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When Link finds Kheel, she tells him that she has been waiting for her siblings, who were supposed to join her for a singing rehearsal. As such, she asks Link to find them, starting the "[[Recital at Warbler's Nest]]" [[Shrine Quest]]. | When Link finds Kheel, she tells him that she has been waiting for her siblings, who were supposed to join her for a singing rehearsal. As such, she asks Link to find them, starting the "[[Recital at Warbler's Nest]]" [[Shrine Quest]]. | ||
Once Link has found all of the siblings and met with Kheel, she will give Link a [[Korok Leaf]] for helping her and will start to perform her song alongside her siblings. The order of the notes in their song correspond to the rocks surrounding the [[ | Once Link has found all of the siblings and met with Kheel, she will give Link a [[Korok Leaf]] for helping her and will start to perform her song alongside her siblings. The order of the notes in their song correspond to the rocks surrounding the [[Ancient Shrine]] pedestal and act as a clue to the puzzle. | ||
[[Category:Characters in Breath of the Wild]] | [[Category:Characters in Breath of the Wild]] | ||
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Template:Character Kheel is a character in Breath of the Wild.
Biography
Kheel is a Rito who lives in Rito Villge. Kheel is the daughter of Kass and Amali, who can be found at Warbler's Nest, just north of Passer Hill. Her mother asks Link to find Kheel, as she went out earlier and had since not returned.
When Link finds Kheel, she tells him that she has been waiting for her siblings, who were supposed to join her for a singing rehearsal. As such, she asks Link to find them, starting the "Recital at Warbler's Nest" Shrine Quest.
Once Link has found all of the siblings and met with Kheel, she will give Link a Korok Leaf for helping her and will start to perform her song alongside her siblings. The order of the notes in their song correspond to the rocks surrounding the Ancient Shrine pedestal and act as a clue to the puzzle.