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The hyperfix is so strong that just looking at pictures and reading fanfics with the fox kitsune Wei Wuxian is not enough for me, I have to sit with his images alone for at least 5 hours while drawing to satisfy this thirst 👺
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Hmm, do you think The Order would be partially responsible for the Fallen Timeline? Time is killed. The male child born would have become the next Hero had he lived. Hylia's had enough with the manipulation and lessons must be learned. So no Princesses are born, no Hero appears, the Royal line falls. But I'm fudging the timeline, ignoring canon, skipping over Legend's adventures and going straight for Wind all based off of the line '...but the hero did not appear' lol;
In many ways, yes, and no
See, there's this fun little AU in my head where Legend isn't the only royal son among the chain
I like to say that another one, a boy who's mother ran to hide him in a forest that the rest of the world thinks is haunted, a boy who's mother was desperate to get him away from the rest of the world so much that she'd beg a tree to protect her child, is also a prince.
Maybe that mother realized what was happening. Maybe she saw the risk to her child and put two and two together when all her court ladies kept hovering about him and he'd always end up sick after. maybe she realized he'd never get to grow up if he stayed in the castle, so she took him to where the dead children are supposed to go, just before he was as dead as they.
Maybe Time was raised by a tree and the ghosts of royal children who never got to grow up.
But maybe, if he hadn't been, if he'd been raised I the castle with his sister, if he'd been able to be there when Ganon first emerged, than two royal children, both declaring with conviction that the Gerudo King was dangerous, would have been enough to count as a prophecy or forewarning. Maybe there never would be any split at all in the timelines because the hero would never have to rise at all.
But yeah, maybe in a world where the hero disappeared, much like in the one where he died, Hylia decided the only way she'd give out a new hero was if he was allowed to be her own son, because in both of those worlds, she wanted them to have a little extra power this time, so that this time, they had a chance that their predecessor did not.
Lore about the prince thing that I don't know if I'll be able to work in anywhere but which is apparently very important to me now
(TW: Infant death)
In Hyrule, most people are well under the impression that princes are, in fact, impossible. the only male royals are the ones that marry into the family, and the idea of there even being a world where sons are born to the queen is sort of ridiculous. As far as the average hylian is concerned, the queens of Hyrule and the Gerudo of the desert have one thing in common; they always have female children.
But, naturally, we know that that isn't true.
No, in reality, as I briefly went over in A Crown Amidst Courage (chapters 7-8) the truth is that princes are real, but they aren't allowed to live for one primary reason: they cannot produce offspring reliably.
The way that magic works is that only a person with magic can have a magical child. A woman who has no magic cannot give birth to a child with magic, and if she and a man who has magic attempt to concieve, the results often are that the presence of magic newly inside of her in the form of the fetus will, in fact, slowly kill her. Magic is corrosive to those not built for it, and even those who have it stand a risk to being effected by it when it's suddenly increased. Bearing a child that will have at least as much magic as yourself will double the amount of magic inside of a person, which can, and has, overloaded their magic cores (something like a heart) many times in the past, and can kill both them and the infant.
Royals, being direct descendants of Hylia, have the strongest magic of anyone in Hyrule, so for the women, there is no worry of finding a husband who's magic may very well be stronger than their own. Perhaps their partner could, by some means, be equal to them in strength, but no one is stronger with magic than Hylia's young.
For a royal son though, his magic would be the same; stronger than all of his people. If we go with the concept of Legend being a prince, this would mean that he has the potential for much more magic than any non-royal Hylian could have (although I like making him magically disabled so...). For princes, this means that finding a partner with whom they can produce offspring is nigh impossible. They can risk it with those less magical then themselves, but the result is that most of their partners will die long before they're able to carry a child to term, even with the most careful of attention.
So yeah, Legend's doomed to never have direct descendants unless he can find a woman with a ton of magic.
Now, why would this lead to princes being killed? Well, put simply, because the process of having a child is so very difficult, and puts a terrible amount of strain on the royal mother's, it's very rare indeed for them to have more than a single child in their lifetimes. As soon as there is an heir, most royals cease any efforts to have children in order to prevent killing the queen. However, if there is a son born, then the bloodline is considered to be 'doomed to end' unless a daughter can be produced.
But if having a second child could kill the queen, how do they ensure that doesn't happen, and that they don't end up with a bloodline ending prince as the heir? Simple! They back Hylia into a corner and force her to have to provide them with a second heir. if there is no inheritor of the bloodline, the goddess will have to give them a new one.
So yeah, they kill off the boys the second they can.
Without an heir, the goddess does, always, provide a second child, and sometimes a third in the case that the second is likewise 'cursed'. Since females are more likely, statistically, in the royal family, one out of those three is usually a girl, and at that point, the queen will either stop immediately, or else often dies.
The thing is, the royal family is not aware of this. After all, there's no way that every queen for hundreds of thousands of years has consented to her children being killed if they come out 'wrong'.
No. There is, instead, a secret order within the walls of Hyrule castle, kept among the women of the high nobility; the Order of the Bee.
Bees, if you didn't know, will nurture the young of their queen as they see fit, feeding some to become queens and some to become workers. in the case of a queen bee being created, when she is hatched, she will fight against her mother for the right to the rest and, regardless of who wins, that winner will seek out all the unhatched queens in the nest and kill them off too.
Likewise, the women of Hyrule castle are the ones to determine whether the child of the queen is fit to be fed as a queen, or a corpse.
Most often, they are the attendants of the queen herself, and will be present in the birthing chamber. Because giving birth to a magical child is, in fact, more grueling a task than typical birth, the mothers are often so weak by the end, if conscious at all, that they aren't aware enough to know what's happening around them. Because of this, it's easy enough to ensure sons never take their first breath, be that by splitting their throats, suffocating them, or, in the case where the baby is born with complications, simply ignoring them until they pass on their own.
If the queen does ask for her child, they will wrap the dead-baby in clothes that hide whatever it was that they did to it, and show the queen with the announcement that the child was still-born.
In the case, however, that the mother is aware, or the father is in the room, or there is something that prevents the Order of the Bee from 'doing away' with the prince, then that is where they use their one other method.
Bees are famous, after all, for honey. And honey is toxic to infants. All it takes is 'a little luxury for the prince', and their problems are solved.
The Order of the Bee have existed since the first prince of Hyrul was born, raised, and managed to watch every single partner he had die until one of them did, eventually, bear him a child (premature) before also dying. That prince had twenty wives in the course of his life, and it was then that they figured out what was going to be a major problem with having godly descendants on the throne.
The women of this Order are no different than any other hylians, and the only way to identify them is by the presence of bee-themes jewelry which they will wear when at court. A lady with a bee broach will know that she is among sisters when she sees earrings, necklaces and rings bearing the same symbol as she wears herself, and often, any women of the court who lack these accessories will be snubbed or rooted out well before the birth of a royal child, to ensure that there is no interference with their work. These women will likewise bring up their daughters to their own beliefs, and ensure that said daughters are frequently around the new princess, as to ensure that they too may become court ladies one day and look after the next generation of Hyrule.
Do the men of Hyrule know of this practice? Most likely some of them do. Most ladies from The Order are married to knights and lords, and their sons are taught to "catch the ones that fall through the cracks".
It's not just sons either. If a child is deemed unfit for other reasons, be they birth defects, health problems, or some other cause, The Order will "handle" them, and ensure that a new child will be born to the royal family.
Because of what seems to be a rather high mortality rate for both mothers and infants in the royal family, royal children are not announced or celebrated until they have made it through their first year of life, and the people of Hyrule as a whole are left unawares of their existence until such a time as the royal family determines that they are out of the danger zone.
What happens to all the royals that don't make it though? They're hidden away of course. They cannot be buried in the royal graveyard because that would draw the attention of the people to the fact that so many of their royals die. Instead, 'unfit' children are often taken out to a the Lost Woods and buried at the base of a tree.
There's rumors among the Order that the children buried there will come back as tree spirits, will haunt the forest and, in revenge for their own deaths, draw in passers by in and cause them to become likewise lost, because few who enter the wood ever return, and when they do, it's to talk of children's giggles resounding through the whole of the wood and what felt like tiny hands reaching out to grab them at every turn.
When Legend meets Four's Mother (who is alive in my HC since it's never implied that she's not, and if he has a dad he can have a mom too) he just about has a panic attack afterwards because she's very clearly wearing bee earrings and now he's terrified to meet Four's Dad as well, because this whole family might actually try and kill him at this point
Four has no clue what's happening
Hyrule knows, because he's read the records from Legend's time, and Legend's travel journals (before he met the chain) and is caught between trying to assure his predecessor and freaking out about whether or not he's also at risk, since he's Legend's sort-of heir (he's not sure if it's Legend or Legend's sister he's distantly descended from, but he inherited Legend's stuff when he came to Hyrule, so....)
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As many as I could fit in my canvas (ran out of layers) Still plenty more to go! And all are subject to change during concepting their full/final designs but all of these are the canon designs for my comic Bound by Blood (on Webtoon link in pinned)
This also goes for the Greek pantheon designs which I keep forgetting to post… mb yall. Every single design I post is canon to my comic soo ya! Hope you like these ones!
Stay tuned for more Egyptian and Greek mythology art!!!
Not only your timeline was perfectly FINE, not only the hero before you isn't DEAD but he left you a sword in a perfect condition.
Twilight didn't have to fight, as a child, to survive in a cruel world. The hero before him did'n't fail, he didn't leave the sword in a horrible condition.
I wonder if Legend has guessed that the hero before Twi was Time, seen Twi's smile. (it's kinda obvious seen how close they are)
Did he guessed that Time was the hero before him too? And he chooses to stay silence to not hurt anyone? Time has never been the hero of time in his timeline after all and is probably died as a child.
But outch Legend's face....it's a mix between "Yep you are a lucky boy" and "if only you knew about the hero before me or maybe "thank to remember me how much a tragic mess my timeline is"
Because Legend is too nice and patient to say "how nice for you, the hero before me died against Ganon, his sword was in a horrible condition with still his blood on her, so much that i have had to reforge her myself! As a CHILD."
No Legend is too nice to take his bitterness on Twilight who did nothing wrong and didn't know. He'll shallow it and says nothing about the sword's condition in his timeline.
I think that's a big part of who Legend is actually! He comes off as really bitter and cold, at least as far as Twilight is concerned, and I wish there was more focus on that interplay.
Twilight met Legend and, based off of a few limited interactions, mentally labeled him as a bully and a jerk and thus treats him accordingly. Not without reason of course, he's drawing mental parallels to actual bullies and Legend is unintentionally checking the boxes, but I think it's sort of sad that until this point, Twilight has still not bothered to get to know Legend at all beyond his initial observations .
But the fact remains that Legend IS from a world that was in shambles, a world where everyone is a threat, if not to everyone else than at least to him. Legend is a prey animal trapped amongst predators with little to no guidance. The cards of fate are stacked against him as far as his world is concerned, and while the goddesses may have granted him additional blessings and favor to make up for that, his world is still magically a mess, physically a mess, and just generally a mess.
The vet has no legacy of proud heroes to look back on. The First Hero died. The Hero of the Four Sword is a raging lunatic who tries to murder children and is sealed beneath the castle. The Hero of Time died in combat. This is the legacy he gets to follow in. Legend doesn't have the hope of becoming like those before, he has the fear of meeting a similar fate because life is never kind to heroes.
Legend's world was left in shambles, and he's had to be the one to help rebuild it, only to watch it get torn down again and again as enemies undo all his hard work. But on a more personal note, Legend has tried again and again to establish himself in the world just to have all the people he loves hurt or harmed on his account.
His Uncle died, and even though he was brought back, he disappears from the timeline shortly after, leaving a kid hero alone in the world. Legend's grandparents have high expectations and aren't the best at listening when he says that their wishes make him unhappy or uncomfortable, and instead push him to follow them anyway, only to themselves disappear from his life once the Oracle adventures are over. Din, Ralph, Raven, Nayru, Moosh, Ricky, Dmitri, all these are people Ledge befriended and was close to and had to say goodbye to again for one reason or another.
Marin.
Legend is always losing the people he loves most, watching his work get thrown in his face and receiving little to no thanks for his work. He's still actively treated like a nuisance and a threat by some people in his kingdom and no doubt there are others who simply don't believe him.
The whole world is against him, and yet the only thing it's done is made him defensive. Ledge isn't cold or cruel, you can see that he actively cares for and worries about the other heroes, he's just guarded more than they are about it. Still, in times of high emotion the walls fall and he's his true self: that kid who's got a heart too big for his own good and is going to get it broken again.
And Legend knows this. Legend actively knows that Twilight isn't fond of him, and that the other heroes regard him as an ass, but rather than correct them, stand up for himself, provide even one of the thousands of reasons he has to guard and defend his heart like he does, he just lets them have their peace because what good would it do to tell them about the losses he's suffered? The world he grew up in? The legacy he has to bear? The terrible fate he no doubt expects to one day meet? What good would it do to make them love him if that will just make their inevitable parting all the harder?
It's hard to lose those you love, but it's easier if you convince yourself they never actually loved you, so you're better off.
So yeah, Twilight is over here unintentionally rubbing salt in the vet's many wounds, but Legend keeps his mouth shut because it does no good to speak up, and in the long run, at least as far as he thinks, it's better to let it be.
I kinda hope Twilight will come to understand the vet better though, and maybe get a peek at what has hardened up the younger hero enough that he comes across the way he does. I'm pretty sure his whole outlook would change if he did, and his respect for the vet would definitely increase.
How they show where everyone falls in their line-up.
Time always leads, he's the guy in charge, he's the one they all follow without question.
Twilight sticks with Time, unless he has Epona, in which case he sticks in the back (also can we discuss why Epona only shows up half the time in traveling shots?). He's sticking with his mentor, he's helping lead the group, but he's also considerate and doesn't make anyone have to walk behind a horse (dangerous in normal situations, but worse in unknown territory with things that could easily spook a horse).
Hyrule sticks to the edge of the procession. He doesn't lead, and he doesn't stay in the back where he's exposed, but he's not closed in. He's in a place where he can quickly get away if he needs, but also isn't at a risk of being singled out. He's in the optimal location for surviving if they get attacked. Add in that he walks next to Sky most of the time; the best swordsman of their group, and he's pretty darn safe!
Four walks in a similar place. Protected, but also free to move away. He's not leading, he's not trailing behind, he's keeping towards the center. But Four also tends to be close to Wind, maybe he's protecting him, maybe he's just sticking close to his buddy, who knows, but Four and Wind are commonly together when traveling.
Wars takes a mirror position to Twilight. If Twilight is at the front, he walks in the back, and if twilight is in the back, he's near Time in eth front. He's covering their bases, making sure they're protected, making sure they're defended from all angles. It's a fitting choice for the guy with army training whose done lots of tactical work, but it also shows just how much he cares about the others, and the fact that he shows them his back, after being betrayed so much, also shows his trust of the other heroes.
Meanwhile, we have Legend, who always walks in the back. He has his eyes on the others at all times, he's making sure no one disappears or trails off into danger. Legend is stated to be a person who could lead, but chooses not too (JoJo's initial character profiles for the boys), but that doesn't change the fact that he makes a point of watching their backs and probably helps herd the slower heroes, or those who get distracted, along so they don't get left behind.
Wind tends to trail near the front, usually behind or beside Time. This makes sense because he's obviously got a bad case of Hero Worship, but it also makes sense in the context of Wind trying to learn from the other. Wind is a person who is 100% going to grow up to be a leader (he helps found a country, pities sakes!)
This leaves Sky and Wild. These two actually tend to be near the back, but not at the tail end. They're the first hero and the last in the lineup, but when traveling they tend to let others take the lead. I wish I could say there's a tactical reason for this, and there might be, but it really just seems like they're the two most caught up in their own heads. Wild has his memories to cope with, and Sky the shock of all that is to come after him and the results of the curse laid on his shoulders. Both deserve the chance to work through their crap though, and I'm glad they have someone to guide them and brothers to watch their backs.
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