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 |image = [[File:150px-Impaz.png]]
 |game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''
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-'''Impaz''' is the old woman and the only person left in the run down [[Hidden Village]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. She cannot leave the village, because she is the last one and is said to have to wait for the "messenger to the heavens" so she can give them the [[Ancient Sky Book]]. Before Link met Impaz, the Hidden Village had been taken over by [[Bulblin|Bulblins]]. [[Ilia]] had also come there, and became friends with Impaz. Impaz knew how to escape and helped Ilia to, but she couldn't leave herself, as she still needed to wait for the messanger.  Ilia left a wooden statue there, which becomes a key ingredient into getting her lost memory back. Link actually has to meet Impaz twice before she calls him the messenger she had been waiting for, because the first time Link didn't have the [[Dominion Rod]]. Apparently, the Dominion Rod made Link the messenger, so she gave him the Ancient Sky Book, and she could finally complete her duty. She says her name comes from the founder of the village, suggesting that Hidden Village is [[Kakariko Village]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', and that she is named after [[Impa]].
+'''Impaz''' is the old woman and the only person left in the run down [[Hidden Village]] within ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. She cannot leave the village, because she is the last one and is said to have to wait for the "messenger to the heavens" so she can give them the [[Ancient Sky Book]]. Before Link met Impaz, the Hidden Village had been taken over by [[Bulblin]]s. [[Ilia]] had also come there, and became friends with Impaz. Impaz knew how to escape and helped Ilia to, but she couldn't leave herself, as she still needed to wait for the messanger.  Ilia left a [[Wooden Statue]] there, which becomes a key ingredient into getting her lost memory back.
+==Story==
+Link encounters Impaz on his quest to revive Ilia's memory as well as finding and retrieving the third [[Mirror Shard]]. After Link has got the Wooden Statute, from defeating the [[Stalhound]]s in [[Hyrule Field]], he shows Ilia. Link's childhood friend has a flashback relating to the statue and remembers a woman saving her from a pack of monsters.{{Ref|TP|4856-4863|[[Ilia]]}} Ilia senses that the woman may still be in trouble and informs Link of the situation and tells him to save her.{{Ref|TP|4883-4888|Ilia}} Link speaks to [[Gor Coron]], who tells the young hero that [[Darbus]], the tribes patriarch, will help him out.{{Ref|TP|4909-4913|[[Gor Coron]]}}
+After Link has cleared the village of its menacing inhabitants, he meets the old woman near her [[Impaz's House|house]]. She reveals herself to be Impaz.{{Ref|TP|7874-7878|[[Impaz]]}} She then goes on to thank the young hero and hands him the [[Horse Call]], in an attempt to spark Ilia's memory.{{Ref|TP|7882-7889|Impaz}} Once he has returned to [[Kakariko Village]] and restored Ilia's memory, Link goes back to see Impaz about possible information regarding the "messenger of heavens". Link reveals the [[Dominion Rod]] to the old woman, she immediately recognises the artifact and realises that Link is in fact the messenger.{{Ref|TP|7907-7912|Impaz}} She then hands him the Ancient Sky Book, thus allowing Link to further progress in the plot.
+{{References}}
 {{Cat|Twilight Princess Characters}}
 {{Cat|Sheikah}}