The Corridor between Two Dragons

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The Corridor between Two Dragons
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Games

Start

Speak with Kazul near his tent in front of Thyphlo Ruins Skyview Tower OR Read the monolith near Kazul's tent

Objective

Solve the monolith's riddle

Rewards

3x Ruby

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Attributes

Type

The Corridor between Two Dragons is a Side Adventure in Tears of the Kingdom.

Requirements

Must have started Investigate the Thyphlo Ruins, and completed Yunobo of Goron City.

Overview

While Link was busy saving Goron City, Kazul has uncovered a monolith, and needs Link's help to solve the riddle and find the location that it refers to. The inscription on the monolith reads Display the power of the Sage of Fire to blaze through the space between two dragons, from head to tail.

Walkthrough

The location in question is just to the west of Thyphlo Ruins Skyview Tower, and the "two dragons" mentioned in the riddle are the two stone dragons that form a corridor right in front of the lone stone bridge that leads from Thyphlo Ruins island to the mainland. At the end of this corridor is a short Owl Statue with a paved square directly in front of it (0246, 3121, 0174). While standing on the paved square, face directly west (looking straight down the dragon corridor), activate Yunobo's ability, and charge him right down the corridor. This should cause the paved square you are standing on to rise from the ground, revealing a chest that contains three Ruby.

Adventure Log

Step Description
1 The Zonai Survey Team member Kazul found a monolith inscribed with the following: "Display the power of the Sage of Fire to blaze through the space between two dragons, from head to tail."

Try investigating Thyphlo Ruins to find the place described on the monolith.
Complete "Display the power of the Sage of Fire to blaze through the space between two dragons, from head to tail."

You found the hidden treasure at the location hinted at by the monolith.


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