03-04-2014, 12:08 AM
The boy was right. This truly was the perfect time for Link to settle his grudge. Venom still coursed through his veins, a fiery reminder of the Rathian’s first blow to the Gerudo. Fortunately, much of its potency had been lost while Ganon had been in control. Even so, the remainder would have been enough to tilt the scales in Link’s favor even had Ganondorf not taken the beating which had come from receiving it and from the following battle with the beast. The transformation itself had drained the Dark King considerably and the abrupt loss of power had left the warlock a mere shadow of even his pale power here in the Omniverse.
Yes. If Link desired his death, there would be little Ganondorf could do to stop the kid. It was all he could do to defend himself against the boy’s initial assault and perform the much-weakened counterattack. And so, Ganondorf was fortunate when the blonde swordsman had intervened in Link’s revenge.
“Indeed,” Ganondorf agreed with Inlumnia and the Dresden fellow. “Despite our friend’s somewhat insulting description of me, our battle wouldn’t just end with my death. It would end with our companions being forced to deal with this foe without our aid. And if they fail, we all fail.”
Despite his words, or perhaps in spite of them, Link’s eyes harden and his shield and sword rose once more. “I don’t care about that. You’re a monster, Ganondorf. Before you can do to this world what you did to ours, I WILL see you beaten.”
The blonde swordsman with the mouth, Inlumnia, made a move as though to intervene once again, but Ganondorf waved him off. The wizard Dresden had finished his gambit, and perhaps this stranger thought his assistance was needed. He probably thought right. However…
“Go. Help the others. The dragon has yet to fall, fool. Without mine or the kid’s help, they will need every warrior left to put an end to it. Whether I fall or he does, this fight will not wait. I apologize for leaving the beast to you and the others, but this must be.”
Deep inside himself, Ganondorf knew that the boy would end up killing him. There was no doubt in the Gerudo’s mind that the boy was in much better shape than himself for this confrontation. A sly grin slowly crossed over the Gerudo’s features, his hands erupting in purplish flame. There was, of course, one thing which Ganondorf had going in his favor. And perhaps it would be enough to take the kid down with him.
Yes. If Link desired his death, there would be little Ganondorf could do to stop the kid. It was all he could do to defend himself against the boy’s initial assault and perform the much-weakened counterattack. And so, Ganondorf was fortunate when the blonde swordsman had intervened in Link’s revenge.
“Indeed,” Ganondorf agreed with Inlumnia and the Dresden fellow. “Despite our friend’s somewhat insulting description of me, our battle wouldn’t just end with my death. It would end with our companions being forced to deal with this foe without our aid. And if they fail, we all fail.”
Despite his words, or perhaps in spite of them, Link’s eyes harden and his shield and sword rose once more. “I don’t care about that. You’re a monster, Ganondorf. Before you can do to this world what you did to ours, I WILL see you beaten.”
The blonde swordsman with the mouth, Inlumnia, made a move as though to intervene once again, but Ganondorf waved him off. The wizard Dresden had finished his gambit, and perhaps this stranger thought his assistance was needed. He probably thought right. However…
“Go. Help the others. The dragon has yet to fall, fool. Without mine or the kid’s help, they will need every warrior left to put an end to it. Whether I fall or he does, this fight will not wait. I apologize for leaving the beast to you and the others, but this must be.”
Deep inside himself, Ganondorf knew that the boy would end up killing him. There was no doubt in the Gerudo’s mind that the boy was in much better shape than himself for this confrontation. A sly grin slowly crossed over the Gerudo’s features, his hands erupting in purplish flame. There was, of course, one thing which Ganondorf had going in his favor. And perhaps it would be enough to take the kid down with him.