Frie-Ice

"Come on, sweetie," muttered Zelda worriedly as she once again brought her two-week-old son's lips to her nipple, "eat something for Mommy, okay?" Little Daphnes weakly opened his mouth out of instinct, his eyes drooping shut as he fought the urge to sleep.  When he latched on just barely, Zelda sighed a little, smiling in relief.  He suckled slowly for a moment, then let go, causing his mother's smile to fall once again. "Daphnes, please," she said desperately, trying one last time to get him to latch on, "you need to eat..." However, Daphnes' weariness won out; without the strength to keep feeding, he fell asleep, his head lolling agains

Link stumbled through the castle hallway, ignoring the stares he earned from others. He focused on the door ahead, willing himself to stay conscious long enough to report to his masters. Everything hurt. A stream of red liquid began to run into his eyes and he brushed it away weakly, nearly losing his balance as he did so. Just hold on, he urged himself. You can rest once Demise is warned. The doors to the Demon King's throne room loomed out the darkness that was quickly overtaking his vision. The former hero shoved against the heavy wood with what seemed like all of his remaining strength and stumbled the last few feet into his master's si

“We-we’re back!” Sora exclaimed, smiling up at the redhead. “You’re home,” she smiled back, holding out her hand for him to grab. Obligingly, he took it, at the same time, returning her precious lucky charm she had lent him.  They continued talking to Goofy, Donald, Riku, and Mickey until sundown, when the three had to leave. Riku had already returned to the larger island, leaving the two teens on the paopu tree, watching the sun set and the stars gleam brighter. “So, we’re home now…” Sora began, feeling remorse as he spoke those words. A year away from Kairi, and this wa