The Hero & the Berserker

[onabluemoon.livejournal.com]

Characters: Saïx and Link
Content: More experimentation.
Setting: Somewhere
Time: Somewhen
Warnings: None, yet.

Once again, it was time to let the darker side of the moon show its face to the world. This time, however, the prospects looked far more intriguing - this particular subject was closer to what he might call a worthy opponent. A hero, even a trapped one, should be far less naïve than the last subject.

Yes, this would be well worth the time. A hero caged was hardly something one saw everyday, after all. Perhaps he could even manage to enjoy this, or as much as he was able to.

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[kokiriswordsman.livejournal.com]

Link's eyes held a challenge; this man, whoever he was, thought he could break him, and Link was all too willing to let him try.

Which only goes to prove that elves aren't the wise people they're cracked up to be.

"What would you know of a hero's heart? You, who stand there so glibly deriding that which you can never comprehend. You're brave enough when your foes stand in chains. Give me my sword and I'll show you your heart." This was, to be honest, quite impossible. The Master Sword would sooner rust to dust than be held by one so obviously evil as this. In that, he held complete faith.

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"What do I know of a hero's heart?" he asked, as his smile begin to border on a smirk. "More than you might know or think." A brief pause before he continued. "And perhaps chains are fitting for a hero who unwittingly let the darkness overrun his world while he slept."

And if he thought that Saïx would so easily hand him his sword, he had better think again - even if his heart was not so easily found.