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As soon as [[Link]] has the [[Silver Scale]], he can pick up a [[Ruto's Letter|message in a bottle]] at [[Lake Hylia]]. The bottled message turns out to be a letter from Princess [[Ruto]], who calls for help from Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly{{Ref|OoT|1278|[[Ruto's Letter]]}}. When Link shows the letter to [[King Zora]], he allows Link to go to [[Lord Jabu-Jabu]]. | As soon as [[Link]] has the [[Silver Scale]], he can pick up a [[Ruto's Letter|message in a bottle]] at [[Lake Hylia]]. The bottled message turns out to be a letter from Princess [[Ruto]], who calls for help from Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly{{Ref|OoT|1278|[[Ruto's Letter]]}}. When Link shows the letter to [[King Zora]], he allows Link to go to [[Lord Jabu-Jabu]]. | ||
Entry to the dungeon is only gained by offering a delicious fish to the Guardian Deity (either bought at the [[Zora Shop]] for 200 [[ | Entry to the dungeon is only gained by offering a delicious fish to the Guardian Deity (either bought at the [[Zora Shop]] for 200 [[Rupee]]s or self-caught). Once entered, Link has to find and carry [[Ruto]] to several places until the [[Zora's Sapphire|Spiritual Stone of Water]] is found. After he defeats the Dungeon boss [[Barinade]], Link is rewarded with the [[Zora's Sapphire]] by Ruto, who considers it a wedding engagement. | ||
== Gaining Entrance == | == Gaining Entrance == | ||