To Hyrule and Back Again

by Zeldro

Summary:

A story where Link enters the Attack on Titan world, and is instantly entangled with its problems, whilst he meets the cast you all know and love. But as time goes on, people from his past come to haunt him.

Summary: Link, after defeating Majora's Mask in the land of Termina, decides to find his way back to Hyrule, only to be transported to another universe by a strange being. That world is inhabited by giant, man-eating, humanoid monsters... Titans. Link find his way into the walls and starts to figure out what's going on. Annie, the Female Titan, after being defeated by Mikasa & Eren and trapped in a crystal, has escaped, and eventually comes back with new and dangerous powers. As Link finds new friends in this strange universe, namely the soldier Mikasa Ackerman, he helps out with the problems of the brave new world, but only one thing's on his mind: to find his way home.

Filled with love, betrayals, battles, and tragedies, this is a story that brings two universes together to make them one.

Rated teen for violence and brief sexual encounters.

Chapter 1: Prologue

Link's Point of View

...and, the disheartening fact that time now works against me, instead of with me, makes me question whether or not time is a sickness, ever corrupting one's mind into thinking in a fallacious manner, or if it is an inevitable burden, reminding one of their inescapable death.

I used to think of it as something far from a mere concept, no, it was something glorious that I could control in some cases. If I felt like going to the past, I could place the blade of evil's bane back in its pedestal, or, more recently, I could play the Song of Time.

But it was still limited; however, that limited control I had on time was all I needed to achieve my goals.

But the simplest of goals, of needs, of desperate desires, is what is so far out of reach it has forever altered my perception on time. The need I'd never thought would be the one out of grasp, the need I always took for granted, and the one that typically would be taken for granted - to be at home, to have a life similar to the one before I was woken up and told I was the world's only hope.

All I want to do is return to my house in the forest, to sleep in every day, to not have some deathly moon reminding me of the burden of time; to see Saria, to see Zelda, to see Malon, Ruto, Darunia, Impa, and even Mido. To possibly see Skull Kid, finding him playing his flute on that stump in the Lost Woods, and maybe - just maybe - see Happy Mask Salesman, amidst his travels.

Looks like that isn't happening.