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As you continue up the trail, you will come to a place where the path open up. A wide, steep path leads to the left, and a small path leads to the right. The left path, which leads to Death Mountain summit, is blocked by boulders. It is impassable to you at the moment, so you head to the right. The path begins to descend, and you pass a circular group of stones. Beyond them is the entrance to Goron City. | As you continue up the trail, you will come to a place where the path open up. A wide, steep path leads to the left, and a small path leads to the right. The left path, which leads to Death Mountain summit, is blocked by boulders. It is impassable to you at the moment, so you head to the right. The path begins to descend, and you pass a circular group of stones. Beyond them is the entrance to Goron City. | ||
You speak to the various Gorons found around the city. They tell you that Ganondorf has sealed up the entrance to Dodongo's Cavern. Thats where the Gorons get there food. Ganon has said that he won't remove the boiulder until the Gorons give them the Gorons' Ruby. | |||
===Darunia's Anger=== | |||
Darunia has locked himself in his room at the lowest level of Goron City. After arriving at the door, you notice a nice carpet in front of it. You announce yourself as a royal emissary by playing Zelda's Lullaby. When Darunia hears this music, he opens the door. However, when you speak to him, you find him in a bad mood. He refuses to explain the problem, calling it a Goron problem. | |||
===Livening Up Goron City=== | |||
After speaking with Darunia, go outside. The Goron outside says that Goron City is exciting when the fires are lit. You use a Deku Stick with the fires in Darunia's room to light the other torches. This causes the central jar to rotate and music to play. It also provides you with sources of fire, which you can use to light Bomb Flowers. You decide to go ahead and light the bomb flowers on the lowest level. A doorway opens up. Inside is a Goron Shop, although there isn't much you're interested in right now. | |||
===To the Lost Woods=== | |||
A Goron on the top level says that all Gorons enjoy the music he hears coming from the passage near him. You notice boulders blocking the passage, but also Bomb Flowers growing around the boulders. Using a Deku Stick, take fire to one of the flowers. The passage is now clear. Upon entering, you find yourself in the Lost Woods. | |||
==The Lost Woods== | |||
The owl instructs you to follow the sound of the music. As you stand at each possible exit, only one has music emanating from it. You follow it into the next area. Again you listen for the music at each passage. Then you follow the music. You continue this until you arrive at the Sacred Forest Temple. | |||
==A New Song== | |||
You see that the gate is closed. As you begin to approach it, a Wolfos appears. Defeating him removes the gate. You enter the narrow passages before you and use your shield to defend yourself against the Mad Scrubs. Finally you make it to the opposite side. Down a final, narrow passage is a pair of Mad Scrubs. After dealing with them, you enter into a meadow where Saria sits on a stump playing her ocarina. Speak to her and she teaches you a new song, Saria's Song. With it you can speak to her whenever and wherever you are. Back down the narrow passage you go, but this time you go up the ladder above the maze. In the middle is a hole. Dropping down, you find a fairy fountain. An empty bottle would be good to capture one of those fairies. | |||
==More Deku Sticks== | |||
While in the forest, you decide to explore a little. Taking the wrong path always leads you out to Kokiri Village. You do this and head back into the Lost Woods. Then head left. A boy is playing and dancing on a stump. You head left again. There is the bridge from which you left Kokiri Village earlier. Dropping down below it, you move to the other side of the area and find a Business Scrub. After you defeat him, he offers to increase your Deku Stick capacity in exchange for 40 rupees. | |||
==More Deku Seeds== | |||
Returning to the dancing Skull Kid, you go right and then straight ahead. Here you find what appears to be a cymbol hanging from a tree. Aiming well with your Fairy Slingshot, you hit it dead-center three times in a row. A Deku Scrub emerges from the top of the tree and give you a larger bag with which to hold Deku Seeds. | |||
===Calming Darunia's Anger=== | |||
From the target practice area, you turn left and head back to Goron City. There you go directly to Darunia, take out your ocarina and play Saria's Song. The song lifts his mood, and he begins to dance. After he finishes dancing, he tells you more of Ganondorf. Then he gives you the Goron's Bracelet. You can now pick up Bomb Flowers that are growing on the ground. You then leave Goron City, returning to Death Mountain Trail. | |||
==Death Mountain Trail== | ==Death Mountain Trail== | ||
