The Serpent's Jaws
"The Serpent's Jaws" is a Shrine Quest in Breath of the Wild.[1]
The Serpent's Jaws | |
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Quest Giver | Kass |
Location | Pagos Woods |
Reward | Shae Katha Shrine |
Overview
In the Pagos Woods, Link can encounter Kass singing about a forest dragon along the edge of the Faron Highroad.[2] Kass is surprised to meet someone else so deep in the Woods.[3] He knows an "Ancient Song" pertaining to this location, which he asks Link if he would like to hear.[4] If Link agrees, Kass will excitedly share the song with him.[5] The lyrics describe an Ancient Shrine found between the jaws of a forest Dragon.[6] However, Kass has never seen a Dragon in this forest,[7] but he suspects it is referring to Damel Forest.[8] He knows for certain that there is a secret to be found,[9] after which he wishes Link well on his journey.[10] Once he is done speaking, the Shrine Quest.
After passing the ruins at Dracozu Lake in Damel Forest, Link will find the Spring of Courage inside the ruins of a Dragon head. When he prays to the Spring of Courage Statue, a large Goddess Statue that can be found at the Spring, he will hear the voice of Hylia congratulating him for finding the Spring.[11] She instructs him to offer Farosh's Scale and promises to guide him.[12]
Farosh's Scale can be obtained by shooting Farosh's body with an Arrow. It flies out of Riola Spring and through Lake Floria nearby. In addition, it is also found over the Vatorsa Snowfield in the Gerudo Highlands and in Lake Hylia. Once Link has obtained one of Farosh's Scale, he can return to the Spring of Courage.
At the Spring of Courage, Link must drop Farosh's Scale into the water. Doing so will cause the door behind the Goddess Statue to open, which will reveal the path to Shae Katha Shrine. With the way clear, Hylia tells him to go forward.[13] After this, the Shrine Quest will be completed.
Objectives
Stage | Description |
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1 | The ancient song that Kass sang at Pagos Woods is hinting at something... "Where the forest dragon splays its jaws, A shrine sleeps with noble cause." Your task is to decipher its riddle. |
2 | Kass recited the lyrics to an ancient song when you met him in Pagos Woods. You figured out the hidden meaning of the song and discovered the Spring of Courage as a result. It was at that moment that the voice of the Goddess spoke to you. "Offer Farosh's scale received from the golden spirit to the Spring of Courage." What's a Farosh's scale? |
Complete | "Offer Farosh's scale received from the golden spirit to the Spring of Courage." Just as the Goddess instructed, you threw Farosh's scale into the Spring of Courage. A shrine appeared as a result! |
Trivia
- Part of this Shrine Quest was shown before the release of Breath of the Wild in a promotional video.[14]
- This Shrine Quest is hinted at in Kass's Journal, a Book found in a hut on Washa's Bluff.[15] As the lyrics refer to mythical creatures like Dragons, Kass wonders whether such animals ever existed.[16]
Nomenclature
Names in Other Regions | ||
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Language | Names | Meanings |
大蛇 喰らいし龍 (Orochi kuraishi ryū) | ||
吞食巨蛇的龍 (Tūnshí jù shé de lóng) | ||
De slangenvreter[17] | The Snake Eater | |
Le mangeur de serpents | ||
Im Rachen des Drachen | ||
Il drago mangiaserpenti | The snakeseaker dragon | |
거대 뱀의 이빨 (Geodae baemui ippal) | ||
«В пасти дракона» («V pasti drakona») | ||
Fauces frente a frente | ||
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Gallery
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Kass in the Pagos Woods
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Shae Katha Shrine
See Also
References
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The Serpent's Jaws
— Adventure Log (Breath of the Wild)
Pagos Woods - ↑
The forest dragon...
— Kass (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
A visitor? So deep in the forest? Ah, we meet again! I trust you're keeping well?
— Kass (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
I know a song about this place. Would you like to hear the ancient verse passed down in this region?
— Kass (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
[Let's hear it.] Excellent! Without further ado...
— Kass (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Where the forest dragon splays its jaws,
— Kass (Breath of the Wild)
A shrine sleeps with noble cause. - ↑
The forest dragon? I've never seen a dragon in a forest around these parts.
— Kass (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Though I suppose the forst from the song could be Damel Forest, north of here.
— Kass (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
There's definitely a secret lying in wait—it's just a matter of tracking it down.
— Kass (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
May the light illuminate your path.
— Kass (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
... You have done well to find this spring.
— Spring of Courage Statue (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Offer Farosh's scale, received from the golden spirit, to the Spring of Courage. I, Goddess Hylia, will guide you.
— Spring of Courage Statue (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Your path has shown itself. Now go forth.
— Spring of Courage Statue (Breath of the Wild) - ↑ The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – Let’s Play Video , YouTube.
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"The ancient song of Pagos Woods."
— Kass's Journal (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
It seems that a song has been passed down through the ages in the Pagos Woods area of Faron. The song references mythical creatures such as dragons and giant serpents. I wonder if such creatures ever really existed. Or perhaps they still exist today!
— Kass's Journal (Breath of the Wild) - ↑ "De slangenvreter" — Adventure Log (Breath of the Wild)