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And I decided to go on a bit with Midna and Link. From now on I'll go back and forth from Midna to Lulu occasionally, OK?

The next piece is a bit longer than usual, because tomorrow we'll go on vacation and you'll have a week of no story.

'' After realising they had to hurry, Midna warped Link and herself to the Faron Spring close to Ordon. The cloud had landed here. Midna started running again ( bounce, bounce, went her breasts ), and Link followed. After a minute they stood in front of the entrace to the Ordon Village. Midna became a little red again- she was used to having Link close to her in this state, but she didn’t want to walk this way though a village in broad daylight. ‘‘ Link, we need to think of a way to let me pass unseen...’’, she said.

Link thought. How could he do that? The folks were everywhere. He was just about to create an idea that would’ve not worked, when a man in an orange cloak came out of Ordon. Link looked surprised, he had never seen this man before. Midna gasped. This was the same man she’d seen in the strange visions after taking the potion! ‘‘ It’s no use to come here... I’ve banished this part of the curse to another realm. My plan failed, for it landed in a similar realm to this one...’’, he spoke mournfully.

‘‘ But what if someone gets cursed there? Will the curse gain power here, too?’’, asked Midna. Link was a bit confused as to how Midna would know this person. ‘‘ I’m afraid it will...’’, he said. ‘‘ No time for mourning now, though! We must see to it that the other pieces of the curse get destroyed. Look!’’, he pointed up. The nearest cloud was seemingly going to land in the Faron Woods. ‘‘ Quickly! Go there- whatever object becomes host to the curse, destroy it! Hurry!’’, Roal ( the man in the cloak ) shouted.

Link and Midna turned around and ran ( bounce, bounce ). It was warm and Midna felt she was becoming a bit sweaty. Her cloak stuck to her buttocks, leaving an even clearer imprint. She felt a bit ashamed, but she knew Link could be trusted, and ran on without giving all of it another thought. Getting past thicker pieces of the wood was a pain with her huge breasts, but she kept running, watching the cloud almost disappear behind the trees. ‘‘ Faster, Link!’’, she said, running as fast as she could ( bouncing against a tree sometimes ).

There was no one in the forest, they only met trees. The cloud was very close to them, when suddenly it was out of sight- there were some trees in front of it. They ran in the direction they had last seen it, to find a wooden house. A cauldron was on a fire in front of it, with soup in it that did not look tasty. They were just in time to see the cloud fade in the soup. Link waited not a second. He buried a hole in the soft ground, poured all the soup in it and then put the dirt back on it ( it was a big hole ). ‘‘ Isn’t the cauldron cursed?’’, asked Midna.

Link shrugged his shoulders, but Midna looked very worried, so he walked to the door of the house. He knocked on it, holding the cauldron under one arm. After a while, a man with an afro haircut opened the door. Link pointed at the cauldron. ‘‘ Good day. Do you want that cauldron...?’’, he said, looking a bit sleepy. ‘‘ How much would you pay for it?’’. Link put the cauldron on the floor and searched his pockets for his wallet. He found it, and hoped there’d be enough money in it.

From it, he got a purple Rupee, three red Rupees and a yellow Rupee ( 120 Rupees ). He offered it to the man. ‘‘ That’s a good price... but to buy a really good cauldron I’d need five more Rupees.’’, he said. Link looked troubled- he didn’t have five Rupees. Midna had been hiding on the side of the house and had been following the conversation. She noticed the man wanted more rupees, so she started searching the bushes on her knees. There would always be a few in there.

After a bit of seaching, she found four rupees, but there were definately no more in the bushes. She lay on her belly with her breasts pushed on the ground ( which didn’t feel all too pleasant ), to see under the bushes. She crawled forward, and the grass tickled her breasts. She had to find a Rupee quickly or Link could not make the deal. She stood upand sighed, when she felt something cold in her cleavage. It was a Rupee- it had ended up there because she crawled through the grass like that.

She smiled. She had found five Rupees. ‘‘ Psst!’’, she said to get Link’s attention, who was still thoroughly searching his pockets for five more Rupees. He, in body language, told the man to wait and walked to the side of the house. Midna held five Rupees in her hand, and gave them to Link. Link was a bit surprised and quite relieved he was now able to pay the man. He smiled at Midna and gave her a grateful nod. He walked back and gave the man 125 Rupees.

As soon as Midna heard the door close, she went to the front of the house where Link stood with a cauldron. Link smiled and they both walked away from the house to more desolate area in the woods. Link grabbed three bombs from his bomb bag, and put them in a cauldron. With his lantern, he lighted the three fuses and both Link and Midna ran away from the cauldron. A huge explosion sounded , and they came back. There was nothing left of the cauldron- they could hear a shriek, as though the curse was killed.

‘‘ The other clouds will not land until days have passed, Link.’’, said Midna. ‘‘ The nearest one is going to the Kakariko Village, and will land in the afternoon tomorrow at it’s earliest. Let’s rest now, we’ll need extra strength for tomorrow.’’, she said. Link agreed, and they went to back to the Ordon Spring on the edge of the wood. The evening was still young, when a human and a Twili slept under the setting sun. When it was still early in the morning, Midna jumped up, breathing really fast.

She had a dream about a zora girl... she had been cursed. Midna was sure that this had actually happened. She felt a bond between the girl and her- and Midna felt that her breasts had become a little bit bigger. As Roal had sad, the curse was gaining in strength. If many would get cursed, the curse could regain it’s grip on her in full- and on hundreds of others. She noticed Link, being as alert as always, already was awake and was standing beside her. ‘‘ Link- someone in that other realm got cursed. I’m sure of it.’’, she said.

Link understood. He saw Midna was really shocked, so he put his hand on her shoulder and smiled at her to comfort her. Midna smiled back. ‘‘ As long as no one else gets cursed, I guess it’ll be okay...’’, Midna said, more to herself than to Link. Link nodded, and both went back to sleep. Midna’s sleep was not peaceful, and was constantly haunted by a Zora girl and her babies, and at one point a Like-Like. She tried to communicate with the Zora, but her presence was not felt. ''


The next part'll be about the Zora again, I think.