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{{Quote|May the light illuminate your path.|Kass}} | {{Quote|May the light illuminate your path.|Kass}} | ||
'''Kass''' is an accordion-playing [[Rito]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''. He can be found at various locations in [[Hyrule]] and will provide [[Link]] with cryptic riddles, which mainly mention [[Shrine of Trials|Shrines]], such as the [[Shrine Quest]]: [[A Song of Storms]]. | |||
''Kass'' is an accordion-playing Rito from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''. He can be found at various locations in [[Hyrule]] and will provide [[Link]] with cryptic riddles, which mainly mention [[Shrine of Trials|Shrines]], such as the [[Shrine Quest]]: [[A Song of Storms]]. | |||
He can also be found at many [[Stable]]s across the land, and will recount the story of 10,000 years ago to Link.{{Ref|''Ah, we meet yet again! How are you holding up? In case you were wondering about the song I perform at the stables, there are many theories about its origin. But according to my teacher, it was a song performed by the ancient hero to call to his horse companion. If you ever feel like hearing it, feel free to drop by.'' - '''Kass'''}}{{Ref|''I happen to know a song about the ancient hero. It was passed down to me by my teacher. Do you care to hear it?'' - '''Kass'''}} | He can also be found at many [[Stable]]s across the land, and will recount the story of 10,000 years ago to Link.{{Ref|''Ah, we meet yet again! How are you holding up? In case you were wondering about the song I perform at the stables, there are many theories about its origin. But according to my teacher, it was a song performed by the ancient hero to call to his horse companion. If you ever feel like hearing it, feel free to drop by.'' - '''Kass'''}}{{Ref|''I happen to know a song about the ancient hero. It was passed down to me by my teacher. Do you care to hear it?'' - '''Kass'''}} |