Yunobo's Diary
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Yunobo's Diary is an object found within Tears of the Kingdom.
Tears of the Kingdom
Yunobo's Diary can be found just above the shope at the entrance of YunoboCo HQ, after dropping down from the entrance above. Yunobo's diary talks about the events that have occured after Death Mountain stopped erupting, YunoboCo was founded, and the beginnings of the Upheaval.
Transcript
After the eruption at Death Mountain stopped, the lava stopped flowing all over Eldin. Then it got colder. The sudden shift in climate has made folks feel sick. And whoever isn't sick is upset by how different everything is round here. At this rate, Goron City will fall apart. I keep wondering if there's anything I can do.
The lava has cooled and hardened, which means we can reach areas we weren't able to before. Eldin is covered in rock now, and there's ore galore! There's only one thing to do now. Dig and dig until there's no more digging to be done. We'll dig up every bit of ore and get the city back to boooming!
I was busy digging in the caves and mining ore, and before I knew it, everyone was helping out. Slergo and Offrak were the most ambitious of the group. I thought I was the only one who cared enough to get the city back to booming, but I was wrong! I figured it's a good time to offer job security to everyone by starting up a company. We're calling it YunoboCo. Slergo and Offrak came up with the name.
It's still pretty chlily around here these days, but most of us have gotten used to it. With the temperatures cooler, now anyone can visit Goron City without using fire-proof gear! We're going to build a new road to make it more welcoming to travelers. With more travelers passing through, we can offer the ore mined up by YunoboCo for a special price!
Something called the Upheaval happened, and Hyrule Castle is floatig in the air! Princess Zelda and Link have gone missing, and Purah has sent out search parties. I'd like to go lend a hand... But lately there has been strang red haze coming from Death Mountain. Before I leave, I'll go see what's going on to make sure everyone in the city and my workers at YunoboCo are safe.