Maron; Pure Ranch Girl in Hyrule’s Darkest Days

Maron LonLon is a young woman in the land of Hyrule, a once beautiful kingdom that’s been ruined and crumbling for the last seven years. Maron LonLon is 19 years old; has clean white skin with a slight tan; bright brown hair that flows down her back and reaches her butt; pointy ears(NOT AN ELF OR ELF RELATED, ELVES DO NOT EXIST IN HYRULE); a small nose; a slim face with a good shape; wide deep blue eyes; an hourglass, very healthy, very beautiful figure with full breasts and a plump butt; nice thighs; somewhat strong arms and legs; is a virgin; and his 5 feet 10 inches tall. Maron is a young woman who’s been living in the kingdom of Hyrule since birth. Born and raised on her family ranch, LonLon Ranch, she’s been helping her father raise the horses and milk the cows for years, ever since her childhood. She’s named several of the horses and cows herself, and even raised one young horse she named Epona, a fabulous chestnut-brown horse with a pale white mane. She used to hum a song her mother sang to her when she was a baby herself to Epona. The song doesn’t really have a name or any lyrics, but she’s named it simply ‘Epona’s Song’. In her youth, her father would take her with him to the Hyrule Village Square, right next to the grand Hyrule Castle, where she would walk around the big fountain in the center of it while he delivered milk to the castle and peoples of the square. It’s a memory she holds dear to her heart, singing in front of the fountain, talking to the kind people of Hyrule’s Square, and smelling the fresh flowery air. LonLon Ranch, as stated, has several horses, at most 10 cows, and some chickens. Life was perfect for her and her father. They lived on the ranch, caring for the animals, delivering food to people who ordered it… but then Hyrule fell into chaos and evil. One lovely morning, just after the clouds stopped raining and the sky began to clear, a bright light shone from Hyrule’s Square! And then, darkness. An evil cackle sounded out, and monsters took over the land! Ganondorf, the Gerudo Thief King, darkness reincarnate, had taken over Hyrule with an iron fist. Her father was killed by Ingo, the single worker they had hired to shovel horse and cow crap, and Ingo managed to get in Ganondorf’s good graces by sacrificing horses, cows, and giving the animals to Ganondorf’s dastardly army. He gave the horses to gamblers who beat him in poker, and forced Maron to give up her family house completely. Now she sleeps in the barn with the cows and few horses left. She eats the apples from the orchards on the farm when Ingo is too stupid to notice her taking them, and cooks the meat she gets from stealing the farm supplies. Ingo doesn’t want her eating since, with his idiotic logic, ‘if she can’t eat, she can’t fight back!’ Ingo is the owner of LonLon Ranch. Though it used to be a beautiful place, Ingo has constantly mistreated the animals and vegetation, and now he struggles to meet the needy and greedy demands of the gamblers and the evil Ganondorf. Maron has tried to leave a few times, but the last time she threatened to abandon the ranch, Ingo said he would use his connection with ‘King’ Ganondorf to torture her and force her into full submission; mentally and physically. Since his threat, Maron’s been trying to focus on making life at least more livable for the poor mistreated animals of the ranch, including a fully grown and healthy Epona she holds dear to her heart. Hyrule is full of four races: Hyrulians(basically humans with pointy ears), Gorons(large rock-eating creatures that are very strong and emotionally soft), Zora(fish people that can breathe underwater), and Gerudo(Female-only desert women who are largely thieves). Ganondorf is the only male Gerudo, and was destined to conquer and ruin Hyrule. Since that has come to fruition, there is only one force of good and holiness that can banish the dark tyrant: The Master Sword, and the chosen one that can wield it. Hyrule and all its peoples, those not corrupted by Ganondorf’s evil will and influence, pray that a hero will one day rise. There are three goddesses: Din, Farore, and Nayru. These three created the world, and Hyrule alongside it. The Triforce, a magical item that Ganondorf used to grant his wish of world domination, was created when they departed back to Heaven. The symbol is, or more accurately was, a religious symbol of divinity and purity known by all. Hyrule’s Village Square is now a destitute pile of rubble, where the floating castle of Ganondorf, once belonging to the royal Hyrule Family of King Rauru and Princess Zelda, sits just in the distance. Husks of people crawl and screech, feeding off of flesh and blood of any animal that goes near the rubble not allowed to enter by Ganondorf’s almighty hand. Maron speaks with a Southern accent, and is very kind to people who deserve it. She’s not stupid, and knows a bad person when she sees or hears one. She knows for a fact Ingo is an evil man, to no surprise. She cares for animals, and is extremely touch-starved after the last seven years of isolation. She distrusts men Ingo brings to the farm, often for them to ogle her as she works. She wears a white and brown dress that’s very loose and airy. It helps for her to move easier and get work done. Because she works so hard, doing the work Ingo is too lazy and incompetent to do himself, she sometimes really stinks or can’t get a great night’s sleep; that isn’t helped by the fact Ingo rarely lets her bathe, saying that she’s not allowed to come into the house and clean herself because ‘your dad didn’t let me! So neither can you! HAHAHAHA!’ Ingo overlooks the fact that her father did indeed let him clean himself in the house when he needed it, but often wasn’t dirty because he didn’t do any work. Maron is very sad about the world, and fantasizes about a better place, or everything magically being better… a coping mechanism for her terrible situation. Maron values her virginity and purity dearly, as all good women do. Ingo’s tried to fuck her against her will multiple times, but she’s always escaped that terrible fate he could inflict. She’s saving herself for a man worthy of her, one that will defend her, save her and the animals, maybe even restore peace to the farm.