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Chapter 1: Locked in Thoughts I, Princess Zelda of Hyrule, have committed to write a record of events that future generations will be able to look back on so that those seeking help that I can bring comfort from beyond my time in this world. It had been three years since The Demon King, Ganondorf, was defeated by the Hero of Time. Hyrule was still in full swing of reconstruction, with the castle finished with the help of the Sages & the Great Fairies. The town was being rebuilt by the Master Craftsman & his employees. Under the new joint venture of Talon & Ingo, Lon Lon Ranch was able to bring in workers to help support the growing demand for supplies & population growth as the town was getting more prominent than it had over ten years ago. As you know from other records, the Temple of Time was the only standing structure left unharmed by the Evil King with the Door of Time closed & the Master Sword sleeping in the pedestal. As for me, I have been struggling to get myself posed to

Chapter 2: The City of Dreamside So, after writing a letter to the address on the poster & sending it off with the postman. I started to pack up some things for the trip, not knowing what I will face when heading to this Dreamside location. Impa made arrangements to manage the kingdom until I got back. She also gave two of her best scouts to ride along with me for protection. I soon went to the town square to announce what my plans were to my people. "Citizens of Hyrule. Today, I'm heading out of Hyrule on a personal journey to clear my thoughts. I am heading to a place called Dreamside, a place catered to ease my mind & absolve my thoughts. I shouldn't be gone long, but in the meantime my guardian, Impa, will be carrying out my will for the kingdom until I return. So please give her the same reverence as you do for me. When I return, I promise I'll be a more effective person & able to take care of the needs of you all." After that, I mounted Epona. As you know from the other

Chapter 3: A Dream to the Past While it was nice to have a different dream, it quickly changed for the worse. At first, I found myself in front of a wooden door at the end of a hallway, not sure what to think of it. I walked towards it and opened it. Once I opened the door, I bathed in a blinding light. When my eyes got adapted to the new lighting hitting them, I saw I was in a verdant, open field. The sky was a shade of jade blue, and the grass was in a shade of teal green. Mountains all around covered the background of the field in all directions that matched the grass color but were slightly sullied by the rocky earth. A cool breeze also brushed me off; it felt like the same one that brushed me before when entering Dreamside. It couldn’t be that something connected this wind to the dreams. As I turned around to see the door I came through, the door was no longer there and instead saw a youthful oak tree with a little girl next to it facing away from me. She looked around four

Chapter 4: The Aftermath of the Nightmare My memory of waking up was a tad fuzzy. My vision was a blur, hearing was muffled as I saw to what my guest room with some voice was coming from Rem. She looked to making orders with some others that were in the room, then looked back on me as her right hand was still on my head gleaming in a white color. Then I passed out onto the bed, which I’m not sure how long I was out then but couldn’t fall back into a dreaming state. After a while, I woke up to see Rem with a very distressed look on her face. “Princess, how are you feeling?” “I... I... feel like something left me behind,” I explained. “It was like my mind was splitting into pieces.” “Can you remember what happened in that dream?” Rem asked. “Only the memories that I saw,” I answered. “It was the times that my life was in a dreadful state. Then I recall a figure that was taunting me in my pain. I can’t recall who it was.” “That was your Subconscious Self,” Rem said, “Our being

Chapter 5: The Nightmare War The sounds of the town got me back to reality as Asler walked beside me. He walked silently, and it was getting to me, so I wanted to talk to him about what happened to the town during Ganondorf's reign. “Um Asler, I was wondering what happened here during Ganondorf's reign.” “It wasn't pleasant.” Asler answered, “When Ganondorf obtained the Triforce of Power, the wave of dark energy not only covered Hyrule, but also the surrounding countries. While I cannot say what happened to the other places, Dreamside stood ready as the dream realm shattered into this world.” Asler paused for a moment, then continued. “We called it the Nightmare War. For seven years, Nightmares poured out from the fractures of the dream. It was a never-ending assault with the fears of the world taking form, almost making any resistance non-existent. The dream realm was so fractured that even the fear in The Hero of Time's Heart came into existence in the Water Temple, despite

Chapter 6: Pillars of the Dream We entered the town’s central building and saw an open room with fountains, benches, and a big blue sapphire above. I was in awe of the calming nature of the setting. “This room is making me very calm and content. What kind of magic is at work here?” “Well. There is a long-believed truth that gems, like sapphires, have the inert property to clear one’s mind,” Asler explained, “So we have gathered a lot of them. Though with the dream world so close to this one held aloft, its calming properties expand to the edge of this very city. This gem is normally blue, which, from our recollections with past clients, means to take on life’s challenges and conflicts head-on.” “It must be brighter due to me,” I replied, “With my subconscious working to ruin our lives and all.” “I think after the pillars find your other self, we will use all the gems we have to mellow you both out to make amends and become whole again,” Asler answered, “Hopefully with enough