Pressured by her Council to marry, Zelda sees in Link the perfect qualities of a future husband; so she proposes. Post-Twilight Princess.

After Twilight Princess. Dogs wait forever: Midna and Link, with Zelda bearing the brunt. Oneshot, spoilers.

One year after the death of Ganondorf, Link finds everything he cares for torn from him once again. In the company of Midna and Princess Zelda, he must travel to a faraway land to find an ancient magic power to save not only Hyrule, but the world...

The agelong peace in the southern provinces of Hyrule is shattered; in every village, children are brutally captured by raiding monsters and nightmarish beasts. All that is left is a sinking veil of Twilight imbued with fear of a nameless evil. While the land crumbles beneath a mantle of shadow, one young man sets off on a perilous journey in search for the missing children.

"I'm not letting you go," he whispered to her as the twilight consumed them. Link grasped the Twili while the Mirror cracked; their bodies dissipating into the other realm together, seemingly forever separating the Hero from his homeland and binding him to the woman he clung to… Little did the two know his actions might lead to the slow and painful destruction of Link's very being.

We are shallow, and therefore we are blind. Post-TP.

They call her an ice queen, cold-hearted, absent, vague. They think she is the worst princess the kingdom has ever had. They see the hero take her hand and decide the two must be in love. But they are wrong, aren't they? They are wrong. — TP, Zelda-centric.

I'd figured you'd probably moved on… married some rich prince, forgotten that a goat herder from Ordon had ever loved you, had ever existed.' Zelink, postTP, UNMARKED SPOILERS!

They were in her Throne Room, a place as familiar to him as Ordon was, where he wondered why he was so afraid of telling her; he was the bearer of the Triforce of Courage, for Farore's sake. – Zelink post TP

When Link and Zelda set out on a small quest to quell regional troubles, the last thing they expect is a complete takeover of Hyrule by corrupt aristocrats. As they fight to take their country back, they learn that there is much more to this betrayal than greed and corruption.

A year has passed bye since the defeat of Zant. When Councilman Shad urges Her Highness Zelda to set out for Link, what is supposed to result in a catching up of friendships, turns into a multitude of confessions. The confessions break the silent year bond between the heroes, adjoining them in joyful reunion and possibly love?

He was probably some kind of pastime to her and she no longer wanted his presence around, for what he could see. So he left. Post TP Zelink

Three years after Twilight Princess, evil has returned to the land and Hyrule, corrupt and unprotected, needs a hero to fight the powerful enemies of the Ancient Hero of Time. But after the final battle, Link faded away like a shadow . . . not to be seen again for three years . . . until now.

Was there no escape for him from bossy women? First Ilia, then Midna, and now the great princess of Hyrule, herself. He was a glutton for punishment. Post Twilight Princess, ZeLink.

The violent murder of Queen Zelda devastates Hyrule; terrorizing its citizens and bringing its Hero to despair. But is Zelda dead? Post TP Zelink Rated T for Blood and Language

Just because the warlord was defeated doesn't mean the adventure is over… Another enemy has her sights set on Hyrule, and will stop at nothing until it's her own. Zelda is forced to make a horrible choice that leaves the one person who might be able to help her in no position to be saving anyone. Zelda is in danger, the kingdom is in danger, and her hero is on the run.

Zelda had often wished for the chance to prove she was more than just the damsel in distress, more than a failure who could not even protect her own kingdom. By a cruel twist of fate the opportunity thrusts itself upon her, but it is nothing like how she imagined. Now the fate of two kingdoms and the lives of her friends are in her hands.

TP. Perpetual twilight; clandestine malevolence. Realms linked by an encroaching darkness. The fate of two worlds hangs in the balance and only a hero can save them. A retelling of Twilight Princess.

"You know, they call you the Ice Queen." Rooftop conversations between Link and Zelda a few months following Hyrule's escape from Twilight. Now continued.

On the eve of Hyrule's greatest celebration of the year, Princess Zelda finds herself desperately searching for a date. But no matter how hard she may try, she always gets turned down. It must be because she's the princess, right? Post TP, Zelink. Oneshot.

Post TP. Zelda and Link quickly discover that defeating Ganondorf wasn't the end of the problems for Hyrule. Zelda must quickly come to terms with her power as queen and Link realizes that it was far easier to be a simple man than a hero who makes history. They're willing to fight for a golden age for their people and maybe learn what it means to fall in love along the way.

To escape her repellent suitors, Queen Zelda devises a perfect plan to marry her champion and best friend, the Hero of Twilight. Sadly, nothing works the way she wants it to. Not only does Link adjust poorly to a life of rules and etiquette but there are several people who do not approve of the union, people who would rather have the legendary Hero dead than see them married.

A fearsome beast is terrorising Ordon and Link is missing. While searching for her kingdom's Hero, Princess Zelda arrives in Ordon to discover that Link, broken and hurting, has become a wolf and refuses to turn back in order to escape his pain. Determined to help Zelda she sets out to save them both from the consuming darkness left behind by their battles. Post TP.

What if all the stars aligned? Could I ever make you mine?