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This is my childhood, and my childhood friend..

I grew up with these games, and they were my childhood, pretty much all of it. I was friendless when I was younger, having no friends until I moved to NB when I was ten. So instead, I played with the hyrulians and kokiris. I spent countless hours in the lost woods, watching Skull-Kid dance back and forth from foot to foot on his wooden stump, playing his adorable wooden flute, wishing I could join him in that dimension. Or, I'd simply stay out in the backyard beside my horse-head stick and sing Epona's song for hours. I was granted the blessing of dreams of being in the Kokiri forest, playing alongside my friends; it took away the loneliness I felt in the real world with no friends.

When I was finally old enough to understand creativity a little better, I made a character of my own to finally join Hyrule, and the Kokiri forest. Little Cryssy Maria was only six when she fell into the dimension with her kitten Niikoe, and her cat was stolen by am imp creature. She followed him into the woods, terrified for her kitten's life, and found the creature playing gently with her animal, tossing pebbles and dangling grass over the kitten's head. Regardless how nice this child seemed to be, a six year old lost in an unknown world isn't very forgiving when her cat is taken. She leaves, and bumps into Saria, who introduces her to the skeleton child. Skull-kid utters only one shy sentence to her at the time, "your cat has soft fur." And from that moment on, they're inseparable. Cryssy becomes close with everyone, especially Saria and Link, but not one holds a candle to Skull-kid. And they're never without each other.

Cryssy eventually shows promise of being a strong fighter when she and Link protect their friends from Stalfos, and they're eventually paired up on many missions in Hyrule. Her and Skull-kid are put to the ultimate test of friendship when they confront the evil of Majora's Mask. Friendship prevails..

They're merely maybe - I don't know - six, here? It's nothing more than typical child's play, rough-housing. Cryssy looks like she just fell on her butt laughing, and Skull-kid is reaching towards her, fingers outstretched. To tug her hair or tickle her, whatever you think.

I may have other obsessions, I may grow up to the point that I won't have time for video games anymore, but the love of my childhood friend will always be with me. These characters are what got me through the most difficult parts of my life, and they'll be in my hearts...forever

I don't care what anyone else says, no one in this world beats my love for this game, and this one character. I may not have much to say for my love, I've only drawn maybe...three pictures on DA? But that doesn't matter; I love this character more than my love for Kung Fu Panda, Invader Zim, Up - Pixar in general..everything combined. When I talk about this game, I never say "Cryssy", I always said "me", because it was me that was in there with them, and it always will be..

Skull-kid, Tatl, Tael (c) Nintendo

Cryssy, Mif (c) Me

Description

This is my childhood, and my childhood friend..

I grew up with these games, and they were my childhood, pretty much all of it. I was friendless when I was younger, having no friends until I moved to NB when I was ten. So instead, I played with the hyrulians and kokiris. I spent countless hours in the lost woods, watching Skull-Kid dance back and forth from foot to foot on his wooden stump, playing his adorable wooden flute, wishing I could join him in that dimension. Or, I'd simply stay out in the backyard beside my horse-head stick and sing Epona's song for hours. I was granted the blessing of dreams of being in the Kokiri forest, playing alongside my friends; it took away the loneliness I felt in the real world with no friends.

When I was finally old enough to understand creativity a little better, I made a character of my own to finally join Hyrule, and the Kokiri forest. Little Cryssy Maria was only six when she fell into the dimension with her kitten Niikoe, and her cat was stolen by am imp creature. She followed him into the woods, terrified for her kitten's life, and found the creature playing gently with her animal, tossing pebbles and dangling grass over the kitten's head. Regardless how nice this child seemed to be, a six year old lost in an unknown world isn't very forgiving when her cat is taken. She leaves, and bumps into Saria, who introduces her to the skeleton child. Skull-kid utters only one shy sentence to her at the time, "your cat has soft fur." And from that moment on, they're inseparable. Cryssy becomes close with everyone, especially Saria and Link, but not one holds a candle to Skull-kid. And they're never without each other.

Cryssy eventually shows promise of being a strong fighter when she and Link protect their friends from Stalfos, and they're eventually paired up on many missions in Hyrule. Her and Skull-kid are put to the ultimate test of friendship when they confront the evil of Majora's Mask. Friendship prevails..

They're merely maybe - I don't know - six, here? It's nothing more than typical child's play, rough-housing. Cryssy looks like she just fell on her butt laughing, and Skull-kid is reaching towards her, fingers outstretched. To tug her hair or tickle her, whatever you think.

I may have other obsessions, I may grow up to the point that I won't have time for video games anymore, but the love of my childhood friend will always be with me. These characters are what got me through the most difficult parts of my life, and they'll be in my hearts...forever

I don't care what anyone else says, no one in this world beats my love for this game, and this one character. I may not have much to say for my love, I've only drawn maybe...three pictures on DA? But that doesn't matter; I love this character more than my love for Kung Fu Panda, Invader Zim, Up - Pixar in general..everything combined. When I talk about this game, I never say "Cryssy", I always said "me", because it was me that was in there with them, and it always will be..

Skull-kid, Tatl, Tael (c) Nintendo

Cryssy, Mif (c) Me