Showing posts with label Azu. Show all posts
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Wednesday, July 18, 2018
Monday, July 16, 2018
Is Blue Fire Hot or Cold? Asking for a Friend
I leave the...happy family at the farm as I hike even further up into the mountains. There are seemingly no further points of interest between here and there, save for what appears to be a path down to the beach (and the sheep rustlers). Almost there!
But it turns out I’m still not actually alone. As I near the final bends in the path to the lab, I see two small children, each posted at different spots, looking up at the tech lab. Ah, so this is where a lot of the rumors in town are coming from. Azu and Sefaro, between talking to each other, both tell me of the young girl seen coming in and out of the lab. Does seriously no one ever go up there just to say hi? You’re neighbors! Nosy ass children…
I pass through a field, and I can see the path fork to the southeast, leading to the beach, or north, up a winding cliff to the lab. The beach can wait. As I make my way up the cliff, I take a moment to read the many signs placed on the approach. No solicitors, mind the lanterns, and enter at my own risk. Got it. Also, it’s good to know those tan structures I saw all around town are lanterns.
Inside is...a mess. Seriously, a disaster area. Or a college student’s dorm. There are books and papers everywhere, strewn all over the floor, stacked against the walls, falling off tables. It’s giving me anxiety just looking at it.
Other than the hoarder-levels of documents everywhere, I also see what looks like a Sheikah pedestal in one corner of the room. The same kind that granted me the four Runes, unlocks shrines, and fills in my map at the top of the Sheikah Towers. There are also two people in Sheikah robes, presumably hard at work as neither has noticed my entrance.
I approach the first person, a young girl - obviously the young girl who is the talk of the town. Wow, they really weren’t kidding. I thought young just meant like, a teenager and it was a bunch of older dues being weird. But no she looks like she’s ten, tops. Purah, hearing that I wish to speak with the director of the lab, points me to the other individual in the room, standing against the back wall. They are very busy however, and she asks that I keep my talk with him brief. Thanks!
I head back to speak with the lab’s director, Symin. He tells me that they've gathered all of the book in Hyrule that are about ancient civilizations. Then he notices my Sheikah Slate, and asks to see the Runes. He says I’m missing the Basic Runes. I’m totally down with more powers!
He introduces himself, and let's me know he already knows who I am - Impa has already spoken to him. ...How? I know I took a few detours but I still basically went from there to here. Carrier pigeon? Sheikah magic? Whatever. Then he introduces me to the director. Huh? Purah is? The fuck? I turn back around to see a laughing Purah.
Okay she’s pretty adorable. But why is she a kid? Symin says it’s her story to tell, so I go and ask. We talk. And there's a lot to talk about. Purah is the person who put me/Link to sleep in the Shrine of Restoration after I was almost killed in Ganon’s attack. She seems surprised by my memory loss, and takes down some notes to that effect.
As for why she looks like a ten year old, all she’ll tell me is that it is the result of a failed experiment and that if I want to know more I can read her journal on the subject. There are more pressing matters at hand: restoring all the functions of my Sheikah Slate so that I can rescue Zelda!
She needs me to run an errand first, of course. I need to bring a Blue Flame up from the Ancient Furnace in town, to light their own furnace up here. I’m guessing this was the glowing blue object I saw earlier in the distance. Once I light the furnace up here, Purah can use the Guidance Stone (Finally know what those are called) to restore my missing runes.
I grab a torch on the floor before heading back outside. I pull out my scope and get my eyes on the furnace. It looks like it's a clear shot from here to there on my glider. I jump from the cliff and begin my descent, the hills and cliffs passing under me. I land right in front of the furnace, just outside of the town's borders near a small pond.
I pull out my torch and light the flame with a whoosh. That was easy enough. I make my way back into town, torch in hand. Starting from the town entrance, I light each torch as I come across them, leaving a trail of flicker blue light in my wake. There are quite a few of the, I wonder if anything happens if I light them all?
Most of the torches are easy to find, out in the open in obvious spots in town. But a few are more tucked away, out on the far edge of a field or across a river I can only get to from a certain angle. The further into town I go, the trickier they are to spot, but I finally think I have them all once I am back on the final ramp up the the tech lab. I light what I believe the be the final torch on the way to the top, finally ending by lighting the lab’s furnace. This activates both the Guidance Stone inside and the Travel Gate outside - I’ve got a second warp in to Hateno.
I didn’t see anything else triggered by the torches - maybe I missed one. I check around, maybe they’re just decoration - so I head inside to speak with Purah. She thanks me and points out the Guidance Stone not that it’s been activated. She instructs me to insert my slate and get the repairs started.
The stone informs me that I am missing the Camera, Hyrule Compendium, and some album files. It starts the repair...which is the same thing as when I get a new map or got the original runes, a drop of glowing water hitting the slate. I see the final rune square after Cryonis has been filled in, now known as the camera. Then I see a set of pictures that have already been taken, and then what I presume is the empty compendium.
Once the repairs are complete, Purah is speaking to me again. Going over the new runes, she first walks me through using the Camera, first by taking a picture of herself. Simple enough. I show it to her when I’m done, and she explains to me that the images already in the album must have been taken by Zelda 100 years ago.
She thinks that if I were to go to each of these locations, it might help restore some of my lost memories! She’s sending me back to Impa in Kakariko, she knew Zelda best and will be able to help me further. She also would like me to gather some ancient materials and bring them back, either to her or to Robbie at the Akkala Tech Lab. That’s the second mention of Akkala now, and I’m pretty sure I heard someone mention Robbie in Kakariko.
That actually triggers not one but two quests! In the first, I can upgrade my Stasis or Remote Bomb runes, or the Sheikah Sensor that helps me locate shrines. Stasis will cost me three Ancient Cores, Remote Bombs are three Ancient Shafts, and the sensor requires three Ancient Screws. Ha! Except for the Cores, I already have enough to upgrade Stasis and the Bombs.
This quest is less obvious. I know Robbie is another Sheikah researcher, with a lab based in the Akkala region. I’ve got another quest in that area, that’s where Bolson sent Hudson after they finished work on my house. The map has both quest markers far to the north, so I don’t think I’ll be completing these anytime soon, but at least I’ll be able to take care of them together. For now though, there’s still plenty to do before I even head back to Kakariko.
Let’s see what other messes I can clean up around here.
Heart Containers: 5
Shrines Completed: 11
Koroks Found: 36
Children: Nosy
Blue Flame: Flaming?
Purah: TBD
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| Shouldn't you be in school? |
I pass through a field, and I can see the path fork to the southeast, leading to the beach, or north, up a winding cliff to the lab. The beach can wait. As I make my way up the cliff, I take a moment to read the many signs placed on the approach. No solicitors, mind the lanterns, and enter at my own risk. Got it. Also, it’s good to know those tan structures I saw all around town are lanterns.
Hateno Ancient Tech Lab
I finally approach the building itself and see the name pop up on the screen. It only took me what, two months of writing to get to this point? I don’t waste any more time and enter the building. |
| This place is...nice? |
Other than the hoarder-levels of documents everywhere, I also see what looks like a Sheikah pedestal in one corner of the room. The same kind that granted me the four Runes, unlocks shrines, and fills in my map at the top of the Sheikah Towers. There are also two people in Sheikah robes, presumably hard at work as neither has noticed my entrance.
I approach the first person, a young girl - obviously the young girl who is the talk of the town. Wow, they really weren’t kidding. I thought young just meant like, a teenager and it was a bunch of older dues being weird. But no she looks like she’s ten, tops. Purah, hearing that I wish to speak with the director of the lab, points me to the other individual in the room, standing against the back wall. They are very busy however, and she asks that I keep my talk with him brief. Thanks!
I head back to speak with the lab’s director, Symin. He tells me that they've gathered all of the book in Hyrule that are about ancient civilizations. Then he notices my Sheikah Slate, and asks to see the Runes. He says I’m missing the Basic Runes. I’m totally down with more powers!
He introduces himself, and let's me know he already knows who I am - Impa has already spoken to him. ...How? I know I took a few detours but I still basically went from there to here. Carrier pigeon? Sheikah magic? Whatever. Then he introduces me to the director. Huh? Purah is? The fuck? I turn back around to see a laughing Purah.
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| I love a good joke... but you know we're trying to save the world, right? |
As for why she looks like a ten year old, all she’ll tell me is that it is the result of a failed experiment and that if I want to know more I can read her journal on the subject. There are more pressing matters at hand: restoring all the functions of my Sheikah Slate so that I can rescue Zelda!
She needs me to run an errand first, of course. I need to bring a Blue Flame up from the Ancient Furnace in town, to light their own furnace up here. I’m guessing this was the glowing blue object I saw earlier in the distance. Once I light the furnace up here, Purah can use the Guidance Stone (Finally know what those are called) to restore my missing runes.
I grab a torch on the floor before heading back outside. I pull out my scope and get my eyes on the furnace. It looks like it's a clear shot from here to there on my glider. I jump from the cliff and begin my descent, the hills and cliffs passing under me. I land right in front of the furnace, just outside of the town's borders near a small pond.
Zelkoa Pond
It’s definitely sheikah. It looks like a set of blue bombs, or even bag, all larger than Link. Made of stone or metal, they are covered in the intricate designs that line the walls of the shrines and towers. At the front of them is a smaller pedestal with a blue flame pouring forth. My target. |
| ...Why didn't they just build the tech lab next to the furnace? |
Most of the torches are easy to find, out in the open in obvious spots in town. But a few are more tucked away, out on the far edge of a field or across a river I can only get to from a certain angle. The further into town I go, the trickier they are to spot, but I finally think I have them all once I am back on the final ramp up the the tech lab. I light what I believe the be the final torch on the way to the top, finally ending by lighting the lab’s furnace. This activates both the Guidance Stone inside and the Travel Gate outside - I’ve got a second warp in to Hateno.
I didn’t see anything else triggered by the torches - maybe I missed one. I check around, maybe they’re just decoration - so I head inside to speak with Purah. She thanks me and points out the Guidance Stone not that it’s been activated. She instructs me to insert my slate and get the repairs started.
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| *BWOHM* |
The stone informs me that I am missing the Camera, Hyrule Compendium, and some album files. It starts the repair...which is the same thing as when I get a new map or got the original runes, a drop of glowing water hitting the slate. I see the final rune square after Cryonis has been filled in, now known as the camera. Then I see a set of pictures that have already been taken, and then what I presume is the empty compendium.
Once the repairs are complete, Purah is speaking to me again. Going over the new runes, she first walks me through using the Camera, first by taking a picture of herself. Simple enough. I show it to her when I’m done, and she explains to me that the images already in the album must have been taken by Zelda 100 years ago.
She thinks that if I were to go to each of these locations, it might help restore some of my lost memories! She’s sending me back to Impa in Kakariko, she knew Zelda best and will be able to help me further. She also would like me to gather some ancient materials and bring them back, either to her or to Robbie at the Akkala Tech Lab. That’s the second mention of Akkala now, and I’m pretty sure I heard someone mention Robbie in Kakariko.
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| What's that? You want me to try and destroy giant Hylian hunting robots for their scraps? Sure no problem. |
Slated for Upgrades
That actually triggers not one but two quests! In the first, I can upgrade my Stasis or Remote Bomb runes, or the Sheikah Sensor that helps me locate shrines. Stasis will cost me three Ancient Cores, Remote Bombs are three Ancient Shafts, and the sensor requires three Ancient Screws. Ha! Except for the Cores, I already have enough to upgrade Stasis and the Bombs.
Robbie’s Research
This quest is less obvious. I know Robbie is another Sheikah researcher, with a lab based in the Akkala region. I’ve got another quest in that area, that’s where Bolson sent Hudson after they finished work on my house. The map has both quest markers far to the north, so I don’t think I’ll be completing these anytime soon, but at least I’ll be able to take care of them together. For now though, there’s still plenty to do before I even head back to Kakariko.Let’s see what other messes I can clean up around here.
Heart Containers: 5
Shrines Completed: 11
Koroks Found: 36
Children: Nosy
Blue Flame: Flaming?
Purah: TBD
Wednesday, June 13, 2018
Monday, June 11, 2018
Cooking & Homeownership: A Lesson in Hylian Home Economics
I enter Ventest Clothing and it’s exactly what it should be on the inside - a clothing store. I see a another full set of Hylian Armor, also on sale here. There’s also a Warm Doublet - useful for anyone who didn’t figure out the riddle on the Great Plateau. However, I already own all of those. Why I don’t own is this set of Soldier’s Armor in the back. Each piece has a pretty decent defense rating - and I’m betting taking it to Cotera will make it even higher.
I have just enough money to buy the whole set - gonna need to do some mining soon - but I don’t see a shop attendant anywhere. I mean it’s not like you have to take the clothes up to the register but still, seems weird.
AH! There’s a person in here! Oh. It’s Sophie, Seldon’s daughter. She’s a quiet thing hiding in a corner of the shop. Totally missed her on my way in. I go ahead and buy the full set and try it on. Looks soldier-y. I’m not used to Link wearing a full set of armor like that. It’s also very loud, so the opposite of the Sheikah set. When I finish shopping I head to the front of the store and speak with Sophie.
I ask her about why she’s hiding in the corner over here. She says it makes her feel more confident. She also acknowledges that it’s weird. I bet having Seldon for a dad does that to you. Probably sucked out all her social energy for his tour guide hobby. Tsk.
I exit the shop and head across the street to East Wind, the general store. I say hi to Ivee again as I head in, where I meet her little brother Azu and her father Pruce, the proprietor of the shop. Azu runs outside to play with the other children while I wander into the store. It’s similar to the general store in Kakariko, having various ingredients for sale. And no gross Bokoblin Guts this time. It also doubles as the arrow shop - I’m guessing this peaceful town doesn’t have much use for one.
Exploring more of the shop, I see next to the door and the stairs a poster. It appears to be a recipe. The finished dish is at the top (Mushroom Rice Balls) and the ingredients along the bottom (Rock Salt, a Hylian Shroom, and some Hylian Rice). That’s pretty cool. More recipes!
I head upstairs to the second floors, which is where the Pruce and his family’s sleeping quarters are. I see a three beds, presumably for him and his two children, and on the bedside table next to one of them is a diary. Nope, wait, not a diary - it’s Ivee’s Recipe Book. Inside, she details how to make three different dishes.
First is Mushroom Risotto, which calls for one bundle of Hylian Rice, one serving of Goat Butter, a few Hylian Shrooms, and a little Rock Salt. She also notes that if you replace the mushrooms with a Hearty Salmon you can make a fish-lover’s dish. Her second recipe is for Poultry Pilaf. A few Raw Bird Drumsticks, then a few more (that what she wrote, I’m just transcribing here people), a little Goat Butter, a “suitable amount” of Hylian Rice, and a few Bird Eggs. Since you are limited to 5 ingredients, I’m guessing you want to just pick one of each instead of the drumsticks. The last recipe is for Egg Pudding. Take a few Bird Eggs, a few bottles of Fresh Milk, and several servings of Cane Sugar, mix them together, and voila! Pudding.
I leave the store, silently thanking Ivee for the food tips. She doesn’t need to know about my snooping. A small ways away from the shop I can see two women conversing. Nikki and Amira are standing next to a booth, carrying what looks laundry, and gossiping. When I attempt to speak with them, I am summarily rebuffed and chastised for ‘eavesdropping.’ Listen bitch, if I wanted to eavesdrop, I would. I literally walked up to you to say hi.
...Goddamnit, now I want to know what they were saying. Luckily I don’t have to try very hard - these women are not very bright. I move to the other side of the booth, where they can’t see me, and listen. Hmm, they’re discussing some young girl who lives in the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab. Hey, that’s where I am heading! They make it sound kinda creepy though, like the girl shouldn’t be there. Guess I’ll find out more later.
Up next I see a pair of children running around and playing, Nebb and Narah. I believe they are Nikki’s children. I can see a resemblance at least, and they all have names that start with N. Nebb actually has a quest for me when I speak to him. This kid is apparently really into weapons and fighting - he wants to know how strong I am. Then he asks if I can “help a kid’s dream come true.” Uh. Is Chris Hansen about to pop out of one of these houses?
OH! Okay, so his grandfather loved weaponry, but before he passed away there were still a number of them he never got to see. So, Nebb would like me to find the weapons he requests and show them to him, so that when he meets his grandpa again one day he can tell him about them. Aww. That’s sweet. And super creepy. The first weapon he wants is a Traveler’s Sword. Damn, I know I had one before but it has long since been broken. I’ll just have to find another one and bring it back, kid.
I see a bulletin board in the middle of town, but the only thing I read on it is a request to get rid of some monsters down near Hateno Beach. Another quest in town perhaps? Before I continue deeper into town though, I want to finish exploring up by the entrance. The pat Teebo took me on led to some houses and I think I saw a bridge?
Wow. There are all model houses, built by Bolson Construction. That’s very modern. I go ahead and enter all three homes. They’re nice, or nice enough for a video game at least. They mostly seem to just b large bedrooms, no kitchens or toilets to speak of. They are all configured a little differently, but maintain the same cube-like shape. One of them even has a balcony.
Just east of the model homes I can see the town’s shrine. I’m assuming every town has one, because most of the inhabited locations I’ve visited seems to have a nearby shrine that acts has a fast travel point for that location. I activate the travel pad on the Myahm Agana Shrine, but I don’t descend just yet. First, I’m gonna see what’s over that bridge.
Another house! Much larger than the model homes, and no cube shapes to speak of. It’s rather run down though, and there even appears to be a man taking a sledgehammer to it. Karson is his name, and he appears to be around Link’s age. Well, minus the 100 years he was asleep at least. He works for Bolson Construction, and they have been tasked with tearing this house down.
I see another Bolson employee, Hudson, doing the same thing to another part of the house. Hudson is an older man, maybe early 40’s, with a very unfortunate haircut. For lack of a better description, it looks like a dick. He doesn’t seem to have much to say, he keeps his sentences straight and to the point. He is an old pro at the construction game, while Karson is still a rookie.
Then behind the house I meet the man himself - Bolson! He’s fabulous. And I mean that in every sense of the term. He’s wearing pink harem pants, and open jacket with a tiger-stripe collar, and a pink headband. Just talking to him, I can tell this dude is gay. Or at least it’s implied. On the one hand, stereotypes are bad and I hate when LGBT people like myself are subjected to them. On the other he is fucking amazing. I think there is this inherent belief that feminine = bad when it comes to men. Even gay men are obsessed with masculinity. So I am all for a super gay over the top carpenter in this high fantasy setting.
He tells me that they are demolishing this house because it’s been abandoned for 100 years. The previous owner, a knight, went off to fight Ganon when the Calamity struck, and never returned. Hmm, a knight who left to fight Ganon and has been missing for 100 years? Possibly the same soldier that defended Fort Hateno? How interesting. *cough* Anyways, since the building has sat abandoned for a century, the village decided to have it torn down.
I think I see where this is going. Continuing to talk Bolton, I now have an option to say I will buy the house. I mean I don’t have the money right now, but lemme borrow those sledgehammers for a few hours and we’ll be good to go guys. Oooooh shit, maybe not; Bolson says the cost is 50000 rupees. Might need more than just a few hours. And a lot of ore deposits.
I tell him I don’t have that much, and he sympathizes with me. He will drop the price to 3000 rupees, if I also collect 30 Wood Bundles for him to us in the construction. I’m not sure how 30 bundles of wood is equal to 47000 rupees, but I’m not about to tell this man how to run his business. I agree to his terms, and he tells Karson and Hudson to stop their work immediately. I’m digging the dramatics.
After putting their hammers down, all three of the group congregate to the tree in front of the house with a cooking pot. Do you guys...not have anything else to do?
Aside from loitering on my future lawn, that is.
Heart Containers: 5
Shrines Completed: 10
Koroks Found: 33
New Armor: Loud
New Recipes: Delicious
New Home: Probably isn't up to code
I have just enough money to buy the whole set - gonna need to do some mining soon - but I don’t see a shop attendant anywhere. I mean it’s not like you have to take the clothes up to the register but still, seems weird.
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| We all do things to help us feel more confident. Stand in corners, put on plate armor... |
AH! There’s a person in here! Oh. It’s Sophie, Seldon’s daughter. She’s a quiet thing hiding in a corner of the shop. Totally missed her on my way in. I go ahead and buy the full set and try it on. Looks soldier-y. I’m not used to Link wearing a full set of armor like that. It’s also very loud, so the opposite of the Sheikah set. When I finish shopping I head to the front of the store and speak with Sophie.
I ask her about why she’s hiding in the corner over here. She says it makes her feel more confident. She also acknowledges that it’s weird. I bet having Seldon for a dad does that to you. Probably sucked out all her social energy for his tour guide hobby. Tsk.
I exit the shop and head across the street to East Wind, the general store. I say hi to Ivee again as I head in, where I meet her little brother Azu and her father Pruce, the proprietor of the shop. Azu runs outside to play with the other children while I wander into the store. It’s similar to the general store in Kakariko, having various ingredients for sale. And no gross Bokoblin Guts this time. It also doubles as the arrow shop - I’m guessing this peaceful town doesn’t have much use for one.
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| Fresh out of 'blin bits. Damn. |
I head upstairs to the second floors, which is where the Pruce and his family’s sleeping quarters are. I see a three beds, presumably for him and his two children, and on the bedside table next to one of them is a diary. Nope, wait, not a diary - it’s Ivee’s Recipe Book. Inside, she details how to make three different dishes.
First is Mushroom Risotto, which calls for one bundle of Hylian Rice, one serving of Goat Butter, a few Hylian Shrooms, and a little Rock Salt. She also notes that if you replace the mushrooms with a Hearty Salmon you can make a fish-lover’s dish. Her second recipe is for Poultry Pilaf. A few Raw Bird Drumsticks, then a few more (that what she wrote, I’m just transcribing here people), a little Goat Butter, a “suitable amount” of Hylian Rice, and a few Bird Eggs. Since you are limited to 5 ingredients, I’m guessing you want to just pick one of each instead of the drumsticks. The last recipe is for Egg Pudding. Take a few Bird Eggs, a few bottles of Fresh Milk, and several servings of Cane Sugar, mix them together, and voila! Pudding.
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| Neither of you is very good at keeping a secret. |
...Goddamnit, now I want to know what they were saying. Luckily I don’t have to try very hard - these women are not very bright. I move to the other side of the booth, where they can’t see me, and listen. Hmm, they’re discussing some young girl who lives in the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab. Hey, that’s where I am heading! They make it sound kinda creepy though, like the girl shouldn’t be there. Guess I’ll find out more later.
Up next I see a pair of children running around and playing, Nebb and Narah. I believe they are Nikki’s children. I can see a resemblance at least, and they all have names that start with N. Nebb actually has a quest for me when I speak to him. This kid is apparently really into weapons and fighting - he wants to know how strong I am. Then he asks if I can “help a kid’s dream come true.” Uh. Is Chris Hansen about to pop out of one of these houses?
The Weapon Connoisseur
OH! Okay, so his grandfather loved weaponry, but before he passed away there were still a number of them he never got to see. So, Nebb would like me to find the weapons he requests and show them to him, so that when he meets his grandpa again one day he can tell him about them. Aww. That’s sweet. And super creepy. The first weapon he wants is a Traveler’s Sword. Damn, I know I had one before but it has long since been broken. I’ll just have to find another one and bring it back, kid. |
| This village feels very...domestic. |
Just east of the model homes I can see the town’s shrine. I’m assuming every town has one, because most of the inhabited locations I’ve visited seems to have a nearby shrine that acts has a fast travel point for that location. I activate the travel pad on the Myahm Agana Shrine, but I don’t descend just yet. First, I’m gonna see what’s over that bridge.
Another house! Much larger than the model homes, and no cube shapes to speak of. It’s rather run down though, and there even appears to be a man taking a sledgehammer to it. Karson is his name, and he appears to be around Link’s age. Well, minus the 100 years he was asleep at least. He works for Bolson Construction, and they have been tasked with tearing this house down.
I see another Bolson employee, Hudson, doing the same thing to another part of the house. Hudson is an older man, maybe early 40’s, with a very unfortunate haircut. For lack of a better description, it looks like a dick. He doesn’t seem to have much to say, he keeps his sentences straight and to the point. He is an old pro at the construction game, while Karson is still a rookie.
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| Yaaaaaaaaaaas carpenter daddy. |
He tells me that they are demolishing this house because it’s been abandoned for 100 years. The previous owner, a knight, went off to fight Ganon when the Calamity struck, and never returned. Hmm, a knight who left to fight Ganon and has been missing for 100 years? Possibly the same soldier that defended Fort Hateno? How interesting. *cough* Anyways, since the building has sat abandoned for a century, the village decided to have it torn down.
I think I see where this is going. Continuing to talk Bolton, I now have an option to say I will buy the house. I mean I don’t have the money right now, but lemme borrow those sledgehammers for a few hours and we’ll be good to go guys. Oooooh shit, maybe not; Bolson says the cost is 50000 rupees. Might need more than just a few hours. And a lot of ore deposits.
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| So, is this like...the local cruising spot? Anyone got Grindr? |
I tell him I don’t have that much, and he sympathizes with me. He will drop the price to 3000 rupees, if I also collect 30 Wood Bundles for him to us in the construction. I’m not sure how 30 bundles of wood is equal to 47000 rupees, but I’m not about to tell this man how to run his business. I agree to his terms, and he tells Karson and Hudson to stop their work immediately. I’m digging the dramatics.
After putting their hammers down, all three of the group congregate to the tree in front of the house with a cooking pot. Do you guys...not have anything else to do?
Aside from loitering on my future lawn, that is.
Heart Containers: 5
Shrines Completed: 10
Koroks Found: 33
New Armor: Loud
New Recipes: Delicious
New Home: Probably isn't up to code
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