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Wortsworth will also talk about the [[Zonai Survey Team]]'s [[ZST: Three Big Ideas|three big ideas]]. | Wortsworth will also talk about the [[Zonai Survey Team]]'s [[ZST: Three Big Ideas|three big ideas]]. | ||
After part of the [[Zonai Ruins]] | ===Messages from an Ancient Era=== | ||
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After completing one of the dungeons in the [[Regional Phenomena]] main quest, Link can return to Lookout Landing to find a large part of the [[Zonai Ruins]] fall from the Sky. Wortsworth is in charge of investigating these ruins. He says the stone tablet is inscribed with ancient Hyrulean, but will need to travel to [[Kakariko Village (Tears of the Kingdom)|Kakariko Village]] for his notes to translate it. He copied down the inscriptions and is heading to the village. Wortsworth will then leave Lookout Landing, beginning the [[Messages from an Ancient Era]] side adventure.{{Ref|''Tears of the Kingdom''|Ah, Link. You've come just in time. Have a look at this. The stone tablet that fell from the sky is inscribed with ancient Hyrulean. If I can manage to translate the text... it may be key to understanding a moment in time from ancient Hyrule. I can translate this from ancient Hyrulean, but my notes are back at the research lab in Kakariko Village. So I'll be heading there to check this text against my notes and proceed with the translation. I've already copied down what's inscribed here, so I'll be getting back to the village. If that piques your interest, Link, you should come to Kakariko Village so I can share what I've translated so far. This inscription has tremendous archaeological value. It's a bridge connecting us to the distant past. I aim to unravel its mysteries. And the sooner I get started the better.|'''Wortsworth'''}} | |||
Worsworth will later discover that the fallen stone tablet is one of thirteen, and asks Link to take photographs of the other twelve for him to translate. | |||
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Wortsworth is a character found in Tears of the Kingdom.
Tears of the Kingdom
"I'll get started translating right away. Hmm... Hmm...Oh! Yes! I see now what we have here! A firsthand historical account!"
Wortsworth is a researcher who can be found in the Emergency Shelter beneath Lookout Landing. He talks about his research, which is in the ancient Hyrulean language.[1] The ancient Hyrulean is the basis for the modern language, but it would look like a bunch of gibberish to the average Hylean.[2] Wortsworth himself hasn't made too much progress in his studies as the source of ancient Hyrulean are few and far between.[3]
Wortsworth will also talk about the Zonai Survey Team's three big ideas.
Messages from an Ancient Era
- Main article: Messages from an Ancient Era
After completing one of the dungeons in the Regional Phenomena main quest, Link can return to Lookout Landing to find a large part of the Zonai Ruins fall from the Sky. Wortsworth is in charge of investigating these ruins. He says the stone tablet is inscribed with ancient Hyrulean, but will need to travel to Kakariko Village for his notes to translate it. He copied down the inscriptions and is heading to the village. Wortsworth will then leave Lookout Landing, beginning the Messages from an Ancient Era side adventure.[4]
Worsworth will later discover that the fallen stone tablet is one of thirteen, and asks Link to take photographs of the other twelve for him to translate.
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References
- ↑ "It's the same Hyrulean script, and yet it's so different from our modern language... I still have a lot to learn. Hm?" — Wortsworth, Tears of the Kingdom
- ↑ "Don't tell me. Based on your stature, physique, and distinctive right arm... you must be Link. Am I right? Purah has told me so much about you. I'm Wortsworth. My research specialty is ancient Hyrulean. Any by ancient Hyrulean, I don't meant the text found in the Ring Ruins, but something different. It's what we call the language used at the time of Hyrule's founding. Our modern language is built on that foundation. These books here are written in that ancient tongue. They'd look like gibberish to your average Hyrulean. Are you curious about ancient Hyrulean? I don't have anything to show as you as things stand now. But I'm sure I'll someday have results posted and ready for all to see at the lab in Kakariko Village." — Wortsworth, Tears of the Kingdom
- ↑ "Our sources of ancient Hyrulean are few and far between, so I haven't made much progress in my studies. I'm sure I'll someday have results posted and ready for all to see at the lab in Kakariko Village." — Wortsworth, Tears of the Kingdom
- ↑ "Ah, Link. You've come just in time. Have a look at this. The stone tablet that fell from the sky is inscribed with ancient Hyrulean. If I can manage to translate the text... it may be key to understanding a moment in time from ancient Hyrule. I can translate this from ancient Hyrulean, but my notes are back at the research lab in Kakariko Village. So I'll be heading there to check this text against my notes and proceed with the translation. I've already copied down what's inscribed here, so I'll be getting back to the village. If that piques your interest, Link, you should come to Kakariko Village so I can share what I've translated so far. This inscription has tremendous archaeological value. It's a bridge connecting us to the distant past. I aim to unravel its mysteries. And the sooner I get started the better." — Wortsworth, Tears of the Kingdom