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Prologue: A Boy Named Link

Throughout many generations of mankind, many have heard legends that have been passed down of a hero be he a boy or a young adult, garbed in the green of summer. This hero would travel the land of Hyrule, before triumphing over an anointed evil that had been harassing it. This would bring forth long era a peace. This legend, like all legends of its kind, is born with a character of meager origins. This boy, when he was born, was given a name that has traveled through his ancestors for thousands of years; Link.

But, during the Link's birth, his mother passed away and his father, a knight of Hyrule, was killed in battle soon afterwards. So, out of respect for one of his most regarded officers, the King of Hyrule took the young boy into his custody until one of his lost relatives could come to claim him.

After a slow year passes by, it was apparent how well the orphaned, infant, and the King's beloved daughter, Zelda, who was only 2 years of age, had bonded. As the castle workers would recount, the two were like siblings. And by the end of the harvesting season, a man was escorted in to the main chamber of the castle. A blacksmith named Julian, who resided outside the border of the town and had given irrefutable proof of his relations as the boy uncle.

The King had spoken with the man, saying how he would miss the boy, and that he might have grown too close to what to give him away as he did. But the King kept to his word and gave the boy to his uncle to live as a nephew to a common blacksmith on the town outskirts.

Description
Prologue: A Boy Named Link

Throughout many generations of mankind, many have heard legends that have been passed down of a hero be he a boy or a young adult, garbed in the green of summer. This hero would travel the land of Hyrule, before triumphing over an anointed evil that had been harassing it. This would bring forth long era a peace. This legend, like all legends of its kind, is born with a character of meager origins. This boy, when he was born, was given a name that has traveled through his ancestors for thousands of years; Link.

But, during the Link's birth, his mother passed away and his father, a knight of Hyrule, was killed in battle soon afterwards. So, out of respect for one of his most regarded officers, the King of Hyrule took the young boy into his custody until one of his lost relatives could come to claim him.

After a slow year passes by, it was apparent how well the orphaned, infant, and the King's beloved daughter, Zelda, who was only 2 years of age, had bonded. As the castle workers would recount, the two were like siblings. And by the end of the harvesting season, a man was escorted in to the main chamber of the castle. A blacksmith named Julian, who resided outside the border of the town and had given irrefutable proof of his relations as the boy uncle.

The King had spoken with the man, saying how he would miss the boy, and that he might have grown too close to what to give him away as he did. But the King kept to his word and gave the boy to his uncle to live as a nephew to a common blacksmith on the town outskirts.