Eldin Province: Difference between revisions

It is host to [[Kakariko Village]], [[Death Mountain]], the [[Bridge of Eldin]], [[Hidden Village]] and the largest portion of [[Hyrule Field]]. Death Mountain, similar to ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' is the home of the [[Goron]] race. Eldin Province contains the second [[Dungeon]] of the game, the [[Goron Mines]].

[[Link]] will first enter Eldin Province after he has restored light to the Faron Province and after he has completed the [[Forest Temple (Twilight Princess)|Forest Temple]]. He will once again be tasked with restoring light to the province, as Eldin too is stuck in the realm of twilight. Once Link has restored the light to the Light Spirit Eldin, he will then be able to explore the area fully. Link will soon figure out the conflict in Death Mountain and he will be tasked with climbing up this area. Once Link has tackled the trail up to Death Mountain, he will soon learn about the evil lurking within the Goron Mines, the second dungeon in the game. Once Link has tackled the dungeon and defeated [[Fyrus]], he will be rewarded with a second piece of the [[Fused Shadow]]s.

Shortly after the completion of the Goron Mines a cut scene will take place where [[King Bulblin]] and his troops of [[Bulblin]]s will storm Kakariko Village. In this scene [[Colin]] will be kidnapped and its up for Link to save him. This battle will take place in the Eldin section of Hyrule Field as well as on the Bridge of Eldin. Later on in the game Link will have to find the six missing [[Sky Character]]s hidden across Hyrule. When finding all the characters he will be able to complete the [[Ancient Sky Book]]. Now returning to the [[Sanctuary (Twilight Princess)|Sanctuary]], [[Shad]] will say the ancient words in the now completed Sky Book, thus releasing the lock on the [[Owl Statue]]. This will enable Link access to the [[Sky Cannon]], which he must use to gain access to the [[City in the Sky]].