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The '''Water Town of Saria''' is a location from ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]''. It is located in [[Western Hyrule]] south of [[Town of Ruto|Ruto]] and serves as the portal to [[Death Mountain]]. After helping a girl find her lost [[Mirror]], [[Link receives the [[Life Spell]]. Unlike the first few towns, '''Saria''' is infested with the [[Ache|Eyes of Ganon]], seemingly normal villagers that transform into monsters after conversing with them. | The '''Water Town of Saria''' is a location from ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]''. It is located in [[Western Hyrule]] south of [[Town of Ruto|Ruto]] and serves as the portal to [[Death Mountain]]. After helping a girl find her lost [[Mirror]], [[Link]] receives the [[Life Spell]]. Unlike the first few towns, '''Saria''' is infested with the [[Ache|Eyes of Ganon]], seemingly normal villagers that transform into monsters after conversing with them{{Ref|AoL|30}}. | ||
Initially, it appears that the path to Death Mountain is blocked by [[River Man]]. After locating the elusive [[Bagu]] in the woods [[N of River]] and receiving the appropriate credentials, River Man opens the bridge to Death mountain where the [[Hammer]] located. | Initially, it appears that the path to Death Mountain is blocked by [[River Man]]{{Ref|AoL|38}}. After locating the elusive [[Bagu]] in the woods [[N of River]]{{Ref|AoL|52}} and receiving the appropriate credentials{{Ref|AoL|50}}, River Man opens the bridge to Death mountain where the [[Hammer]] located{{Ref|AoL|39}}. | ||
==Notable Inhabitants== | ==Notable Inhabitants== | ||
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==Trivia== | |||
A cross-game reference in Saria's graveyard to Loto, the hero of the early Dragon Quest games, was removed in the American Localization {{Ref|http://tcrf.net/Zelda_II:_The_Adventure_of_Link#Dragon_Quest_reference}} | |||
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{{Cat|The Adventure of Link Locations}} | {{Cat|The Adventure of Link Locations}} | ||