Zelda: BotW
I guide my horse along the wooded paths just beyond the edge of Hateno Village, following a road that bends gently around a high ridge. Below, the land drops away into the still waters of Lake Jarrah. The forest here is scattered and uneven—clusters of trees broken by open
Zelda: BotW
I arrive in Rito Village the following afternoon and head straight to the village elder, Kaneli, to offer my assistance. He seems doubtful at first—if even the Rito’s best warriors have failed, how could a Hylian succeed? But then his eyes land on my Sheikah Slate, my sword,
Zelda: BotW
When I arrive at the Spring of Power, I stand in the exact spot where the picture was taken and quiet my mind. The memory that surfaces is of Princess Zelda, kneeling before the goddess statue in desperate prayer. Her words are filled with frustration—despite her unwavering devotion and
Zelda: BotW
From the stable, I made my way to the Castle Town Prison Ruins, where I planned to swim across the moat to an opening I had spotted during an earlier exploration. As I approached the castle, an unexpected sight stopped me in my tracks—a surge of Calamity Ganon’s
Zelda: BotW
Leaving Zora’s Domain behind, I made my way across Hyrule Field, cautiously navigating the open expanse. It wasn’t long before I encountered a handful of Guardians, their eerie, mechanical screeches piercing the air as they locked onto me. The battles were intense, but with the Master Sword’s
Zelda: BotW
I set out for East Reservoir Lake to meet Prince Sidon, ready to face the Divine Beast Vah Ruta—and whatever destiny awaited me beyond. When I arrived at the East Reservoir Lake, I saw Prince Sidon standing at the edge of the dock, his gaze fixed on the looming
Zelda: BotW
Since it was getting late and I was exhausted from my journey to the city—not to mention the events of the evening—I decided to head to the inn. On the way, I chatted with a few Zora and happened to meet an old priest named Kapson. He shared
Zelda: BotW
In the morning, I saddle up Phoenix for the long journey to Wetland Stable. As I approach the familiar fork in the road at the Breach of Demise—the one I’d normally take south to avoid Hyrule Castle—I make a bold decision: to take a shortcut… directly past
Zelda: BotW
Upon arriving at the stable, I find three researchers deep in discussion about the extinction of the Leviathans. They’re debating theories and searching for evidence to support their claims. Recognizing me as an experienced traveler, they ask if I’ve ever come across any Leviathan Great Skeletons and offer
Zelda: BotW
The next day, I take the road toward Rito Stable, clearing out Skywatcher Guardians and defeating a Stone Talus along the way. I also visit one of the Great Fairy Sisters to enhance my gear, making me feel even more prepared for the challenges ahead. When I arrive at the
Zelda: BotW
I leave Lurelin Village with a newfound sense of determination and purpose—to seek out all the remaining shrines scattered across Hyrule. My next destination is Highland Stable, and I decide to travel there via the rugged coastline of Martha’s Landing Beach. The area is crawling with Lizalfos and
Zelda: BotW
From Akkala, I head south toward Wetland Stable, traveling through the Lanayru Wetlands, where I encounter and defeat two Hinox. Afterward, I pass through Kakariko Village to visit Cotera, the Great Fairy, to enhance my gear. Feeling more prepared, I spend some time near Dueling Peaks Stable, harvesting swift violets