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Trigger them, then hop down to the floor beneath you to reach B2 and collect a Purple Rupee from the chest. The two floor switches turn on the wind fans on the right and left side of the hall. There's nothing you can do at the moment, so head inside the northwestern passage. Two floor switches, a conveyor belt and a chest are present in this corridor. Merge over there and stand on the switch to unlock the north door.Р В РІР‚СњР вЂ™Р’Вismiss the enemy patrolling the area. There's one more switch you need to activate, and it's in the same corner as the chest you collected. Now, drag the statue north to the central hall and place it on the floor tile. Merge back to the crystal switch and hit it to lower the central bars. Then, merge back and grab the other statue. A floor tile stands out here set the statue on the switch. Grab ahold of one and drag it backward to the northwest narrow passage (don't worry about the arrow booby trap it can't harm you with the statue in front of you). In the southwest corner are two gargoyle statues. Merge into the wall and squeeze through to the west side. Now go left and hit the crystal switch to raise the central bars in the room. Immediately merge into the left wall and squeeze through the bars in the northeast corner to reach a chest holding a Purple Rupee. This maze-like room has several floor switches, some gargoyle statues and bars blocking your path. You don't have the key yet, so head in the southwest room to your left. Once the boy leaves, you'll notice a large locked door to the southeast. Little does he know you've got bigger plans. It appears he believes you're a new recruit and requests you to stand watch. No worries if you don't remember, because we've got them right here! Check them below.Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С›nswering the correct lyrics allows you to enter the first dungeon in Lorule.

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Approach the door and knock the guard here will give you a series of lyrics from the same song from the villagers, and you must complete the music notes to enter. The next dungeon marked on your map with an X points to Thieves' Hideout, but the left entrance is locked. Talk to the town folk here Р В Р вЂ Р В РІР‚С™Р Р†Р вЂљРЎС™ several of them will sing a particular tune to you, and note important lyrics. It's located west of the Blacksmith's house. When you're set to go, head for Thieves' Town (that used to be Kakariko Village). After all Seven Sages are freed, Osfala uses his power alongside them to grant Link the Triforce of Courage.Part nine of our complete Zelda: A Link Between Worlds guide, The Thieves' Hideout. Grateful, Osfala thanks Link, and asks Link to return the Sand Rod he rented. After Link saves her, she takes him to Osfala's painting, and the young hero frees him. Osfala's is taken to the Thieves' Hideout, then stolen from them by a young thief who was imprisoned in the Hideout as a result.

Following that, the paintings of the Seven Sages are spread throughout Lorule. Yuga later uses Osfala's painting along with those of the other Sages' to revive Ganon. Link goes after him, but arrives too late, and can only watch as Osfala is turned into a painting as well. Though alarmed by the news, Osfala tells Link not to worry, as he can handle his own and has a Sand Rod rented from Ravio's shop to help him, and enters the Eastern Palace. The young hero tells him that Yuga has transformed Seres into a painting and kidnapped her due to her lineage as a descendant of the Seven Sages, and is planning to do the same to him, as he is also descended from the Sages. Osfala is first met by Link near the entrance to the Eastern Palace. Spoiler warning: Plot or ending details follow.