Hilda's P.O.V

Zelda and I walk into the castle, and in the castle is a familiar figure. Celestia and Luna seem very serious. The figure is Ganondorf, I assume. Zelda glances at me for a moment. "You don't seem to do very good last night," She said, "Did the nightmare continue bothering you?"

"Yes," I replied.

"Can't I at least rule this land? I have a bit of Hyrule and Lorule, and this land isn't in my hands yet?! I shall rule the multiverse and I want to watch the people suffer and live harsh lives," Ganondorf said, "And if people resist, they shall be fed to the dragon!"

Zelda and I gasp. Celestia's face grows even more serious, and Luna's face does the same. "Ganondorf, you will not succeed. You will go down, for sure. No matter how many times you attempt to take over many universes and lands, you will not win," Celestia said.

"And if you ever attempt to feed our people to the dragon, then you will be punished. The dragon will also be punished," Luna added in.

"You royal girls are so stubborn! You never gave up a kingdom so easily because of that attribute. Not even Princess Zelda or Princess Hilda are willing to give up their kingdoms," Ganondorf remarked, "And there is a rumor about another princess that lives in this land. She is said to be holding the Element of Magic."

"How do you even know?" Celestia asked.

"I once attempted to rule the multiverse, but a certain hero stopped me in my tracks," Ganondorf replied as his tone starts revealing a bit of his anger and frustration.

"Sorry we were late, Celestia," Twilight shouted as she rushes into the throne room with her friends.

"Silence, Twilight. You are not supposed to reveal about being a princess until the timing is right," Celestia said in a stern voice.

Ganondorf turns around, and glances at Twilight and her friends. "Which one of you is the princess, and which one of you carry the Element of Magic?!" He demanded.

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Zelda's P.O.V

I immediately rush in between Ganondorf and his potential target to defend Twilight and her friends. Twilight glances at me, and starts to speak.

"I don't need protection, and my friends don't need it either. We're heroes, remember? And we are capable of stopping evil using..." Twilight said.

"The legendary Elements of Harmony?!" Ganondorf interrupted, "I shall destroy the elements and bring this land to ruins as I start ruling it."

"Ganondorf! You must stop in your rampage for power," I demanded Ganondorf.

"Ooh, look at the cowardly damsel trying to put up a brave front," Ganondorf remarked.

"I am not a fucking cowardly damsel in distress!"

The "f" word apparently causes some people in the room to gasp. "You are not allowed to use profanity. It is improper and rude," Luna said.

"You cannot tell me what to do," I replied, "I can seem tough when I want to."

"But cussing is not how you prove strength, mental or physical," Celestia said.

I scoff at their words as I turn my attention to Ganondorf. "Look, Ganondorf... You will never prevail, no matter how many times you attempt to take over the multiverse! I know you kidnapped my ancestors long ago, and I'm never going to be the damsel in distress waiting for a stereotypical hero to rescue her," I said.

I feel a strong tap on my shoulder, and I look to the right. Rainbow Dash seems impressed by what I said. "You're so awesome when you said that. You do know to break the princess stereotype. I never adored princesses in my childhood because they're often portrayed as helpless women in need of rescuing," She said.

I blush a bit at her compliment. "I know to stand up for myself," I replied, "I'm the tough princess."

"Rainbow Dash, don't forget Twilight Sparkle or both of us," Celestia said, "We break the princess stereotype too."

"Yeah, right. I almost forgot," Rainbow replied.

"Hey... Is it just me or does Ganondorf remind me a bit of Tirek?" Apple Jack asked.

"They do have a similiar personality, as I can tell," Luna replied to her question.

"Who is Tirek?!" Ganondorf demanded, "You've been stalling for too long! I shall find out about the Elements already!"

He then grabs Twilight's wrist, and he gives her a menacing grin. "Get your hands off of her!" I demanded.

"I trust you have the Element of Magic, I presume? Some say that you do," Ganondorf said as his voice gets louder each time.

Twilight does nothing, but she seems a bit afraid. "I... I..." She replied.

"You have it?!"

"No! It will never ever be in your hands..."

I watch as Ganondorf imprisons Twilight in a crystal prison. Celestia and Luna give Ganondorf a cold glare as Ganondorf disappears, along with Twilight.

"What do we do now?" Rarity asked.

"Yeah, what do we do?" Rainbow added in.

Celestia and Luna glance at us, and Celestia starts to speak. "You know how some villains enjoy being alone? Well, I have a feeling that Ganondorf has gone to the desert. The desert is bare of life, and not many people live there. You must journey into the desert. I will show you where it is," Celestia said as she summons her magic.

An image of the desert appears on the wall. "This," She said as she points at the structure on the far left, "Is the lair of Ganondorf's. Because he doesn't want anybody to foil his plans, he creates a sandstorm that is so strong and thick, that you could barely see through the storm. Also, beware of quicksands."

The image disappears, and Luna opens her mouth to speak. "I wish you good luck on the journey. We know you can do this," She said.

Hilda and I walk out of the room, along with Twilight's friends. "Okay, you know what you're supposed to do?" Hilda asked.

"Yes. I'm supposed to save Princess Twilight," I replied, "Sometimes I have to save a fair maiden from danger. One of my ancestors saved a Zora princess somehow, and one of them saved a Twili princess from dying of a villain's evil magic."

"Whoa, so saving women is in your bloodline? Why haven't the rest attempted to save a girl?"

"Oh, and I forget to mention one of my ancestors that is a pirate girl. She helped a boy to save his younger sister. So yeah, saving women is in my bloodline."

"My female ancestors only saved men. They never saved a woman from danger, and I'm not sure why. And when you're talking about saving a woman, I can imagine you wearing armor as you attempt to save a beautiful maiden from a dragon."

I smile in reply. Of course I can be like that sometimes- especially when a fair maiden just faints from fear.

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