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Chapter 1
'Are you certain you want this? I will not fault you for turning back now.' Hylia, the great goddess of the hylian people, spoke slowly, looking down at the mortal bowing before her. She held a sword unfinished in her hands, it's blade dull. The mortal kneeling before her did not raise her head to speak.
'A soul is needed for your sword, Your Grace; I would give much more in order to serve you.' The mortal said. Her head bowed low, almost touching the ground. Unlike the many others that stood around watching the exchange, this mortal lacked both their arms. The result of one of many battles against Hylia's foe: Demise.
'If you do this, your spirit may never find peace. It will be forever sealed inside the sword to slay evil's bane. I can't even guarantee your spirit will survive the process as it is.' Hylia sounded mournful, this war against Demise was taking so much from her people and followers- there was no hesitation in the mortal's answer though.
'If my spirit may be of use then I will gladly give it to you Your Grace. I will give my spirit to the sword.' Hylia frowned at this answer, as if she was hoping the mortal would change her mind.
'Very well, thank you, Fi…..your sacrifice will not be forgotten.'
'Link! Link! Get up! You have to get up now!' A scream, a sound that no one wanted to hear. But, to Fi, to even hear anything was wrong. Her mind should be asleep right now, that was Hylia's plan. She was to guide the hero reborn against Demise, and aid him in his quest in any possible way. Then she was to sleep for all of time, only awakening to confirm her master had come to claim her.
Slowly though, Fi was becoming aware of the world: of the rain pouring down from the heavens to the crackling sound of fire in the distance.
'NO!' A shout, one of panic and desperation.. from a voice that felt different yet familiar.. and then.. Fi felt the familiar feeling of her grace's magic passing over her. To a monster or anything touched by Demise, they would surely perish by its might. Though, Fi, however, felt warm and reassured by the magic. It reassured her that her grace was still alive and well, or… at least her descendants were.
Pain quickly followed after the pleasant feeling of her grace's magic - Fi knew the sensation, but was unprepared for it to assault her spirit after so long. She powered through it though, trying to get a sense of her surroundings. Her body, the Master Sword laying on the ground, rain hitting the cool metal; her master's fingers, still curled around the sword's hilt.
Next to her was her master, Link (if he chose the name that every hero always carried). He lay in the arms of Hylia, or, her reincarnated form. Zelda was the name of the last form Fi saw her in, so Fi would refer to her grace the only way she knew.
Link was close to death, Fi could sense his heart sluggishly beating, trying to keep him alive. Hylia was crying, holding the hero close as if he was already dead. Her grace must believe him dead already… Fi had to inform her otherwise: there was still at least a sixty-five percent chance Link may survive.
Using all the strength Fi could muster, she called out to the goddess incarnate. At first, she didn't notice Fi, as she was too busy in grief. Fi called out again, already feeling the strain on herself. It felt like centuries since she was this coherent. Her spirit was slumbering in the sword for so long, and this was probably the most startling awakening Fi could get.
'Your Grace,' Fi's voice carried for only her grace's ears - this time the young hylian jumped, looking to the sword, eyes wide.
'The sword?' Hylia looked at Fi's sword body with such confusion in her expression that Fi calculated much time has passed since she first entered her slumber. It was improbable that it would be easily forgotten that she slumbered in the sword, so at least a few generations had to have past. That wasn't as important right now though, her master's life took priority.
'Master Link still lives.' Her grace's shock at hearing Fi's voice was quickly forgotten at the mention of Link.
'He can still be saved? It's not too late?' Link's body was indeed weak, but Fi knew his spirit was strong. How else could he have pulled her from the pedestal to combat Demise? Before Fi could muster the strength to speak again another voice rang out.
'Princess!' Two people Fi didn't recognize came barrelling at them, and if it wasn't for the term they called her grace, Fi would have worried they were here to attack. Covered by masks and armor with a strange symbol emblazoned on their chests, an eye with a single tear falling down, they rushed towards her grace, dropping to their knees.
'Quickly! You must take Link to the Shrine of Resurrection! There's still a chance he'll survive!' The two warriors were startled by her grace's harsh words, and both looked ready to protest, but Link was already being hefted up by Hylia. Fi internally shuddered as she felt her body slip from her master's fingers, the Master Sword falling to the ground with a soft thud. Fi watched as the warriors quickly took her grace's burden from her, quiet orders to protect him with their lives being exchanged.
The next thing Fi knew, Hylia was picking her up as the warriors went running off in a different direction. Games to play with out downloading.
'Let's get you somewhere safe.' A strange urge to protest came to Fi; she would never question her grace's wisdom, but clearly the Master Sword was needed now. Fi could feel the presence of evil in the air. Demise was close, and even in the weakened state she was in, Fi would defend her master and grace till the end.
Hylia was moving, though, as quickly as her feet could take her. The rain continued to pour, and Fi took in their surroundings. The land appeared unfamiliar, Fi could not recall any map data similar to the surrounding area. The strange metal creatures littering the field were unfamiliar, too. It made Fi question how long she was truly slumbering.
Her grace's scream brought Fi quickly back into focus, though. A monster stood before them, a lizard creature with shifting eyes, licking its lips at the snack before it. Hylia stood frozen, holding the Master Sword up shakily, as if in a vain hope that its presence would force the beast away.
'Your Grace, I suggest retreating. I predict a seventy-eight percent chance of injury should we engage.' Hylia didn't seem to hear Fi's warning, or she was too focused on the monster in front of them to heed it. A sharp hiss rang out behind them, and another lizard creature came forward, a third one, not far behind, scurrying forward to join its kin.
One creature leapt forward, bringing a crudely made spear down upon her grace. Luckily, Hylia dashed to the side, dodging the blow, then flailing the Master Sword towards the creature. She missed the monster, the beast merely ducking, avoiding the sword.
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The two others circled behind them, hissing and baring their weapons. A strange feeling welled inside Fi, she remembered it well. When she and her master first fought Ghirahim, and her master was soundly beaten by the demon lord, it was almost certain he would die, but.. the hero survived. Fear. Panic. Feelings that were foreign. Fi didn't understand why she was feeling this way.
Hylia let out a sharp cry as one of the monsters batted her to the side like a rag doll with its tail. The Master Sword fell to the ground. If Fi had a heart it would have stopped beating as the three monsters closed in on Hylia.
No, Fi couldn't let it end like this.. Her grace couldn't die! Everything inside Fi screamed that she couldn't! Fi couldn't let this happen! She wouldn't! Her entire being was dedicated to serving the goddess and the chosen hero!
Gathering every shred of power she had, with a great flash of golden light, Fi stood before the stunned monsters in her physical form: Her blue and purple cape fluttering in the wind and emotionless face stared at the monsters that dared to harm the goddess.
One of the lizards ran at Fi, expecting an easy kill. It was easily sidestepped, and then Fi jumped, kicking the beast aside with one swat. The beast whimpered while its kin charged at Fi together.
Fi jumped again, this time landing on the one's head, using her weight to force the creature to run into the ground. The final beast swung its club wildly at Fi, trying to land a hit on the lithe sword spirit. Fi easily dodged every hit, eventually twirling under one blow, then using the momentum to deliver a swift kick to the beast's stomach.
The lizard was flung back, landing on the ground. Quickly glancing around, all three monsters were still gathering themselves. Fi could feel the strain already from taking on her physical form, and her body ached, wishing to rest within the sword again.
She couldn't even garner the energy to hover off the ground as she always had. Quickly, Fi made her way over to her grace, already spotting blood staining the dirty white robe she had on.
'Your Grace?' Hylia groaned in response, eyes blinking, looking at Fi dazed.
'Wh..who?' A hiss sounded behind them, and Fi looked to see the monsters already gathering themselves off the ground.
'Your Grace, you must stand. We have to get you to safety.' Fi spoke urgently, for once wishing she had arms to pick the hylian up herself. Her purple-blue cloak billowed in the wind instead. Hylia blinked several times, her eyes clearing slightly.
'You, you're the spirit in the sword?' Fi nodded, wordlessly offering herself for the goddess incarnate to grab hold of to steady herself. Within a few moments she was back on her feet again, though leaning heavily on Fi. Her free hand was clutching the wound marring her stomach, trying to stop the blood flow.
'I am unable to carry the sword. I apologize Your Grace but you will have to.' Without the Master Sword they wouldn't be going anywhere. It held Fi's soul, and without that Fi wouldn't be able to maintain a physical form in this world.
'It's okay, I got it.' Hylia's voice was strained, but Fi guided her quickly over to the sword, where she picked it up with her hand that wasn't holding onto Fi. As quickly as they could, Fi guided them away from the monsters, and towards a forest where, hopefully, they could find a moment to rest.
Fi heard the lizards pursuing as she brought them into the dense woodland. Bringing them to a large tree, she wordlessly nudged Hylia to lean against it. Fi peered behind the tree, watching as the monsters went, rushing by, trying to locate them.
When she looked back, Hylia was slowly sliding down to sit on the ground. Now that they were at least somewhat safe, Fi went about checking her grace's status. The wound looked like one of the lizard's weapons clipped the hylian as she tried to dodge out of the way.
Blood was oozing out between her fingers that she pressed against the wound. Fi approached blank faced, though inside, a swirl of emotions were brewing within her. It should be impossible. Fi was a tool, she shouldn't feel these things. She couldn't dwell on it now however, right now, Hylia was injured.
'Your Grace, I am not familiar with the terrain. If you can direct me, I can deliver you to receive proper care.' Her grace shook her head at Fi's words, panting and gritting her teeth.
'I'm fine, just give me a moment. It's just a scratch.. I can handle it.' It sounded like she was trying to reassure herself more so than Fi. Before Fi could counter with the probability of her grace passing out from blood loss, Hylia spoke again, her green gaze turning on Fi, making the sword spirit feel a strange sensation as she looked at her.
'My mother told me stories about you: the spirit that slept inside the Master Sword. You helped the Hero of the Sky banish evil eons ago.'
Eons? Was that how long Fi slept? A strange feeling of sadness came to her. If that was true.. then all the people she and her master helped so long ago were all probably long gone.
'Yes, Your Grace, the name you gave me long ago was Fi.' At Fi's words, her grace looked confused, once again.
'Me? But I've never seen you before in my life…'
'Before you were reborn as mortal, you were once Hylia. You chose to be born again as a mortal later, named Zelda, in order to seal Demise away.' Fi watched the former goddess frown, mumbling to herself. Fi didn't catch it all, but she heard something about stories being true.
'I go by Zelda too, but that's not important right now. Demise, or what we call it: Calamity Ganon, has returned to destroy everything. We had a plan, but it…' She paused,' '..I failed. I need to get you back to the pedestal in the Lost Woods, so Link will be able to retrieve you after he heals. Then, I'll face Ganon myself.' There was a silent determination in the hylian's eyes. Fi recognized it. It was the same look her first master had when told he had to save the original Zelda. It was inadvisable though, and Fi couldn't allow this plan to proceed.
'Your Grace, although I am sensing a large amount of your power radiating from you, I still calculate that if you confront Demise, or Ganon, on your own, there is a near one hundred percent certainty you will die.' Zelda's brow furrowed, the woman glaring at Fi.
'I have to! I'm the only one who can possibly hold Ganon at bay until Link is ready!' Fi saw this as questionable, as there was little point in holding Ganon at bay if Zelda died. Her master would be able to slash and stab the evil all he wanted, but without the goddess' holy power to seal the evil away, it would be pointless.
'I cannot allow you to proceed with this plan, Your Grace. You will die, and that is unacceptable. My duty is to protect my chosen master and you, and I will not simply return to my slumber when you are in danger.' Fi's own words surprised her, technically, her original duty was finished. She had helped Link save Zelda from Demise and give the Goddess Blade the power to become the Master Sword. Somewhere though, Fi remembered another duty. It was strange, as her grace had only given her one. The need to protect Zelda gnawed at the sword spirit, and she wouldn't go back to sleep after waking up to this.
Zelda didn't say anything, but her face was hard. Fi was almost certain she did not disway the hylian at all.
'We should still go where the pedestal is, we'll be safe there.' Zelda pushed herself off the tree, and Fi prepared herself to catch the hylian in case she faltered. She remained upright, but didn't deny grabbing hold of Fi's shoulder for further support.
'Alright, if we go this way we should be able to avoid the main roads. They're probably swarming with Ganon's monsters by now.' Although Fi had no frame of reference, she would believe the royal, trusting her to not purposely lead them into Ganon's waiting maw.
As they walked, Zelda was mostly silent, but as they came out of the forest and into an open field, Fi got her first look at what Calamity Ganon was: a horrid being that wrapped it's dark magic around a castle. A village built around the castle burned, smoke billowing into the sky as Ganon let out a deafening roar. Fi felt Zelda flinch next to her as they watched the monster swirl around the castle, claiming it as its new home.
'You see now why I have to face him. The Calamity will swallow everything. We have to get you back to the pedestal, and then I must try and hold him back!' Fi was silent as Zelda nearly pleaded with her. Logically, it made sense, but something foreign inside Fi was screaming 'No!' She couldn't let Zelda do it. There had to be another way. Fi stood frozen, watching the beast. Thinking.
'If we combined our power, there is a fifty-eight percent chance we may be able to create a barrier to contain Ganon within.' It was a long shot, Fi felt herself drained from just maintaining this form. Zelda herself was injured, and heavily weakened by this. If they failed, Zelda would die, and Fi would be in the clutches of evil until her master could retrieve her.
'What? I'm not your master, I don't even know how to use a sword.' Zelda began to ramble, but Fi spoke again.
'Your Grace you do not need to wield me as my master does. All you need to do is channel your magic through me, lift the sword skyward, and strike it into the ground.' Fi explained, though Zelda still looked skeptical. Then, her expression hardened and she nodded.
'It might be the only chance we have then.' There was an uncertain acceptance lingering about Zelda's words, but Fi felt glad that Zelda wouldn't be going alone. The castle wasn't that far, but those strange machines were swarming everywhere. Fi had never seen any creatures like them. The two watched as the creatures drew in energy in their single eyes, blasting devastating beams of energy, destroying anything in their path.
As they got closer to the castle, Zelda became even paler. Whether it was from blood loss or hearing the screams of people dying, Fi wasn't sure. All that mattered was that they slipped by the metal monsters without being noticed. Luckily the rain muffled their footsteps. A few hylians also 'helped' by making a vain effort to kill the metal monsters, creating a distraction.
Soon they stood at the gate of the usurped castle. The apocalyptic beast Ganon swirled above, either not caring about them or not noticing. Zelda stood up straight, clutching the Master Sword in both her hands.
'Okay. What do I do?' Zelda's hands shook as she spoke, but there was a firm acceptance in her voice. Before answering, Fi dissolved her physical form, returning to the sword. Zelda's eyes went wide at the sight of Fi disappearing into a ball of light and flying back into the sword.
'Raise the sword skyward, Your Grace.' The princess recovered from her shock quickly upon hearing Fi's voice. Doing as told, the Master Sword was hoisted upwards towards the heavens. It was then Ganon took notice, eyes glaring down, spotting Zelda with the Master Sword, and letting out a demonic roar. Zelda stood firm though, and Fi felt divine magic building in her body. A warm feeling flooded her soul, magic channeling into the Master Sword, building with every second.
Ganon let out another roar, winding around in the sky to come down at the hylian. The Master Sword was glowing with a bright, golden light. It broke through the darkness of the skies, and unknown to them, miles away a towering pillar of light could be seen.
'Strike the ground now, Your Grace.' Fi didn't have to tell Zelda twice. Ganon let out a roar, rushing at her. Before he could get his jaws around her, Zelda slammed the master's blade into the ground, steel piercing through as if it were butter. A flash of blinding light, followed by a shriek of pain from the Calamity, echoed through the raging storm. The pillar of light spread, surrounding the castle in a divine light, and Ganon swirled around, trying to escape, but it was too late.
The Calamity was trapped. Golden light surrounded the castle in a mist. All the beast could do was roar and encircle the castle in anger and rage. Zelda was panting, looking in shock at what she had done, she slowly pulled the Master Sword out of the ground, afraid she would remove the barrier if she did.
The light stayed though, and Fi watched as a small expression of triumph come to her face. An unfamiliar feeling came to the sword spirit watching the sight. 'Happiness perhaps?' Fi thought. That feeling didn't last though, as Fi felt exhaustion tugging at her soul. She knew she should take her physical form again, and help Zelda get to safety. But she was tired.. things were becoming muddled.
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'Fi? We did it! ..Are you there?' Zelda was holding the blade in front of her, looking at the sword, concerned.
'I am still here Your Grace. Creating the barrier has exhausted me. I apologize, but I calculate that I will not be able to take physical form for a time.' Already Fi was feeling the sword calling her soul to rest, similar to when she first went into her supposed 'eternity of sleep', but this time Fi knew she'd be able to wake from it.
Zelda gave the sword the best smile she could, though.
'That's okay, you rest for awhile! I'll get us out of here.' Zelda's words sounded distant, and Fi wanted to protest. She was still injured, after all. The sword spirit didn't get a choice though, as she felt herself drifting into a deep sleep once again. Vaguely, Fi was aware that Zelda was on the move again. The princess limped away from the castle as she tried avoiding the metal monsters that were still active. Fi wanted to do more, but her power was exhausted. Soon the spirit gave up the struggle to stay coherent, and allowed herself to drift back into sleep.
'Now would be a good time to wake up again, Fi!' Zelda gritted through teeth, clutching the Master Sword tightly in her hands. Although she knew the sword spirit either couldn't hear her or wasn't responding, it was a small comfort to at least talk to something. With everything that had happened in the past few hours, Zelda was surprised she was still standing.
Lucky for her, she was. And she was making her way through the Great Hyrule Forest. The young and noble scholar knew this is where the Master Sword had awaited until Link came and claimed it, and this was one of the few completely safe places in Hyrule right now.
Despite Calamity Ganon being trapped inside Hyrule Castle, his monsters and the corrupted guardians still had free reign over the kingdom. And his malice still spread like plague wherever his minions brought it. Everything had happened so fast: Ganon arriving.. The champions, Zelda's friends, dying.. And then to top it off: her power finally awakening. Only..after Link nearly died, as well. Then, finally, the strange appearance of Fi, the spirit that slept inside the Master Sword for centuries.
Zelda knew of the spirit, like all hylian children, she grew up on stories of the Hero of Skies and his spirit companion who aided him. Zelda had always put it off as a story, as she had never believed she would hear a voice coming from the Master Sword. After all, even Link, the Chosen Hero, told her he had never once heard a voice come from the sword. Yet, the spirit had not only spoke to her, but appeared and helped Zelda save her kingdom from complete destruction. After years of praying to the goddesses - they finally give her the answers she wanted, but at the worst possible time.
Limping through the forest, Zelda groaned. Clutching her side with her free hand, she frowned as she felt the warm, sticky feeling of blood against her fingers. Her own blood at that. The wound the lizalfos gave her was still raw and bleeding. She should have stopped somewhere to get medical supplies, but the young princess wasn't sure where was safe. Monsters were attacking everywhere, and Zelda needed to make sure the Master Sword didn't end up in a ditch somewhere.
She didn't want to think about the consequences if the Master Sword was left alone to be corrupted by malice. ..Not that Zelda was even sure if the Master Sword could be corrupted. But, if the guardians could, why couldn't the Master Sword?
A gentle breeze blew through the forest, rustling the leaves as it went. It was a far cry from the chaos happening outside these woods, but Zelda didn't want to think on it right now. She couldn't collapse into tears again. She wouldn't. Too much was at stake now for her to falter now.
Making her way through the forest was a greater challenge than Zelda had anticipated. The forest was a maze, and the thick mist coating it didn't help anything. Navigating these woods had been one of Link's trials to prove he could wield the Master Sword. To make it through this forest, a task one wouldn't think difficult, but Zelda could see why it was such a challenge.
Eventually the princess made it through, the dark misty forest gave way to a beautiful grove. Out of the corner of her eye, Zelda spotted the people of the forest, the koroks. They flitted out of her line of sight, no doubt confused by this strange, bloody hylian that came stumbling into their home.
Clutching the Master Sword, Zelda stumbled over to the pedestal that sat in the center of a triangle made of stone in the ground. The Pedestal of Time, named so for the Hero of Time, though not the original one that housed the Master Sword. Letting out a sigh of relief for reaching her destination, Zelda didn't move to put the sword back yet though. It seemed wrong to put it back when Fi was still yet to respond. Besides, Zelda wanted to take a moment to breathe and think. She had to come up with a plan now that everyone else, her father, the champions, were all gone. With her father gone, Zelda was the ruler of Hyrule, and she had to come up with a way to save it. That barrier wouldn't hold Ganon forever.
Moving over to a large tree root that stuck out of the ground Zelda collapsed, resting her back against the root.
'I sensed that the Calamity had returned, it is fortunate that you still preserve Princess.'
Zelda jumped upon hearing the low voice rumble out of nowhere. Looking up, she saw the great tree that sat before the pedestal. The vague shapes of a face were clear, and Zelda saw the mouth move again to speak.
'It has been quite some time since I have seen the bearer of wisdom.'
Zelda sat dumbfounded for a moment before she rushed to her feet, holding onto the Master Sword all the while. She knew of this being as well, it seemed the goddesses saw it fit to give Zelda two impossible meetings in one day. Fi, the spirit that slumbers inside the Master Sword, and now the Great Deku Tree.
'Great Deku Tree, I apologize for intruding in your forest, but you see I….'
'Peace young one, I understand. I sensed Calamity's return. I also sensed your own power, trapping it, along with something unfamiliar.'
Zelda relaxed slightly at the great tree's words, but frowned thinking how the Deku Tree knew not of Fi's power helping her trap Ganon.
'Yes, the Calamity is trapped in Hyrule Castle for now. The spirit inside the Master Sword helped me channel my power to trap it.' Zelda explained, watching as it almost looked like one of the Deku Tree's carved eyebrows rose at the mention of Fi.
'The spirit inside the sword, how curious, even I know little of them. But, I do know that they were to slumber in the sword for all eternity. Perhaps the spirit noticed your plight and saw fit to help you? At any rate though Princess, what do you plan to do now? You are free to stay here, this forest may be your sanctuary, but only you have the power to truly cast the Calamity back.' The Great Deku spoke, his low tones echoing through the forest. Around them, koroks began to slip out of hiding, sensing that Zelda was not a threat.
She did frown though, 'what to do next' was precisely what she needed time to think about. Zelda had no idea where to go from here. Link was probably inside the Shrine of Resurrection by now, and he would remain there healing for close to a century. It made Zelda freeze, what was she going to do? Could the barrier hold for that long? Even if it could, Zelda would be far too old to help Link seal Ganon away by that point. With the divine beasts corrupted as they were, could they even defeat Ganon together? They couldn't even face the corrupted guardians let alone the monster that corrupted them!
Zelda had become so absorbed in the thoughts she didn't notice the soft glow coming from the Master Sword.
'Your Grace.'
A soft melodious voice called out, but Zelda was frozen, her heart beating quicker than a hummingbird's wings. 'How could we possibly defeat Calamity Ganon?' kept running through her mind again and again.
A bright light flashed and Zelda nearly fell over upon Fi taking form next to her. Luckily, the sword spirit quickly twirled around Zelda so that the royal fell onto her. Catching herself on Fi's cloak, Zelda pulled herself back up, staring at the sword spirit, wide eyed.
'Fi?' The sword spirit gave a small nod, but quickly began glancing around, observing their new surroundings.
'We have changed locations,' Fi stated. Zelda watched as the spirit looked around, noting unlike herself, the koroks seemed to feel no fear towards Fi. It was as if they could sense the spirit's benevolence.
'Yes, we're in the Great Hyrule Forest. We should be safe here for awhile, but we shouldn't linger. I would hate to draw our foes to the Great Deku Tree's home.'
At the mention of the Deku Tree, Fi's unblinking gaze snapped up to look at the massive tree. It was slightly unnerving how the spirit's expression didn't change, but Zelda couldn't help but think Fi looked almost thoughtful as she stared. Perhaps it was just her trying to put an expression on an expressionless face, but Fi stared at the tree for several moments. Then, she gave a small bow, her cloak fluttering in the breeze.
'Great Deku Tree, thank you for providing sanctuary for myself and her grace.' Before the Deku Tree could respond to that Fi had turned to Zelda once again, the royal jumping as unblinking eyes trained on her. 'Your Grace, you are still injured. There is still a high percentage that your wound will become infected. I suggest we seek medical aid. I lack sufficient data to give you any suggestions as to where.' A sharp pain shot through the royal as if to remind her that she was injured. If Zelda was being honest, she had nearly forgotten about the wound. Too many other things were on her mind at the moment.
'I'm fine, we have more important things to worry about right now.' Like what were they going to do until Link woke up in about hundred years. Zelda wasn't even sure the barrier would hold that long.
'I lack sufficient data on our predicament, please elaborate, Your Grace.'
Zelda blinked, it made sense that Fi didn't know what was really going on. However, it made Zelda wonder how coherent Fi was before she had come to Zelda's aid. It seemed the Deku Tree picked up on this too, and his voice carried out once more.
'You've been asleep quite some time, spirit of the sword.' Fi turned her gaze on the giant tree, not saying anything. The Deku Tree continued anyway.
'The Era of the Skies ended millennia ago, generations of heroes have come and gone. Tell me, why have you awakened now?' Zelda watched as Fi stared silently at the tree, wondering if she was going to answer. It was a strange exchange to be watching, but Zelda was curious. While she was grateful to have had the spirit's help, she did wonder what brought it back. And the Deku Tree was right, dozens of heroes and Zelda's own ancestors have held the Master Sword wielding it against evil, yet Fi appeared now, for the first time, in an era that barely remembered her.
'I am uncertain, her grace Hylia created me for the purpose of aiding the hero you know as the Hero of the Skies. I cannot stand aside when my aid is required again. Her grace would wish me to act if it was within my power.' The Deku tree hummed a low tone that shook the leaves of the forest. Fi turned her gaze back to Zelda, awaiting for the princess to explain the situation. Sensing the conversation was over, Zelda did so, explaining as much as she could about the divine beasts, the champions, guardians, and Ganon nearly winning in the last hour.
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Fi listened, unblinking eyes watching Zelda. At some point, the koroks had fully come out of hiding, a few of the smaller ones walking up to tug at her cloak. The sword spirit paid them no mind, listening to Zelda.
'Your Grace, by my calculations at the approximate time of my master's awakening, you will not be in a state fit to seal Ganon away.' Zelda frowned, falling back to lean heavily against the tree root behind her, she already knew this but hearing it repeated back at her didn't do anything to boost her confidence in the situation.
'Yes..' Zelda trailed off, having no answer to this problem. Luckily, Fi spoke up again.
'I have a solution for this problem, it will allow you to remain as you are while awaiting Master Link's return.' Zelda perked up at that, jumping to her feet.
'Really!? How!?' Zelda's near shout didn't appear to bother the sword spirit who calmly stood.
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'Please take the Master Sword, Your Grace.' Fi instructed. Zelda, too caught up in the idea that she might be able to wait out the years it will take for Link's awakening, did so. She didn't like the idea of just hiding away while Ganon's remaining forces created havoc, but sometimes the best option was the less pleasurable one. If Zelda couldn't seal Ganon away, then all of it would be pointless.
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The Master Sword was fairly heavy, and it felt odd holding such an acclaimed weapon in her hands. Zelda also took note of the damage done to the sword, and briefly wondered if the damage did anything to Fi.
'Now return the sword to the pedestal, I shall handle the rest Your Grace.' As Fi spoke the sword spirit's form glowed before disappearing in a flash of light. Leaving behind a small ball of glowing light that flew back into the Master Sword, Zelda was confused, glancing at the Deku Tree who said nothing.
Going over to the pedestal of time, Zelda lifted the sword up. Mustering as much strength as she could, she thrust the sword into the pedestal. As soon as it clicked into place, a bright flash blinded Zelda, who let out a small cry of surprise. She went to let go of the sword, but found her hands refused to obey. Her fingers stayed curled around the Master Sword's hilt as if someone had glued them there. Her whole body began to feel numb, and Zelda let out another startled scream, trying to dislodge her hands from the sword. Her vision was still nothing but white, and Zelda felt panic worm its way through her thoughts.
'Relax Your Grace, we will speak again soon.'
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Fi's words did little to calm Zelda, but soon she found her world going from light to dark. She was passing out, darkness wrapping itself around her as Zelda forgot the world, and unknown to her, the world forgetting her.