The basic idea is that Link, Zelda, and Gannon have century after century for uncountable millennia been reborn, to play out the parts the goddesses' have set for them. Not always together, as one or two of them might appear but more often then naught all three of them tend to run into each other whenever they happen to be reincarnated. In that time they have witnessed the birth and death of entire races and seen Hyrule steadily change from the land that it once was.
Of the three only Gannon truly remembers anything of their previous lives and even for him time has steadily swept away the memories of old, leaving only the dimmest of recollections of the past. For the other two only the vaguest hint of knowing has remained throughout their reincarnates.
...At least until something goes wrong a few years after one of their rebirths and the three remember everything. From the day that they first touched the Triforce to the present era in a Hyrule that has become nearly unrecognizable for them.
Now they must discover a way to break their strings and free themselves from the goddesses that have used them as their game pieces for uncountable millennium. And perhaps find away to settle the score with their former puppet masters...
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The idea comes from those oneshots where (usually) Link and Zelda are reborn and musing about the consent cycle between the three of them. Several of them have them somewhat bitter about being forced to continuessly forced to live which made me wonder what would happen if one of them gave the Goddesses the finger and went off to do their own thing which hatched into this.
Here Link, Zelda, and Gannon are all trying to escape in their own way from the goddesses' with no way of knowing whether or not this just another move in the eternal game that the three play amongst themselves... or even another power.
I figured that while the three would work together when nessicarry that each probably would go about it in a different way. After all while the basic premise for what they want is the same for each of them, the way that they go about it and the end results of what they want probably would't be.
And that doesn't go into how all three of them probably carrying a few grudges against each other from their constant rebirths or just how what they remembered has changed them. Gannon for example might have decided that he just wants to live out his life and finally mange to die of old age while Zelda or even Link might have decide that the Goddesses need to be replaced and what do you know there are three people with all the traits need to take their place...
On another note by 'present' day Hyrule I don't mean our present day (those almost always suck) but by their standers. At most I figure given how Twilight Princess seemed (to me anyway) to have the feel of being around the equivalent of our late medieval to somewhat early renaissance period, that it might be similar to Europe during the late 16th century to early 17th Europe. Swords and such are still around but steadily being replaced by black-powder guns and the world while recognizable to Link, Gannon, and Zelda would still be somewhat alien but really it's up to whoever might want this.
Of the three only Gannon truly remembers anything of their previous lives and even for him time has steadily swept away the memories of old, leaving only the dimmest of recollections of the past. For the other two only the vaguest hint of knowing has remained throughout their reincarnates.
...At least until something goes wrong a few years after one of their rebirths and the three remember everything. From the day that they first touched the Triforce to the present era in a Hyrule that has become nearly unrecognizable for them.
Now they must discover a way to break their strings and free themselves from the goddesses that have used them as their game pieces for uncountable millennium. And perhaps find away to settle the score with their former puppet masters...
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The idea comes from those oneshots where (usually) Link and Zelda are reborn and musing about the consent cycle between the three of them. Several of them have them somewhat bitter about being forced to continuessly forced to live which made me wonder what would happen if one of them gave the Goddesses the finger and went off to do their own thing which hatched into this.
Here Link, Zelda, and Gannon are all trying to escape in their own way from the goddesses' with no way of knowing whether or not this just another move in the eternal game that the three play amongst themselves... or even another power.
I figured that while the three would work together when nessicarry that each probably would go about it in a different way. After all while the basic premise for what they want is the same for each of them, the way that they go about it and the end results of what they want probably would't be.
And that doesn't go into how all three of them probably carrying a few grudges against each other from their constant rebirths or just how what they remembered has changed them. Gannon for example might have decided that he just wants to live out his life and finally mange to die of old age while Zelda or even Link might have decide that the Goddesses need to be replaced and what do you know there are three people with all the traits need to take their place...
On another note by 'present' day Hyrule I don't mean our present day (those almost always suck) but by their standers. At most I figure given how Twilight Princess seemed (to me anyway) to have the feel of being around the equivalent of our late medieval to somewhat early renaissance period, that it might be similar to Europe during the late 16th century to early 17th Europe. Swords and such are still around but steadily being replaced by black-powder guns and the world while recognizable to Link, Gannon, and Zelda would still be somewhat alien but really it's up to whoever might want this.
