expansion came quicker this time then the other ones, she could feel her tight skin pushing outward almost immediately. Inch by inch, her belly pushed forward, the weight bearing down more intensely on her slender frame. A slight moan parsed past her lips, before she stifled it. She stomped her foot down, her gentle face adorn now with a slight blush. Despite all the hardship, she hated to admit how truly wonderful this felt, her skin more sensitive then she ever though possible. Every slight breeze ripped with intense pleasure, wracking her to the core with delight. Eventually the weight became to much for her, and she slid down to her knees to give her poor overburdened legs a much needed reprieve. With a loud rip, the seams under her arms began to tear, affording her expanding bosom the room it needed for its own rapid development. Finally, as quickly as it started the growth came to a halt. Zelda's once lithe frame was now the very picture of fertility, her center so packed with life she could hardly stand.

"Good luck deary, the rest is up to you!" Tera wailed, before returning to the waters from winch she came. Zelda looked down for a moment at what she had accomplished. With this power, she could restore her broken kingdom, she could make up for the failures of 100 years ago. A soft smile crept across her face as she carefully returned to her feet. It was finally time to return home.

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Zelda sighed as she stared out the window of her stage coach. It had been a long and arduous journey. but the final chapter was upon her. The sweltering heat from the harsh Gerudo sun permeated the air, and her condition... was only exacerbating the situation. Beads of sweat rolled down her exposed belly, which rested hot and heavy in her lap. She gingerly rubbed the taut skin pouring out in front of her, musing on the circumstances that lead her to be here in the first place.

***

It had only been a short time after the calamity had ended when she decided to tour what was left of her broken kingdom. It was an eerie sensation; seeing ruins in what was at one time familiar. Impressive was the resolve of the inhabitants of Hyrule, who carried on in the heart of adversity, but there was still much healing to be done. When she returned to the castle she began to desperately toil away in her study, searching for a way to mend what time had so cruelly warped. As the days went by, Zelda began to hear whispers from the spirits in her sleep, and as the nights passed the message eventually became crystal clear: consult the guardians who watch over nature from within their fertile springs, they hold the answers. They would help her heal this land. Her eyes shot open, she gathered whatever maps and supplies she could find in a frenzy, and set off into the wild with hardly a pause for breath. Her adventure had begun.

***

Panting heavily as she stepped down into the sweltering desert sand, Zelda cradled the massive orb her once slender middle had become. Slowly, she made her way through the loud and crowded bazaar streets. Gerudo Town was bustling even more than usual on this day, as rumors had spread they would be visited from the princess of Hyrule herself. Zelda couldn't help but chuckle at her current unrecognizable state, anyone looking for a graceful dignitary would be in for quite a shock indeed. Ignoring the vendors trying to peddle their wears, as well as the many stares and gasp from the crowds beginning to gather and stare at the preposterous sight before them. Her cheeks flushed as she had to stop and lean against a wall, trying her best to gather her composure. If she could just make it a bit farther, the chieftain would surely be able to assist her. The last fountain, the end of her journey, was within her grasp.

"Little Vai! Are you alright?"

Zelda looked up with a start. Towering over her swollen body was one of the locals, her bright pink hair dazzling the surprised princess. The woman was tall and muscular, like most Gerudo she had encountered thus far, but her concern seemed to be coming from a place of empathy. Her torso was home to a sizable bronze bulge, pushing out past her delicate attire and glowing in the desert sun.

"My my! So many Vehvi you must be expecting, and such a tiny Vai! Here, let me help you." The woman offered a hand to the exhausted princess, and she reluctantly accepted, coming to the reasonable conclusion her pride was doing her no favors at this point in her journey.

***

Cortera's fountain had not been hard to find. The Sheikah people still knowing of it's whereabouts, a fact none too surprising considering it was located just beyond their village. As she stood at the edge of the mysterious water, Zelda wondered to herself if she was really prepared to undertake this journey. The ritual called for her to use her own body as a conduit, holding a portion of the healing magic from each of the Great Fairies from all across Hyrule. The book described it as, a fertility rite...

She absentmindedly moved a hand to her trim stomach, trying to imagine what the consequences of beginning this trial could be. Fertility rite? Surely it was just a figure of speech. Some quirk of the old hylian language? She began to imagine herself with a more motherly figure. An image of her swollen with life, gently running a hand across her swollen womb quickly flashed inside her mind. Her face ran red before she shock the thought from her head; what ridiculous notion! Her thoughts quickly began to trail once again though. Of course her and her mighty hero had been quite, diligent in their celebration... celebrations, after the victory at Hyrule castle; and of course she had given thought to building a life with her mighty champion, her body ripening with the future heirs of her Kingdom; but this was a different matter entirely! Again she had to push the vivid imagery flooding into her mind, distracting her from her course during this pivotal moment. Eventually she came to the conclusion that there was only one way to solve this mystery; and after one last deep breath, finally she stepped forth prepared to summon the Great Fairy. The massive visage of a woman who sprang up from the water shocked her. From her shrill laugh to her gaudy makeup, the creature before her was large in every sense of the word, not least of which was the gargantuan bump pressing forth from her middle; the fairy was undeniably, if not tremendously, pregnant.

***

Ashai, as Zelda had found the woman's name to be, guided her through the back allies of Gerudo Town. A shortcut she assure her, to her final destination: the palace.

"Well here we are little Vai, though I guess I shouldn't be calling you the little one." She laughed, patting her own stomach. A massive orb in in's own right, though a fair deal smaller then the one the princesses was burdened with, and it only seemed smaller due to the stature of the woman carrying it. "You know, I teach a class here on how to seduce a Voe of your very own, but it would appear you need no assistance from me!" She chuckled once more, before excusing herself to her duties. Zelda turned to the courtyard of the palace. She saw that her goal was in sight, but she couldn't help but let go a heavy sigh.

"More stairs..." she exhaled, "how delightful."

***

Just as Riju had warned, the journey to the final spring had been rough indeed, but her perseverance at last going to pay off. Standing at the edge of the oasis, she called forth as she had done three times before. She stared down into the sparkling pond, the incandescent water dancing in the moonlight. A moment passed before the ground shook, and the final Great Fairy shot forth from her little spring. Tera was every bit as boisterous and flamboyant as her sisters, but the size of fertile mound that jutted from her body, cresting well above the waves of the water like a mountain, clearly she was the largest of them all.

"Girl, have you come to gain the power to heal this....oh?" She stopped mid sentence, noting the peculiar expression on the princesses face. "Ah yes, the hero's of the land are especially... virile. Twas no wonder the Calamity was put to rest." She said, moving her free hand to the apex of her incredible stomach, the other remaining in her mouth as she turned her head in an exaggerated blush. Zelda felt a twinge of anger before regaining her composure. She knew it wasn't his fault... and yet seeing each Great Fairy in the state he left them, she couldn't help but feel a bit... well... jealous.

"Yes, O' mother fairy, please, grant me thine blessing so I may have the strength and wisdom to bring prosperity back to this wounded land." She retorted, mustering as much grace and dignity she could, considering the circumstances.

"Ahhhhaaaahaaa, Very good little princess! If you're ready, I can enhance your power to the limit!

Here!

We!

Goooooooo!"

The massive fairy began to kneed her stretched skin, before leaning down and tapping the princess square in the center of her exposed belly.

Zelda recoiled a bit, before standing back up straight as she could. She closed her eyes and tried to prepare for the changes about to set upon her. Even with the experience she had thus far, each growth was quite taxing, and for her own sake she tried to remain as poised as possible during the ordeal. The wave of expansion came quicker this time then the other ones, she could feel her tight skin pushing outward almost immediately. Inch by inch, her belly pushed forward, the weight bearing down more intensely on her slender frame. A slight moan parsed past her lips, before she stifled it. She stomped her foot down, her gentle face adorn now with a slight blush. Despite all the hardship, she hated to admit how truly wonderful this felt, her skin more sensitive then she ever though possible. Every slight breeze ripped with intense pleasure, wracking her to the core with delight. Eventually the weight became to much for her, and she slid down to her knees to give her poor overburdened legs a much needed reprieve. With a loud rip, the seams under her arms began to tear, affording her expanding bosom the room it needed for its own rapid development. Finally, as quickly as it started the growth came to a halt. Zelda's once lithe frame was now the very picture of fertility, her center so packed with life she could hardly stand.

"Good luck deary, the rest is up to you!" Tera wailed, before returning to the waters from winch she came. Zelda looked down for a moment at what she had accomplished. With this power, she could restore her broken kingdom, she could make up for the failures of 100 years ago. A soft smile crept across her face as she carefully returned to her feet. It was finally time to return home.