Here's the chapter. I'm wondering if I should add it in at an earlier point in Ghirahim's My Roommate?

If you guys have questions about what's happening don't hesitate to ask!

Reina: Welcome back.

Link: *smacks Reina upside the head* You say that all the time!

Reina: I know that, so it wasn't necessary to hit me. If anything, go hit Ghirahim.

Link: Haha. Very funny, considering that I know what his issues are, as I have read the next few chapters. They've shocked me.

Reina: Spoil it to the readers and I swear to Hylia that I will write you in a pink sparkly dress with lace and ribbons, place a giant poofy bow on your head, and force you to hold a doll while running around in pink sparkly Mary Janes for the rest of the story.

Link: OH DEAR GODDESS! YOU WOULDN'T DARE!!!

Reina: Watch me.

Link: I won't tell anyone!! I swear!

Reina: Good boy. As for the readers, this is a Ghirahim chapter. Enjoy.

Chapter #: Ghirahim's Story

Ghirahim

"Ohhhhh, Vaatiiiiiii......" I exclaimed as I waltzed into his tiny room.

"What the hell do you want, Weirdo?"

"That's no way to talk to your fabulous brother," I reprimanded.

"I don't care. What do you want?"

"Let's go shopping!"

"No. Go away."

"Why?"

Vaati scowled. "Only Hylia knows what you'll do. I don't want to know what you're buying. Nor do I care."

"But Link, Aryll, Raven, Shadow, and Alicia refused to join me! How unfabulous!"

"Good. They're smart. Goodbye."

"But-"

"Go. Away."

I sighed dramatically. With a touch of flair, I left Vaati's room. I teleported away, and was soon hundreds of miles away.

I looked to my left. No one was there. I spun around. The clearing was empty.

"Goddess, that was tiring," I muttered to myself. "I hate acting like an idiot and saying fabulous all the time. It makes me look unsophisticated and stupid..."

I moved forward after checking to make sure that my clothes were acceptable (acceptable = not strange), meaning that I wore a simple red jacket, a white shirt, and gray pants. I had to move if I didn't want to be late to meet my friend, as her temper is more frightening than Link's anger (which it itself is scary).

The forest got denser. As much as I wanted to teleport, I could very well miss my meeting, and that itself could be disastrous due to the potential loss of information that would result in multiple deaths and chaos.

I smiled to myself as the forest began to clear. No one really knew about this place ahead. If they did, they would ignore it in favor of diamonds and gold in the mine nearby. I sighed at the thought of all the gullible humans that have thrown their lives away for a small amount of metal.

Ahead of me was a small temple. It once worshipped Hylia, but the humans moved away after a series of floods and it fell into dispair. How unfortunate, as the place was lovely.

Immediately, my internal radar went off. I wasn't alone, but it wasn't my friend. It felt... Old. Evil. It was...

"Father," I growled to the man sitting on the steps of Hylia's ruined temple.

Ganondorf nodded back. "My son. It is good to see you."

I hissed in response. "I keep forgetting that even though you brought me back from the dead, you are not my father. You are a fool, old man, because you don't know what you are doing."

"Ah, but in a former life, you obeyed my commands like a good son would."

"Shut up. That was the past. In the present, I think that you are absolutely insane."

"How odd... You never follow my commands..."

"I am an incomplete soul, idiot. The darkness within me, along with my hatred for Hylia and her humans are gone. Even if you tried to add them to my soul, it would fail."

"If I had known that, I would have waited to revive you."

"It's too late now. I'm a new man."

"But no one trusts you, Ghirahim, as they think that you are insane," Ganondorf spat.

"That was because I lost my sanity. To Vaati, I was always crazy. It was your fault, old man, as you urged me to do evil. Vaati could not accept what I have done if he realizes what I have done, so I had to be crazy to protect him!"

"Vaati was worse than you. He kept rebelling."

"He did that because of all of the death and destruction you forced him to do, meaning that he has to live with that guilt for the rest of his life! It also didn't help that he was brainwashed a few times! I can never be healed, but because Vaati possesses a heart as pure as Link's, his heart heals easily!"

"What?" Ganondorf snarled. "He's defective too?"

"He's not defective. He's like me, as his soul was incomplete too."

"I've created failures!" The Gerudo spat.

"I'm not a failure, old man!"

"Don't call me old man!" Ganondorf snapped

"Or what? Are you going to ground me? Too late, as I have not your son anymore. I am Ghirahim, Lord of the Demon Tribe. And I will destroy you," I replied as I summoned my sword.

"Fine. Fight me, and see your precious brother Vaati and all of his dreams get destroyed. And then, Link will die."

"Not if I can say anything about it."

Ganondorf tightened his hand on his sword, and in that moment, I teleported and appeared behind him, my sword arcing down to him. Ganondorf sensed my presence, and whipped around to block my strike. As my sword met his, I lashed my right leg out and kicked with all of my might. Ganondorf bellowed, and smacked me with the back of his hand. I flew to the side and tumbled to the ground. I jumped off the ground and struck at Ganondorf with the butt of my sword. He avoided it and slashed at me. I blocked and countered. We went back and forth for a while until I pressed forward.He stepped back, and I slashed at him. His armor protected him, but it was still a hard blow. I elbowed Ganondorf in the stomach, as it was much faster then attempting to stab him. I brought my sword up, and caught him in the jaw. I teleported away when he attempted to strike me down.

"You're easier to beat than I remember," I told the Gerudo King.

"Shut up! I will destroy you!"

"Before you do that, Father, I want to state something quickly."

"What?"

"I'm not the only one here is ready to knock you off your throne."

Ganondorf frowned as he processed this sentence his mind. It clicked two seconds before a blur of blue and purple appeared behind him. Two heeled boots lashed out and kicked the Demon King in back. Ganondorf staggered, and a blue sword knocked him backwards. He spat, and teleported away.

"Good riddance," my ally muttered.

"Hi. How's it going?" I asked her.

"Ghirahim," Fi began. "You're late."

Reina: And this is when I walk up and say that this is the end of the chapter.

Link: How rude. That was really short.

Reina: *pulls out Wattpad and opens a new chapter*

Link: *panics* I'm sorry, I'm sorry! Please don't put me in that dress! *backs away slowly*

Reina: Oi, Link!

Link: Yes?

Reina: I'm just writing the next chapter, Link.

Link: *looks over Reina's shoulder* Seriously?

Reina: Yep.

Link: You are one evil writer, Reina. You know that?

Reina: Yep.