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'''Fyer''' is an aging man who lives on the water of [[Lake Hylia]] in [[Twilight Princess]], as some kind of cannon businessman. On his island, he offers strange cannon rides for a small fee; one shot out of Fyer's cannon has enough power to launch [[Link]] up to the bridge over the Lake - an invaluable resource when Link has been changed back into human form with no way to warp to higher ground. Fyer, eventually, along with the badgering of [[Auru]], an old friend of Fyer's, allows you to experience the ''Oasis Flight'', which is a experience that launches [[Link]] from the Lake to [[Gerudo Desert]]. Talking to Fyer after talking to Auru is the only way to further the quest to the [[Arbiter's Grounds]], a sacred dungeon deep within the Gerudo territory. | '''Fyer''' is an aging man who lives on the water of [[Lake Hylia]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', as some kind of cannon businessman. On his island, he offers strange cannon rides for a small fee; one shot out of Fyer's cannon has enough power to launch [[Link]] up to the bridge over the Lake - an invaluable resource when Link has been changed back into human form with no way to warp to higher ground. Fyer, eventually, along with the badgering of [[Auru]], an old friend of Fyer's, allows you to experience the ''Oasis Flight'', which is a experience that launches [[Link]] from the Lake to [[Gerudo Desert]]. Talking to Fyer after talking to Auru is the only way to further the quest to the [[Arbiter's Grounds]], a sacred dungeon deep within the Gerudo territory. | ||
Fyer also repairs the damaged [[Sky Cannon]] in order for [[Link]] to reach the [[City in the Sky]]. Although, he does charge a rather steep 300 rupees for the job. | Fyer also repairs the damaged [[Sky Cannon]] in order for [[Link]] to reach the [[City in the Sky]]. Although, he does charge a rather steep 300 rupees for the job. | ||
