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The non-Hylian civilizations of Hyrule not only survived, but survived with their local systems of government and infrastructure intact despite losing control of (and now constantly threatened by) the [[Divine Beast]]s four of them once commanded.  Their main settlements—[[Zora's Domain]], [[Gerudo Town]], [[Goron City]], [[Rito Village]] and the Sheikah's [[Kakariko Village]]—all continue to thrive under their own local systems.
The non-Hylian civilizations of Hyrule not only survived, but survived with their local systems of government and infrastructure intact despite losing control of (and now constantly threatened by) the [[Divine Beast]]s four of them once commanded.  Their main settlements—[[Zora's Domain]], [[Gerudo Town]], [[Goron City]], [[Rito Village]] and the Sheikah's [[Kakariko Village]]—all continue to thrive under their own local systems.


And while Sheikah civilization still survives and functions, it has also steeply declined from its now-legendary zenith.  In ancient times they built the [[Sheikah Tower]]s, the [[Shrine of Trials|Shrines of Trials]] as well as the Divine Beasts and [[Guardians]], all of which attest to their advanced level of science and technology.  Now, their society is not only diminished but deeply fragmented.  The only major virtuous Sheikah settlement is Kakariko Village in Necluda.  While the elder [[Impa]] still lives there, the other surviving Sheikah elders [[Purah]] and [[Robbie]] intentionally scattered to the [[Hateno Ancient Tech Lab]] and [[Akkala Ancient Tech Lab]] on the remote edges of Hyrule, so that even if the rest of Sheikah civilization were to be annihilated in the meantime, at least one of the elders might survive long enough to finally awaken [[Link]] at the [[Shrine of Resurrection]] on the [[Great Plateau]] 100 years after the calamity.  But the greatest fragmentation of the Sheikah came after a significant portion of their people defected to serve Ganon during the calamity and became the [[Yiga Clan]], with their secret [[Yiga Clan Hideout]] tucked away in the [[Gerudo Highlands]].
And while Sheikah civilization still survives and functions, it has also steeply declined from its now-legendary zenith.  In ancient times they built the [[Sheikah Tower]]s, the [[Shrine of Trials|Shrines of Trials]] as well as the Divine Beasts and Guardians, all of which attest to their advanced level of science and technology.  Now, their society is not only diminished but deeply fragmented.  The only major virtuous Sheikah settlement is Kakariko Village in Necluda.  While the elder [[Impa]] still lives there, the other surviving Sheikah elders [[Purah]] and [[Robbie]] intentionally scattered to the [[Hateno Ancient Tech Lab]] and [[Akkala Ancient Tech Lab]] on the remote edges of Hyrule, so that even if the rest of Sheikah civilization were to be annihilated in the meantime, at least one of the elders might survive long enough to finally awaken [[Link]] at the [[Shrine of Resurrection]] on the [[Great Plateau]] 100 years after the calamity.  But the greatest fragmentation of the Sheikah came after a significant portion of their people defected to serve Ganon during the calamity and became the [[Yiga Clan]], with their secret [[Yiga Clan Hideout]] tucked away in the [[Gerudo Highlands]].


As a constant reminder of Calamity Ganon's enduring reach, every full [[Moon]] over Hyrule is now a [[Blood Moon]], when the Moon glows bright crimson red, the haze of Malice in the air is at its thickest, evil's power is at its most potent, and Ganon's fallen foot soldiers are reanimated back to life.
As a constant reminder of Calamity Ganon's enduring reach, every full [[Moon]] over Hyrule is now a [[Blood Moon]], when the Moon glows bright crimson red, the haze of Malice in the air is at its thickest, evil's power is at its most potent, and Ganon's fallen foot soldiers are reanimated back to life.
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