T_W_Jun

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SYNOPSIS: No one is born evil. Merion the handmaiden, kind and loving, was the type of person destined to bring good wherever she went. But when the Queen of Hyrule, Zelda, grows wary of the powers of the Sheikah, Merion will find her tribe betrayed, exiled and on the brink of extinction. Is murder evil when it's justified? Will Merion live long enough to find out? Thousands of years after Merion's time, a new Queen Zelda has emerged. This time, the Yiga plan to end the cycle of injustice and strife. A young assassin, Taine, breathes deeply of the red mist of truth to understand what she must do. Can she succeed where the Mother Yiga failed? Witness the tales of Merion and Taine, and experience for yourself **The Rise of the Yiga Clan.**
Once the water was drawn in the tub, Zelda stood up to make her way out. Link seemed to fill the doorway a little more than last time, and he didn’t bow either. He held her face up with a studious look, before he wanted to know if she might talk with him while he bathed. From the other side of the doorway. If that wasn’t too inappropriate? The weeks of clandestine watchfulness tugged at her sense of guilt. She could see or talk to him any time she wanted. Yet he was always so alone. She kept it that way. A little conversation couldn’t hurt. ... -- From "The Smallest Imaginable Thing," by Thousand Word Jun.
From "Fire and Rain". "Do you want to sit?" He whispers. She nods against him. He puts an arm over her shoulder and shepherds her back to the spring's entrance. They huddle together against a wall. She curls in his lap, her face still against his shoulder. His arms drop across her, protective and warm. She does not know how long the rest, and she loses count of his heartbeat twice, before he slips a finger under her jaw, raising her tear-stained face to his. It's dark under the stone awning and he is silhouetted in the waning moonlight. She can imagine his face, with that subtle smile he only ever offers to her. "It's not you," he whispers, his voice soft and warm on her skin. "It's not you."
Prints from Allison McKenzie. Including Tenchi Muyo, Sailor Mercury and more.
A Zapper-armed Daisy standee, by Allison McKenzie.
A scattered collection of Allison McKenzie's works, including several prints, a sticker of Steiner from Final Fantasy IX, and a Zapper-armed Daisy standee.
The cover of Lens of Truth, by Om-nom-berries.
A panel from Splendor by Om-nom-berries. Link's face in all its handsome glory.
A panel from Splendor by Om-nom-berries. Zelda can't wait to dip her feet in water as Link sheds his top in the background.
A panel from Splendor by Om-nom-berries. Cima, don don caregiver, greeting Zelda and Link.
A panel from Splendor, showing Zelda with a frog in her hair.
The cover of Splendor, a Legend of Zelda Zelink comic, written and drawn by om-nom-berries.
A long-haired, white-robed Princess Zelda, laying over Hyrule Castle, with Navi floating over a solid black background. Stylizations include "LINK DVD-ROM System", "NAVI System PC Engine," a red Legend of Zelda title with a Master Sword through it, "Return of th Hero of Light" in English and Japanese, and KUMANZ SOFT next to a Triforce.
Cork board with Legend of Zelda art from several artists, including shellshooked (top left), laenarraa (bottom left) hollowbrush/jamboe (three large pieces), and an added doodle from blueskittles!