Ganondorf entered the Castle Library. He needed to find one more text to complete the puzzle. Ganondorf grabbed the book he was looking for, an old Hylian text called the Book of Mudora. As Ganondorf left the Library he bumped into two men, causing them to knock over their research and his book. "Watch where you're going!" Ganondorf snapped reflexively. The tallest one frowned, "We're sorry, we weren't paying much attention." Ganondorf still growled. He went to pick up his book when he noticed the mens drawings of a blue Ocarina and some music sheets. "This is intresting... what is it?" Ganondorf asked. The shorter one ahemed. "I am Sharp the Elder, and this is Flat the Younger. We are composers and we are under special assignment for the King. This, my good man, is our research." Flat grabbed the sheets. "I'm sorry sir," Flat started, "We were coming from the Princess's room... and we got caught off track. We really must be heading off to meet the King." Ganondorf smirked, "Oh no you won't." Ganondorf snapped as four Gerudos entered the hallway. Ganondorf swiped the brother's papers, "Kill them." He then said to a guard. "Geh heh heh," Ganondorf laughed as he left the hallway and walked into the King's hall.

He noticed Zelda leave the King's hall and walk into the Courtyard as he approached the throne. Ganondorf brushed some dust of his shoulder, and straightened his head piece. Ganondorf then walked to the King and got on one knee. "Ah, King Dragmire, what does me the honor of thoust company?" The King asked. Ganondorf kept his eyes to the floor for a moment, then felt like he was being watched... He turned his head to the right and caught a glimpse of a small boy in green looking at him through a mirror. He snarled at the boy and watched the boy duck out of sight. Ganondorf returned his attention to the King. "Greetings Sire..."

1 Hour Later.

Ganondorf jumped onto his horse. With a "Yah!" he was off for the Forest. "You want me to hand to thou the Sacred Stone of the Forest?" The wise old tree asked in contempt. "Fool!" Ganondorf yelled. "Give me the stone or I shall curse you!" The tree raised an eyebrow. "Thou wouldenst dare..." Ganondorf snarled, he raised his hands into the air and chanted a weird spell. The tree then cried out in pain as it became cursed and began to brown...

"I want that Stone!" Ganondorf yelled at the King of the Gorons. He thought they were the stupidest creatures and he was sure he was right. Darunia then smirked and laughed, "This must be a joke." The Goron laughed. Ganondorf swung his hand at the Goron but Darunia caught his hand. "I'm warning you, I could snap you like a twig, theif. Go in peace." Darunia grinned as Ganondorf took back his hand and left speaking some Gerudo profanities. A few minute later he inside the cave that the Gorons got their food from. He approached the large skeleton of the ancient Dodongo king. The species was known to be extinct for over a hundred years, but no longer. Ganondorf's hand glowed a strange green as he put his hand upon the skeleton. First the veins, then the organs, then the skin grew back. The giant Dodongo got up and growled, ready to attack. But Ganondorf had already left.

The Gorons gasped in amazement and fear. "What kind of trick is this?!" Darunia yelled out as he noticed the large Boulder in front of the cave. "That theif..." He quitely growled to himself as day became night and the Gorons had no food.

Ganondorf watched as the little Zoran princess walked up to the "Great Jabu-Jabu". Stupid fish Ganondorf thought to himself. The girl offered a fish to the giant fish god, but Ganondorf had more important things on his mind. That stupid little boy had retrieved two of the three stones and was sure to get the third. He knew damn well the boy and Princess Zelda would open the door to the Sacred Realm. Ganondorf was going to make it... easier for the child to get the last stone. It was much faster than torturing the different species to force them in submission. "Ahhhhhh!" The Zoran girl cried as she was sucked into Jabu-Jabu. It seems the parasite Ganondorf fed the giant fish worked. Now to go get the Ocarina.

Ganondorf and a small infantry ran into the Market. "Pull up the drawbridge!" Ganondorf instructed a Gerudo. He didn't want to boy to be around to stop his attack. Ganondorf stormed the Castle as a brave squad of Hyrulian Guards got in Ganondorf's way. "Kill them," Ganondorf calmly said as he used Magic to knock them aside. He kept running until he ran for the Princess' room. Suddenly, the Princess and her Nanny brust through the door and jumped out window onto a hhorse waiting below. "Arrrrgh!" Ganondorf growled. He jumped out the window in pursuit. He jumped onto his black horse and gave chase to the two through the Market. It had began to thunder.

The drawbridge opended suddenly as the two ran out of the Market and into the field. They were fast and Ganondorf quickly lost sight of them. He exited the Castle and stopped abruptly. He looked to the ground and saw... the boy.

"Arrrrgh! I lost her!" He yelled as he turned to the boy, "You over there! Little kid! You must have seen the white horse gallop past just now... which way did they go?! Answer me!!" The boy just stood there, and Ganondorf was becoming very impatient. "So, you think you can protect them from me... You've got guts kid." With that the pipsqueak drew his sword. "Heh heh heh," Ganondorf laughed, "You want a piece of me?! Very funny! I like your attitude!" Then Ganondorf raised his left hand and a purple light grew in his palm. He launched a ball of energy at the kid sending him backwards. "Pathetic little fool! Do you realize who you are dealing with?!" The kid got up again. Ganondorf just continued, "I am Ganondorf! And soon, I will rule the world!" Ganondorf turned and galloped off. His lone cry of "Ho!" could be heard as he headed off into the night. Now it was time to play the waiting game.

Ganondorf knew he wouldn't need his horse so he slapped it and sent it off for Gerudo Valley. Ganondorf walked back to the Castle. Even though it was morning the fools at the Castle would be too distraught to try to stop him. But just in case he took the guise of a Hyrulian Guard. He entered the Market and followed the boy into the Temple of Time. Ganondorf hid behind a column as he watched the boy approach the altar. "This is it!" He whispered tro himself anxiously. He watched the boy play a strange song on his Ocarina of Time and noticed the Door of Time open. The boy walked up to Pedestal of Time and prepared to grab the mythical Master Sword. Ganondorf grinned, he could hardly contain himself.

The boy grabbed the sword and a mystical blue column of blue light surrounded him. With a flash of light the boy disapeared with the sword. Then with a rumble a large Golden Gate of Light opened up. Ganondorf turned back to his normal form and walked up to the gate. After so long he finally had what he wanted. Then Ganondorf talked to the gate, just in case the boy could hear him, "Geh heh heh... Excellent work. As I thought, you held the keys I needed. You led me directly to the Gates of the Sacred Realm!" Then, Ganondorf entered the light...

He walked into the Sacred Realm. If he had the heart to be able to recognize beauty, this would surely be it. The sky was a bright gold and the ground was a flourishing green. There was one long golden path that led to the large Golden Building. The building had a large tower emerging from it that touhed the sky. The top of the tower emitted a bright light that painful to look upon. It seemed that there was not actual end to the tower, for there was a large golden stairway that led to the brightest part of the sky that had a rainbow of Orange, Blue, and Green covering the sky above it. The Triforce was there, Ganondorf knew it. Ganondorf floated to the top of the tower and laid his feet on the stairs. The ground turned a dark black beneath his feet and the sky above him darkened. Soon Ganondorf was at the top of the stairs and was the first mortal to ever lay eyes upon the Triforce. It was the most glorious thing had ever seen. A voice seemed to echo from the relic, "What dost thou wish?" It asked as Ganondorf laid his hands on it. He could feel the power flowing into his arms from touching the relic.

"I wish... I wish, to rule the World."

"As you wish." The Triforce then boomed. Immediately in a burst of darkened light the relic burst into three pieces. "That isn't right." Ganondorf said to himself. He felt a searing pain in his hand as the golden relic, or a piece of it, burnt itself right into his hand. An intense feeling of power overwhelmed him. He had a sudden urge of greed. "Yes, YES!!!!" He yelled out as incredible power flowed through every inch of his body.