Deceived - Chapter One

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⟪Please click the flag so I get views!⟫ ⁅Start reading here ↡⁆ ⌈Characters⌉ ↪ Mary (The main character) /Age 19/ ↪Master Kohga (Yiga Clan leader) /Age 100+/ ⌈Setting⌉ In the Yiga Clan Hideout ⌈When⌉ ⨀During the Calamity⨀ ⌈Why⌉ @Zeldalover77 @Sunfall_768 ⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔ This is a Legend of Zelda™ fanfic! Thumb is AI generated, the story is NOT! ₰ Music: Master Kohga Battle ♪ ⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔⏔ [Mary POV] I stood against the wall, polishing my kn!fe with a rock. I joined the Yiga Clan when I was about 9 years old. They told me that my parents had abandoned me and that they found me beaten up by the road by those d@mn monsters. Do I believe them? Well, it's the only thing I can believe. I can't remember anything before they took me in. I've stayed in this place for 10 years now, since I'm 19. Even though they aren't the best parental figures, they still treat me as equal as everyone here. I realized that I got so lost in my thoughts that I st@bb3d myself with my kn!fe. Ouch. I went and got myself a bandage from one of the vendors here and wrapped it around the cut. "Mary." I turned around and saw Master Kohga approaching me from the hall. "Get ready. You're going against Riham today." That's right. Today I was practicing against that guy. "Okay," I replied. I got both of my weapons and approach where we all fought. I got in the "Ring" and prepared for the fight. "You're going down" I said under my breath. [Master Kohga POV] I watched intently as I saw Mary and Riham fight. They were both talented fighters, but I already knew Mary was going to win. I just wanted to see how Riham handled it. I don't know how she came to be a great fighter, considering that her parents were defeated so quickly. I haven't told her that we were the ones that k!ll3d her parents, and I never will. She's one of my best fighters, and I'm not giving her up. I watched as Riham dashed toward Mary. Mary dodged the attack and struck him in the side, causing him to stagger. Riham disappeared into a puff of smoke and reappeared behind Mary and slashed her leg, which made her drop to one knee. Riham then came from above, about to deliver a blow that would almost k!ll Mary—but not enough to actually k!ll her—but then Mary dodged it and struck his neck. "Stop!" I shouted. "That's enough." If Mary had used full force in her strike, that would have definitely defeated Riham. I went up to them and told them, "Good job, you two. Go and heal your wounds." I patted them both on the back and went to my sleeping spot. Time to take a nap.