Dear Readers,
From the last Korok Seed I headed north onto another cliff and climbed a lone barren tree at the end of the cliff. Up in the tree was one of the easiest and nicest Korok finds ever. I liked this one! :)
Dear Readers,
From the last Korok Seed I headed north onto another cliff and climbed a lone barren tree at the end of the cliff. Up in the tree was one of the easiest and nicest Korok finds ever. I liked this one! :)
Dear Readers,
From the last Korok Seed I climbed back up the cliff and headed east to find a pinwheel Korok archery challenge.
There were a lot of balloons to shoot and I missed quite a few times. I underestimated the challenge but I didn't run out of arrows thankfully. I popped them all for another Korok seed.
Dear Readers,
I headed southeast from the last Korok Seed, staying along the cliffs on the south side of the canyon. Just above Jee Noh Shrine was a metal puzzle. I parachuted down to it and solved it for another Korok Seed.
Dear Readers,
I warped to the Wasteland Tower and glided northeast to the next landbridge in Gerudo Canyon because there was a Korok seed under a stone there.
When I got there I was attacked by a Yiga and a huge horde of Stalmoblins all at once! I've never seen so many of them in one place before! I smacked them left and right and knocked some of them off the bridge until they were all gone and I got my Korok seed.
Dear Readers,
After the last two difficult Korok seeds, I was glad to get an easy break with this one. On the northwest part of Mystathi's Shelf I found a Korok platform on a ledge below.
All it wanted me to do was climb a short wall to get to the timed goal ring for another Korok seed. Ahh... relief!
Dear Readers,
I ventured to the cliff on the west side of the statue of the eighth heroine where I found a hole, but no rock to putt into it.
I took to the cliff and climbed up to a platform were I found three rocks that were placed for that purpose. The only thing was, the cliffs here were steep and treacherous and I had to be careful not to knock the rocks all the way down the cliffs. I only had three chances.
I pushed the first rock and it went flying down the cliff past the hole. Uh-oh.
I pushed the second rock a bit more carefully and managed to make it land and stop near the cliff ledge. That was lucky.
I quickly glided down to it and used Stasis to putt the rock into the hole for another Korok seed. Whew!
Dear Readers,
I went to Mystathi's Shelf where I found a ring of stones on a mound. The missing stone was nowhere near to be found so I had to hike around a bit.
I found the stone on a mound further down the hill. I picked it up and brought it back to the mound with the circle of stones. The next problem I had was getting it up on the mound.
I used many many octo balloons to elevate the stone but I had a lot of trouble trying to blow enough wind to get it up on the platform. I eventually got it but it took ages of trying and failing. I was getting attacked by another Octorok while I trying to concentrate too.
When I got the stone up there I placed it in the circle for another Korok seed. Whew. That was a dose.
Dear Readers,
South of the Korok seed I obtained last time were two roundy mounds. I glided down towards them and spooked some rhinos. I climbed on one of the mounds where there was a tiny little white speck going round in a circle. It wasn't easy to see with the snow but I could hear it clearly. I caught up with it for another Korok seed.
Dear Readers,
From Rutimala Hill, I headed northeast towards a big updraught of wind. I had to deal with a few wolves and Octoroks along the way but they weren't much trouble. I found a Korok platform on the edge of the area and took the updraught to race up to the timed target ring for another Korok seed.
Dear Readers,
I hiked south across Risoka Snowfield all the way to the cliff edge to find a Korok under a stone. Along the way I had to deal with Lizalfos attacking me. I picked up a few arrows as well from the archers.
Dear Readers,
I warped to Kema Kosassa Shrine because I wanted to get the Korok seed on the cliff above it.
It wasn't too bad of a climb, but there were ice keese around here. I lured them down to lower ground with a whistle and smacked them out of the air.
Then I climbed up to the lump of ice and melted it down to reveal a Korok.
Dear Readers,
On the northeastern slopes of Laparoh Mesa are two big cliff ledges that jut out in a similar way. In between them is a lone tree with a Korok hiding in it. I parachuted down to this tree to find it hiding in the treetop. After I was finished, I used 3 full Revali's Gale moves to get back up into the mountains. I wasn't finished there yet. I'm having to do a lot of recharges because I am using this very handy move a lot!
Dear Readers,
From the last Korok seed I headed north, sticking along the steep slopes of the mountains. At a certain point northeast of Zirco Mesa I used Revali's Gale to ascend back up into the snowy part of the mountains again where I found a circle of stones. I used it one more time because the missing stone was on higher ground somewhere. It was on another cliff ledge just above the one with the circle of stones. I was a little bit worried but I picked up the stone anyway and managed to jump down to the circle while holding the stone without dropping it down the mountain. I took a tiny bit of damage so it wasn't any biggie and I was able to get the Korok seed.
Dear Readers,
From Zirco Mesa, I had to glide southeast and down the mountains for a little bit until I came across another metal puzzle. It was very easy to do. The only tricky part was trying to find it. I'm just glad I had the map!
I had to leave the snowy part for a while but at the same time not go down so far that I end up in the canyon. I breathed a sigh of relief when I saw the puzzle in the wall.
Dear Readers,
From the platform with a hole in it from the previous post, I hiked west along the cliff of Karusa Valley until I came across a metal block puzzle. The block I needed was further west and on top of a big rock pillar that seemed to be bombable from below. I didn't bother bombing it though. I just used Magnesis to move it gradually back to the puzzle so I could get another Korok seed. I don't know if you can actually blow up that part of the stone pillar. I might check that out next time.
I could start hearing the hostile environment music since I was very close to Gerudo Highlands. I might just start searching for seeds there next since I was now finished with Karusa Valley...
...and that's no joke!