Ocarina Of Time Story
Long, long ago, in a time before time, there existed nothing. Then, from
no one knows where, three beautiful Goddesses (Not Gods, these are
women), Din, Nayru, and Farore emerged to create a fertile world, named
Hyrule. But it was empty and lifeless, so they created the five
humanoid races: The fish-like Zora which lived underwater; The rock-
eating Gorons which resided in the mountains; The elf like Kokiri lived
in the very hearts of the forests, protected from the outside world by
the mystical Deku Tree. The strange and often times dangerous Gerudo
inhabited the stretches of deserts, and the Hylians found home in the
grassy plains.

Before departing their creation, the Goddesses left a symbol of their
presence: The Golden Triangle known as the Triforce. It represented each
Goddess' quality: Power, Courage, and Wisdom, respectively. Although it
was mighty powerful, the Goddesses feared that it may be destroyed, so
they stored it in another dimension, created just for the Triforce.
Affected by its magic, the soul-less dimension become prosperous and
very beautiful. This led to many names, the most world-renown being "The
Golden Land."

All five races had up-most respect for the Triangle, and some even based
their religion and daily lives around it. But some felt
differently...they knew of it's power, and wanted to use it for their
own, selfish needs. Fearing that someone may actually be ignorant enough
to steal it, a great Sage named Rauru built an awesome array of
buildings and guard houses around the entrance to the Golden Land. Later
named the "Temple of Light", it guarded the entrance to the Golden Land
with a magical seal that could only be broken by someone who had all
three aspects of the Triforce in a perfect balance: Power, Courage, and
Wisdom.

Many a year later, the Triforce had become a legend. Nearly everyone in
the land wanted to get their greedy hands on it, but the Temple of Light
stood in their way and no one could break the seal. Each race, filled
with envy and greed, accused every other race of having the key to it,
when no one really did. Hyrule fell into a time of war and sacrilegious
acts that would last a very long time...

Nearly six decades later, a great Hyrulian King arose. He had Power,
Courage, and Wisdom. Somehow, he calmed the races and everything
returned to normal. Countless numbers of peace treaties were signed
among the races and everything fell into place: Hyrule returned to it's
prosperous self.

Months later, in the infinite reaches of the desert, the Gerudo leader,
Ganondorf Dragmire, was sifting through some old scrolls. He found one,
looking very old, and noticed it was talking about the Triforce. Oh, how
he would love to get his clawed hands on that Triangle. He was a well-
known thief among the Gerudos, so why not steal the Triforce? Intrigued,
he read on to find this passage:

In a Realm beyond sight,
The sky shines gold not blue,
There, the Triforce's might
Makes mortal dreams come true.

Dreams come true? Why, no one could even imagine the Triforce doing
this. It was long believed it would merely grant powerful magic. Reading
on, Ganondorf discovered that whoever possessed the Triforce could have
powers of nearly an infinite caliber. With the Triforce in hand,
Ganondorf could easily rule all of Hyrule. But what about the Temple of
Light? Ah, it appeared the scrolls had something to say about that as
well.

According to the scrolls, only a handful of items were necessary to
break the seal in the Temple of Light. First off, thy would need three
mystical stones possessed by three races: The Zora, the Goron, and the
Kokiri. The Zora should happily gave him the stone, having no use for
it. The Goron are a bit slow, but would reluctantly handed it over. The
Kokiri wouldn't budge, so Ganondorf would probably have to fatally wound
the Deku Tree, and then steal the stone while they scrambled to save
their one and only guardian.

Now he just had to do that...

Returning to the scrolls, Ganondorf read the very last sentence in the
scrolls. "The last item thy need is the legendary Ocarina of Time, which
is passed down the royal line of Hyrule." Ganondorf sighed, knowing this
would be very difficult. If he forced his way in, he would either be
killed or sent to the dungeon for who-knows-how-long. He would have to
be very covert, and almost sneak in. After a time, he earned the King's
trust and became his personnel aid. Then, he planned to kill whoever
held the Ocarina, no matter who it's owner was. Even if it laid in the
hands of the beautiful princess Zelda...Speaking of which, she was the
only one who questioned Dragmire's actions, and wondered if he was
really a friend of her father.