Link breathed softly as he quietly tiptoed behind a bokoblin camp. The monsters had long since fallen asleep, so it would take little effort to deal with the simple creatures. "Red bokoblins shouldn't be too much trouble", Link thought as he drew his bow, aiming for the red bokoblin on the watchtower, the only one still awake. Once he was out of the way, the others would be easy pickings. The champion of Hyrule pulled on the bowstring and released, letting his arrow fly. However, he

Daniel grunted as he shoved a heavy metal crate outside of the Decepticon base. The boy panted and sat down beside it, exhausted from moving the heavy object. He pulled his phone out of his pocket and called his dad. “Hey, I got the energy converter, but you're not out here”, he said, trying not to sound tired.
 
 
“Oh, hey. About that…”
 
 
“*sigh* What is it this time, dad?”
 
 
“Look, I’d love to get the Autobots to pick you up”, Spike s

A thirteen year-old boy walked along the shores of Beach City. His family had come over from Empire City for vacation and had allowed him to venture off on his own. His name was Luis, just like his father. “This place is pretty neat”, the boy said. “Can't wait to get back home, though.” Suddenly, he came across a small, but still curvy girl in a blue dress with a ribbon in her hair. “Hey there”, Luis said. “Are you lost, little girl?”
 
 
“Who are you?”, the gir