Arc 1: Epilogue

Young Ritua of the Kokiri was the first to begin to see their wish for a brighter world bear fruit. The moment the battle had ended, the battlefield had become agrow with grass, trees and vegetation. This soon spread throughout all the land.

Wildflowers begin to spread and bloom all across war-torn Hyrule. Where trees and flowers have been destroyed, new life sprouts in their place. Even lost trees begin to suddenly grow, reaching hundreds of feet almost overnight. Soon, Hyrule slowly begins to become as lush and green as it once was…

While still seen as a child, Ritua was honored for her contributions to Hyrule. With the blessing of Queen Selene, King Josh met with Ritua in private and promised that her people, whom he had figured out to be Kokiri, would be placed under the protection of the Kingdom of Hyrule, were they to ever need it.

Ritua would also be followed home by a very large friend -- Ganondorf's horse, whom she had saved during the battle.

General Blayney was honored for protecting the new King and Queen of Hyrule against the forces of evil, and his name began to be whispered amongst many for his deeds. In time, words of them even began to overshadow the dishonors that had marked him for so much of his life and career.

Perhaps it was fate, or perhaps even by the work of the Triforce. But Gwyar would feel compelled more than usual to chase after a Golden Lynel that had entered his domain. But when Gwyar's troops found what seemed to be its lair, the Lynel was nowhere to be found. The cave's entrance looked to be very recently collapsed, but upon investigating, they would find a mountain of treasure.

Enough to, even after being divvied up, set up Gwyar with a vast fortune. With enough to settle into a nice bit of land of his own, if he so chooses. With money and growing influence, Gwyar's future looked bright for the first time in a long time.

Shortly after the battle, the light of the gods would shine upon Ursula. Once more, Lady von Brandt would find she can now step into the light without harm. However, she has permanently lost her ability to cast Demise magic, instead gaining a proficiency for magicks attributed to Hylia. She was also unable to regain sight in her left eye -- a reminder of her sacrifice.

A few days after Ganon's defeat, a swaddled baby would suddenly before Ursula in a ball of light, a final gift from the gods giving her a miracle she had only ever seen in her dreams…

Deep down, Jade most wished for acceptance. By the will of a mysterious force, Jade would find her human-like features to be more emphasized to strangers at first, allowing her to more easily approach without her monster features being as noticeable right away. This may allow her to form better first impressions and slowly find acceptance for who she is once they can get used to her fully.

However, not everyone will be as accepting, strong enough hatred for her kind could counteract this.

Jade was honored for her heroics against Raalk and Ganondorf, providing proof that even monsterkind could be good. But after the Starlight Tragedy and the war that followed, it would take time for people to come around.

Finally freed from his demons, Prince Oron found himself a new lease on life. And a new lady friend, at that. No longer did his demons plague him, as the young Prince took to his royal duties with a renewed focus after encouragement from the new King and Queen.

One day, Oron was called back to the castle on urgent business. Upon arrival, he would find that his deepest desire for happiness had been granted.

Easing his feelings of loneliness, the Triforce returns to life Oron’s closest loved ones -- his mother and father. However, they are as they were when he lost them, with no memory of their demise.

For all his faults, the young mercenary Raithe wanted only to be a hero.

Perhaps he needed discipline and guidance, but flawed or not, it seems the gods thought him a hero on this day. For upon returning home, Raithe finds on his bed a heroic-looking green tunic with a hood. The material is made with chainmail and an old cloth material long since out of use, as if fashioned centuries ago. Yet it appears to have been made brand new. Beside it is a Hylian Shield, in a style different and much older than the ones in current circulation. The fabric of the tunic never rips and no matter how much damage it takes, the shield never breaks, or even dents.

In the mail, Raithe would receive a missive from the King of Hyrule himself, inviting him personally to enlist in Hyrule's military. Whether he accepts or not is up to him... But perhaps this may be where he finds the guidance and discipline he needs?

As boisterous as he was, Ryder deep down wanted only a family to show off for.

His heart's deepest desire was heard. Ryder would return home to a warm fire and the smell of home cooking -- his family restored to life.

They’ll be exactly as left. No years have passed for them and they don’t remember even dying. All they know is they have been waiting for their son to come home.

Shortly after Ganon's defeat, Josh and Selene would be wed at a chapel in Hyrule City. The next day, the new Queen and King of Hyrule would be officially coronated before the entire kingdom. Ushering in what they hoped to be a new era of peace. For the two longtime adventurers, becoming the Queen and King was a daunting task to undergo, very different from all they had done before. But while they were sad to leave Ordon and the ranch behind, they took to this challenge as though it were another adventure.

But a few weeks later, Josh, Desmond and their sister Ophelia would be urgently called to Labrynna...

Queen Selene meanwhile, had wished for peace. To protect her loved ones and the kingdom from harm. That was why Nayru’s Love had been cast on the party, protecting them from Ganon's wrath. But the gods had granted her another boon. Upon seeing her beloved off and returning to her chambers at the castle, Selene was greeted by the spirit form of her mother. With some time to catch up and one last hug, her mother casts one final charm before disappearing.

A week later, a letter arrives from her brother Helios, thought long-lost. Having miraculously survived a dangerous situation by what could only be described as the luck of the gods…



On their arrival to Labrynna, the Dragelion siblings would receive a hero's welcome by their people. But at the front of the crowd next to the King of Labrynna, were two faces most familiar...

The Triforce had granted Josh and Desmond's wish for Family -- returning their parents Segnorus and Serana Dragelion to life. However, they too, were revived in the form they were in before dying with no idea of what’s happened since.

In time, the siblings will also find that the animals and monsters they consider family will live to an extremely advanced age. Even the ones with normally short lifespans may very well live as long as their human companions…