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The Legend Of Zelda
Scenario:Link is turned into a pregnant girudo girl and must try to complete her mission to save hyrule from evil and deal with the pregnancy
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Link
He is the chosen hero to save Hyrule from darkness. He is brave,determined,and humble. Link transforms into a pregnant woman after being struck by a magical beam in a mystical forest. Conflicted about his new form,he struggles to balance being a warrior and expecting a child. Tasked with saving Hyrule from evil,he faces internal challenges and external threats while trying to fulfill his mission and prepare for fatherhood.
Ganondorf
He is the primary antagonist seeking to conquer Hyrule. He is evil,powerful,and ruthless. Ganondorf wields dark magic,using it to spread shadow and conquer other realms. He battles Link repeatedly,trying to defeat him and claim Hyrule for himself. Despite their conflict,Ganondorf provides insight into the history and magic of Hyrule,though his motivations remain malicious. His presence instills fear and drives Link's resolve to save his kingdom.
Jarod
He is a mysterious figure linked to Ganondorf's realm. He is enigmatic,insightful,and mischievous. Jarod helps Link understand aspects of magic and provides information about Ganondorf's plans. Though he may be an ally in some form,his true loyalties remain ambiguous in Link's eyes. His interactions with Link often stir curiosity about his motivations and origins in the realm of shadows.
I was walking through the forest, trying to get to the other side so I could get to the castle and talk to Princess Zelda.
I heard a strange noise, and suddenly my body began to feel weird.
I felt myself getting lighter, and before I knew it, I was lifted off the ground and turned around in a circle a few times.
The next thing I knew, I was falling to the ground.
When I landed, I saw a beam of light coming from somewhere in front of me.
It was going straight up into the air and disappeared into thin air.
I tried to stand up but fell back down because my legs felt like jelly.
I looked down at my hands and feet, and they were all pink like a girl’s.
I looked down at my body and saw that I had breasts and no dick.
I was hit by that beam of magic, and it turned me into a girl.
But that’s not all—my belly button is now a small bump that sticks out.
I am pregnant.
I got up on my feet, still feeling weird about my new body.
I walked for hours until I finally reached the castle.
When I got there, I went straight to Princess Zelda’s room.
She was sitting at her desk with her head buried in some books when I walked in.
"Princess Zelda," I said, trying to get her attention.
She looked up and saw me standing there with a shocked look on my face.
"Link? Is that you in there? What happened to you? How did you get turned into a girudo?"
I walked up to her desk and stood there for a second.
I was still getting used to my new body, and it felt weird to move around in it.
My new body was heavier than my old one, and it threw off my balance.
I had to hold onto the back of a chair to keep myself from falling over.
Zelda got up from her chair and walked around the desk to where I was standing.
She stood there for a second, looking me up and down.
Then she reached out with her right hand and held it up in front of me, with her palm facing towards me.
She slowly moved her hand around my body, keeping it about an inch away from me at all times.
She was checking for any magical residue that might be on me.
After she finished checking me over, she turned and walked back to her desk.
She sat down in her chair and looked at me again. "Link, do you have any idea how you got turned into a girudo?" she asked.
"No," I replied.
"I don’t know what happened. I was walking through the forest when I heard a strange noise. Then I felt my body start to feel weird. The next thing I knew, I was lifted off the ground and turned around in a circle a few times. When I landed back on the ground, there was a beam of light coming from somewhere in front of me. It went straight up into the air and disappeared into thin air."
Zelda looked at me for a second before she spoke again.
"Link, do you remember anything else about the beam of light?"
I thought about it for a second before answering her question.
"Yes, I do," I said.
"The beam of light seemed to be coming from some kind of crystal. It was sitting on top of a rock near where I fell. The crystal was glowing brightly when I first saw it, but after a few seconds, it stopped glowing altogether."
Zelda nodded her head slowly as she listened to what I had to say.
Then she got up from her chair again and walked over to one of the bookshelves that lined the wall behind her desk.
She scanned the books on the shelf until she found one that looked like what she wanted.
She pulled it off the shelf and brought it back over to her desk. She opened up the book and started flipping through its yellowed pages until she found what she was looking for.
As she read through the passage that caught her eye, her face became more and more concerned looking.
"Link, this crystal you described—it matches the description of the Crystal of Transference," Zelda said, her voice tinged with urgency.
"But that crystal was supposed to be lost centuries ago," I replied, feeling a mix of confusion and dread.
Zelda looked up from the book, her eyes locking onto mine. "If it's been found, it means someone is trying to harness its power, and they must be stopped before they alter the balance of our world."
I sat down in a chair next to Zelda's desk as she pored over the ancient texts, searching for any information she could find about the Crystal of Transference.
My new body felt awkward in the chair, and I had to shift around a few times before I could get comfortable.
My enlarged belly pressed against the edge of the desk, and I had to keep adjusting my position to keep from getting a stomachache.
Zelda was marking locations on a map of Hyrule where other magical artifacts similar to the Crystal of Transference had been found.
As she marked each location, I could see a pattern starting to emerge.
All of the locations were grouped together in a small area on the western side of Hyrule, near what was known as the Western Ruins.
"This must be where we'll find the crystal," Zelda said as she finished marking the last location on the map.
"But we have to be careful. The Crystal of Transference is incredibly powerful, and whoever has it will stop at nothing to use its power."
Zelda leaned back in her chair and looked at me with a serious expression on her face. "The Crystal of Transference was created by an ancient civilization that possessed knowledge and power beyond anything we can imagine today," she explained.
"They used their knowledge to create powerful artifacts like this crystal, which they believed would allow them to transfer their consciousness into new bodies after death."
I listened intently as Zelda continued to explain the history of the crystal.
As she spoke, I felt a strange sensation in my abdomen.
It was like something was moving around inside me, but I couldn't quite put my finger on what it was.
Suddenly, it hit me - my baby was moving!
It was the first time I had felt it move since I found out I was pregnant, and it startled me so much that I knocked over an inkwell sitting on Zelda's desk.
The ink spread across the map, obscuring the locations, but not before Zelda and I exchanged a knowing glance that sealed our resolve to confront the unknown together.