Legend Of Zelda Twilight Princess Fan-fiction
                                                                             Prologue

The twilight princess sighed, sitting on her throne, thinking about all the adventures she and Link had shared.  It was times like these she wished she hadn’t broken the mirror between their worlds, even though she had done it for the good of Hyrule.  Midna had grown accustomed to Link’s company, be it her hiding in his shadow, or  bossing him around as a wolf.  After their adventure and Gannon’s defeat, she had been watching over Hyrule through a small crystal, a window to the other world which enabled her to talk to the spirits, and make sure everything was in order.  Everything had seemed calm enough for the longest time, but recently, she had been unable to contact any of the spirits, and every time she was able to get a small glimpse of Hyrule, it was covered by dark shadows, similar to ones that divulged Gannon’s presence.
Midna stood up and stretched, yawning, revealing her sharp fangs.  Her cloak had a slight airy feeling to it, so when she walked across the room, she had the consciousness of gliding.  She looked out the window and allowed herself to be engulfed in the quiet sensation of  Twilight.  
She closed her eyes and began to think about the decision she had to face.  Was she really going to do this after putting such a large gap in between herself and Link? She couldn’t imagine facing Link after departing with him the way she had, saying that they would never meet again, but at the same time, something was definitely out of place….
A small moaning noise turned her attention to a young Twili who seemed to need to tell Midna something desperately important.  She allowed him to tell her what was so important, and after listening to several incoherent moans, she dismissed the Twili and turned to face the window again.  
“ Another failed attempt to contact the spirits."  She thought to herself. Once again, she closed her eyes in deep thought.  This time, however, her decision was final.  She would do it, no matter what.  Too many things were out of hand, and too many times the spirits had failed to answer her inquisitions  about the prosperity of Hyrule.  It was true only royalty could shatter the mirror, but one thing she hadn’t told Link was that only royalty could piece it back together.