The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time

There is a deep, deep forest that spreads over the eastern region of the Kingdom of Hyrule…The Kokiri Forest. The Kokiris who live there each have their own fairy. But there was one young boy who, for some reason, didn’t have a fairy. His name was…
Link.

Shall I begin? Long, long ago…Before the world had taken clear shape…It is said that three Goddesses came down to Hyrule. One was Din. She brought Fire and sculpted a Red Land. One was Nayru. With her Wisdom, she brought Law to the World. The last one was Farore. She gave her Courage to the World, and created Life…
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“Whee!” Link said as he gave no mind to his ladder, and jumped off his front porch. BONK! He landed right on Mido’s head, causing Mido to fall over into the mud.
“Oh, sorry Mido! The Great Deku Tree’s story is almost over. I’m in a hurry!” Link yelled over his shoulder. He faintly heard Mido moan in pain, but he kept going. Mido was sure to hold a grudge on him and had been waiting for years to finally get back at him. You see in Mido’s pathetic excuse of a brain, he thought that eliminating Link would cause Saria to like him more. But Link and Saria were two of the best and closest friends you could find in Hyrule, and that’s what set Mido off.
Mido must of have told his little gang that Link bonked him upside the head, because when Link reached the path to the Great Deku Tree, Mido and his friends, more like minions, were blocking the way.
“Hey, wait. You can’t go in there.” Mido said.
“Yeah!” One of Mido’s minions said.
“Shut-up!” Mido said and jabbed the poor kind in the ribs with his elbow. The kid fell to his knees, then to the ground completely. Tears welled in his eyes, and in less than two seconds, he was wailing.
“Oh suck it up, you big baby!” Mido yelled.
The kid whom he had just jabbed, got to his feet, and ran towards his house.
“What a loser…” Mido mumbled. He glanced at his other two minions as if to see if they dared to speak.
“Well get outta here!” Mido sneered, obviously talking to Link.
“I can go wherever I want.” Link said calmly.
“If you wanna get in, why don’t you show us your fairy?” Mido said with a grin, showing Link his disgusting teeth.
Link took a deep breath, then, slugged Mido right in the nose. After a few seconds, blood streamed down from Mido’s nose and gathered near his lips. Mido slowly raised his hand, touched his face, felt the wet blood, and froze. Mido had always feared blood, but he always acted cool like he didn’t give two hoots about it. And now, his fear was running down his face, dripping off his chin.
His eyes widened, and he took off running. His gang right behind him. Link sighed; he hoped it wouldn’t come to this.
He glanced back, saw Mido off in the distance panicking, and started walking the trail to the Great Deku Tree.
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"Cheet up, Link. Don't pay any attention to Mido" The Great Deku Tree said as Link sat on one of his fat roots.
"Great Deku Tree, why am I different from everyone else?" Link asked, barely in a whisper.
"You'll fing out when the time is right." The Great Deku Tree said simply.
"Hmph! That's what you always say." Link said hopelessly.
The silence was interupted when Saria said,"Link! You said you wanted to show me something earlier."
"Huh?"Link asked confused,"Oh! Oh yeah!" He pulled something out of his back pocket.
"Ta-Da! I made it myself!" Link said, showing Saria what he was talking about. I was a sling-shot.
Saria interupted his excitement and said,"What's it for?"
"Here! I'll show you!" He said as he picked up a deku nut off the ground and launched it into the sky.
"Oh wow! Hey, let me try it!" Saria said excitedly. Link handed it to her, along with another deku nut. She placed the nut in the holder, aimed, fired, and hit Mido whom which was hiding in the branced of a near by tree.
"Oww!" He hissed.
"What was that?" Saria asked, puzzled. Link shrugged, and smiled. He didn't care if he had a fairy or not, he was just happy to have a friend.

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