OMG.......Words cannot describe how much I'm loving reading this. You should totaly do this for Majora
Already am. (lol)
The Legend of Crap: Ocarina of Time
Chapter 6: The Grand Master At Picking Locks
Previously on The Legend of Crap, Link stole the Hookshot, Navi was naggy, Saria predicted Ingo’s actions and the three got Epona.
Now for Chapter Six.
“Oh no! Ganondorf has taken over the Kokiri Forest too!” Link exclaimed once they entered the forest. “Monsters are everywhere!”
“Not for long!” Saria said, drawing her sword and cutting a giant Deku Baba. It grew back immediantly. “Well crap.”
“I guess they’ll go away once we beat the Forest Temple,” Navi suggested.
“To the Forest Temple!”
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“Halt! Stop right there!” Mido yelled, blocking their way to one of the paths in the Lost Woods. “Have you some kind of business at the Forest Temple?”
“Yes,” Saria replied.
“Well I can’t let you pass! I promised Saria that I would never…*let…” Mido glanced at Saria. “Oh.”
“What the heck are you talking about? You didn’t promise Saria anything, she’s been gone this whole time,” Link stated.
“LINK!” Saria shouted.
“Oh yeah. So you can’t pass!” Mido said. Saria hissed at him and before he knew it he was pinned to the ground with a sword at his neck. “Okay okay okay! You can go through!”
Saria sheathed her sword, “Honestly, Mido. Why do you do such ******** things?”
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“I think the Forest Temple was right around…” Saria started as they entered the Sacred Forest Meadow. “Here, at the end of the meadow.”
“You’ve been there before?” Navi asked.
“No, but I’ve been here before. Where else is it going to be besides the end of the Lost Woods?”
“In a mysterious hole with mountains of pie and cream puffs surrounding it?” Link said.
“… No…”
“Look! A giant pig!” Link pointed to one of the Moblins in the narrow paths. “Maybe he has pie.”
“Wait, Link--!” Navi started.
Link walked up to the Moblin, “Hello there! Do you have any pie?”
“As a matter of fact, I do!” the Moblin replied, holding up an apple pie. “I’m not going to be eating it becasue I’m supposed to be guarding the temple, so you can have it if you want!”
“Wow! Thanks!” Link took the pie from the Moblin. “I’m off to the temple now. Do you mind lifting me up there so I can easily avoid the rest of the monsters?”
“Sure thing!” The Moblin put Link onto the ledge where none of the Moblins could see him.
“Thanks!”
“Wait a second… Oh crap, Ganondorf is going to fire me.”
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Right when they entered the meadow, Sheik dropped from the sky.
“Ah! Raining ninjas!” Link screamed.
“The flow of time is always cruel,” Sheik said.”Its speed seems different for each person, but no one can change it. A thing that doesn’t change with time is a memory of younger days…*In order to come back here again, play the Minuet of Forest.” Sheik took out his harp.
“What does that have to do with the memory of younger days?” Saria asked.
“I have no idea. I was given a script. Now play the Minuet of Forest already.” Sheik played the Minuet of Forest on the harp and Saria played it on her ocarina.
“So this song basically lets us warp whenever we want?”
“Yes.”
“What’s the point of that? If we’re already here, that’s useless.”
“What if you’re doing a side quest?”
“Meh.”
“Saria, you’re here all the time,” Navi said. “You used to sneak out here and play your ocarina for hours.”
“I SAID MEH!”
Navi sighed.
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“It’s the Forest Temple,” Navi said. “Who knows what we might face.”
“HOLY CRAP! What is that?” Saria yelled and pointed to a bunch of Poes taking fire from torches near an elevator. They all went their seperate ways. “What just happened?”
“FOLLOW THEM GHOSTIES!” Link yelled.
“But we don’t know where the heck they went.”
“WHATEVER!”
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After many puzzles later, they finally made it to the mini boss room. A Stalfos dropped from the ceiling.
“AH! LIVING DEAD!” Link screamed.
“…*Where did it just come from…?” Navi wondered, looking at the ceiling. There was absolutely nothing up there except for the ceiling itself.
“Oh crap!” the Stalfos yelled. “They’re finding us out!”
Suddenly the Stalfos disappeared and a chest appeared in the middle of the room. Unfortuently, there was a hole in the middle of the room and it fell down.
“Oh snap,” Navi muttered.
“NOO!! MY TREASURE CHEST!!” Link cried. He jumped down the hole.
“… Did Link just commit suicide for a chest?” Saria asked.
Link got a Fairy Bow!
“Wow!” Link’s voice echoed. “There’s a basement and I see a boss door! But it’s locked!”
“Well crap.” Saria paused. “Well maybe if we just picked the lock a bit…”
A few minutes later, Saria and Navi were both in the basement as well with a giant lock lying on the floor.
“The grand master at picking locks,” Saria laughed.
“What!!” Navi yelled. “If you’re a master at picking locks, why couldn’t we have just picked all the other locks we’ve found instead of us wasting time finding keys?!”
“Too lazy to.”
Navi sighed.
The door opened and the three entered the room. They walked up a staircase and into an area with a bunch of paintings surrounding it. Spikes shot up behind them.
“Oh crap,” Saria muttered. “That can’t be good.”
“Muahahaha, I am evil!” Ganondorf said, appearing out of no where.
“Ganondorf? Aren’t you supposed to be the final boss?”
“Actually…” Ganondorf took off a mask to reveal a skull on fire. “I’m his phantom. The more pathetic version.”
“OH NOEZ!!” Link screamed. “DIE DIE DIE!!” He constantly threw bombs at Phantom Ganondorf until he was defeated.
“Good Din!” Ganondorf’s voice muttered. “That was way too easy! That phantom was a worthless creation! I will banish it in the gap between dimensions!”
“Is that even allowed?” Navi asked.
“I don’t know, but it’s possible because I’m evil! Muahahahahaha!”
Phantom Ganondorf’s burning body was thrown into a black hole. Then a Heart Container appeared in the middle of the room.
Link got a Heart Container!
“Yay!” Link cheered. Then he skipped into the blue light and appeared in the Chamber of Sages.
“YOU’RE THE SAGE?” Link and Navi gasped, looking at Saria in front of them, on the Forest Sage platform.
“Yes, turns out I’m the Sage of the Forest…” Saria stated.
“You’re supposed to give them a medallion,” Rauru said.
“What’s the point? I already travel with them so giving them a medallion is utterly useless. I can just hold onto it.”
“You have to give them a medallion. It doesn’t exist until you give it to them.”
“Oh, whatever.”
Link got the Forest Medallion!
“Oh yay!” Link cheered. “And it smells refreshingly like mint!”
“Really, Link? Really?” Navi said.
Then they were teleported back to the Kokiri Forest in the Great Deku Tree’s meadow.
“Oh… Great Deku Tree…” Link began to cry when he saw the dead and grey Deku Tree.
“Wait a second…” Navi started. “If he died with his mouth open and it stayed open…*How is it closed again?”
“They probably just don’t want you to go back into the first dungeon in the future,” Saria said.
Link sobbed as he walked closer to the dead Deku Tree. Then, suddenly, a plant popped up in front of him, knocking him back.
“Hi there!” the plant greeted. “I’m the Deku Tree sprout!”
“The Great Deku Tree has a child?” Navi asked.
“Because you and Saria broke the curse on the Forest Temple, I can grow and flourish! Thanks a lot! Have you seen your old friends? None of them recognized you with your grown up body, did they?”
“I didn’t ever talk to any of them,” Link said, but the sprout ignored him.
“That’s because Kokiri never grow up! Even after seven years, they’re still kids!”
“Like Never Land children!”
“You must be wondering why only you have grown up! Well, as you might have alerady guessed, you are not a Kokiri! You are actually a Hylian! I am happy to finally reveal this secret to you!”
“WUT?”
“What do you mean, finally?” Saria asked.
“I inherit all the Great Deku Tree’s knowledge,” the Deku Tree sprout told her.
“Then can you tell me where the Great Deku Tree hid my burrito that one day long ago?”
“He threw it into a dimensional portal where it hit Doctor Doofenshmirtz in the head.”
“Our dimension is connected to the Phineas and Ferb dimension?”
“I don’t know…”
“YOU DIDN’T ACTUALLY INHERIT THE INFORMATION! YOU JUST STOLE THE DEKU TREE’S JOURNAL THAT HE APPARENTLY HAD!”
“Whatever! Anyway, some time ago, before the King of Hyrule unified this country, there was a fierce war in our world. One day, to escape from the fires of the war, a Hylian mother and her baby boy entered this forbidden forest. The mother was gravely injured… Her only choice was to entrust the child to the Deku Tree, the guardian spirit of the forest. The Deku Tree could sense that this was a child of destiny, whose fate would affect the entire world, so he took in into the forest. After the mother passed away, the baby was raised as a Kokiri. And now, finally, the day of destiny has come!”
“I’m sorry, what?” Link asked, playing cards with Navi and Saria.
“Oh, for the love of… Just go and save Hyrule from Ganondorf.”
“Okee dokee!”
And they set off to the exit of the forest.
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