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Fanfiction: "What the Water Gave Us"
Dec. 7th, 2020 10:06 pmTitle: "What the Water Gave Us" (currently 7,633 words)
Chapters: 2/7
Fandom: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Rating/Warnings: Teen and Up / Warnings for attempted infanticide, implied child abuse, character death, a child in peril
Characters: Original Characters
Summary: Rejected by her parents as an infant, Thipa is taken in by the blacksmith of Kakariko Village and raised as his own, on the condition that she never drink from the village's well. Though curious about it, Thipa initially obeys this condition; as she grows older, however, and life's challenges begin to mount, Thipa finds herself drawn ever closer to the well, and whatever dwells within it.
Chapter Summary: Though still not welcome by the entire village, Thipa has nonetheless found friendship and purpose there. And although Norak's admonitions about the well ring through her mind, she can't help but venture several glances at the water, especially after she hears the legend of its power.
( Excerpt below the cut )
Chapters: 2/7
Fandom: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Rating/Warnings: Teen and Up / Warnings for attempted infanticide, implied child abuse, character death, a child in peril
Characters: Original Characters
Summary: Rejected by her parents as an infant, Thipa is taken in by the blacksmith of Kakariko Village and raised as his own, on the condition that she never drink from the village's well. Though curious about it, Thipa initially obeys this condition; as she grows older, however, and life's challenges begin to mount, Thipa finds herself drawn ever closer to the well, and whatever dwells within it.
Chapter Summary: Though still not welcome by the entire village, Thipa has nonetheless found friendship and purpose there. And although Norak's admonitions about the well ring through her mind, she can't help but venture several glances at the water, especially after she hears the legend of its power.
( Excerpt below the cut )
