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If you move a crate, there will be a hole in the wall. Go in, and go the following path: Right, left, straight, right, left, straight, left, right, right, straight, right. You get to a room with a treasure chest containing the Picto Box! Don't bother finding your way back through the maze, just look for a wooden floor and get dumped into a cove. Go back to the building and give Picto Box to Lenzo. He'll let you keep it, but you must complete 3 tasks for him. The first is to stake out the mailbox and catch the secret admirer, the second is the jumpy guy who is in the cafe during the day and the third involves catching the moment when the guy who walks around town comes passed the woman in the new orange dress. Now get into your boat and sail to the Forest Haven. It doesnt matter if you've beaten that temple or not. Near where the Korok who was playing a violin was standing, there should be a rainbow colored light on the wall. Get an empty bottle and trap the orb emenating the light. Give that to Lenzo on Windfall and he will put it in your box, giving it color! | If you move a crate, there will be a hole in the wall. Go in, and go the following path: Right, left, straight, right, left, straight, left, right, right, straight, right. You get to a room with a treasure chest containing the Picto Box! Don't bother finding your way back through the maze, just look for a wooden floor and get dumped into a cove. Go back to the building and give Picto Box to Lenzo. He'll let you keep it, but you must complete 3 tasks for him. The first is to stake out the mailbox and catch the secret admirer, the second is the jumpy guy who is in the cafe during the day and the third involves catching the moment when the guy who walks around town comes passed the woman in the new orange dress. Now get into your boat and sail to the Forest Haven. It doesnt matter if you've beaten that temple or not. Near where the Korok who was playing a violin was standing, there should be a rainbow colored light on the wall. Get an empty bottle and trap the orb emenating the light. Give that to Lenzo on Windfall and he will put it in your box, giving it color! | ||
==Travelling Merchants== | |||
Zunari, the merchant on Windfall Island, uses the money he got from selling his sail to you to open an open air shop specializing in decorative items. Unfortunately for him, the only item he has for sale is the Town Flower. You can help him diversify his inventory by trading with the Goron merchants scattered around the Great Sea. (They are never called Gorons in the game, but will be recognized by any whose played ''Ocarina of Time'' or ''Mask of Majora''.) Each time you trade and get a new item, the Goron merchant will start supplying Zunari with that item for his shop. Altogether there are 12 different items; you get a reward from Zunari when he has at least 3 items for sail, and another when you trade the last item to one of the Gorons. | |||
The Gorons will never give you any value for the item you trade, so each time you have to pay the same amount as you would to Zunari for the item you're trading for. This amount is small to start with but grows rapidly, so have at least one wallet upgrade and some ready cash before you start. The decorative items are carried in your Delivery Bag and you may only carry three at a time. Also, each Goron will only make three trades per day, so the Song of Passing may come in handy. There is quite a bit of travelling to do between the Goron's locations, so the Ballad of Gales will make this go much more quickly. | |||
The three locations of the Goron merchants are: | |||
*'''Greatfish Isle''': a B of G destination | |||
*'''Mother $ Child Isles''': B of G to Windfall Island where you can pick up any items you need, then sail west. | |||
*'''Bomb Island''': B of G to Forest Haven and sail north. | |||
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|- | |||
|width="22%"|Item | |||
|width="12%"|Cost (Rupees) | |||
|width="22%"|Greatfish Isle | |||
|width="22%"|Mother & Child Isles | |||
|width="22%"|Bomb Island | |||
|- | |||
|height="35px"|Town Flower | |||
|10 | |||
|Sea Flower | |||
|Sea Flower | |||
|Sea Flower | |||
|- | |||
|height="35px"|Sea Flower | |||
|20 | |||
|Exotic Flower | |||
|Town Flower | |||
|Town Flower | |||
|- | |||
|height="35px"|Exotic Flower | |||
|25 | |||
|Sea Flower | |||
|Pinwheel | |||
|Sickle Moon Flag | |||
|- | |||
|height="35px"|Pinwheel | |||
|55 | |||
|Exotic Flower | |||
|Exotic Flower | |||
|Sickle Moon Flag | |||
|- | |||
|height="35px"|Sickle Moon Flag | |||
|40 | |||
|Fountain Idol | |||
|Big Catch Flag | |||
|Fountain Idol | |||
|- | |||
|height="35px"|Fountain Idol | |||
|65 | |||
|Skull Tower Idol | |||
|Big Sale Flag | |||
|Sickle Moon Flag | |||
|- | |||
|height="35px"|Skull Tower Idol | |||
|60 | |||
|Fountain Idol | |||
|Big Sale Flag | |||
|Fountain Idol | |||
|- | |||
|height="35px"|Big Catch Flag | |||
|85 | |||
|Fountain Idol | |||
|Sickle Moon Flag | |||
|Fountain Idol | |||
|- | |||
|height="35px"|Big Sale Flag | |||
|35 | |||
|Hero's Flag | |||
|Big Catch Flag | |||
|Hero's Flag | |||
|- | |||
|height="35px"|Hero's Flag | |||
|75 | |||
|Postman Statue | |||
|Big Sale Flag | |||
|Big Catch Flag | |||
|- | |||
|height="35px"|Postman Statue | |||
|100 | |||
|Fountain Idol | |||
|Shop Guru Statue | |||
|Fountain Idol | |||
|- | |||
|height="35px"|Shop Guru Statue | |||
|200 | |||
|'''Piece of Heart''' | |||
|Postman Statue | |||
|Postman Statue | |||
|} | |||
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