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Link awakens in his house once more, this time with a strange person in a rabbit hood greeting him as he regains consciousness. The person introduces himself as the merchant [[Ravio]]. After learning what happened to Link and asking permission to stay in his house a while, Ravio gifts him with an old, musty bracelet and suggests Link report the happenings to [[Princess Zelda]] so something can be done about it. At the gate, a guard laughs at Link's story and gains the attention of [[Impa]], Princess Zelda's attendant. Impa allows Link entry into the castle as she announces Link's arrival to the Princess. | Link awakens in his house once more, this time with a strange person in a rabbit hood greeting him as he regains consciousness. The person introduces himself as the merchant [[Ravio]]. After learning what happened to Link and asking permission to stay in his house a while, Ravio gifts him with an old, musty bracelet and suggests Link report the happenings to [[Princess Zelda]] so something can be done about it. At the gate, a guard laughs at Link's story and gains the attention of [[Impa]], Princess Zelda's attendant. Impa allows Link entry into the castle as she announces Link's arrival to the Princess. | ||
Princess Zelda quickly recognizes Link from her dreams, and gives him the [[Pendant of Courage]] - something Link at the time believes to be a simple good-luck charm - and tasks him with finding the elder of Kakariko Village, [[Sahasrahla]]. Upon meeting him in his home, he urges Link to warn his student [[Osfala]] of Yuga at the Eastern Palace, since he is also a descendent of the Seven Sages. Link finds him at the entrance, but | Princess Zelda quickly recognizes Link from her dreams, and gives him the [[Pendant of Courage]] - something Link at the time believes to be a simple good-luck charm - and tasks him with finding the elder of Kakariko Village, [[Sahasrahla]]. Upon meeting him in his home, he urges Link to warn his student [[Osfala]] of Yuga at the Eastern Palace, since he is also a descendent of the Seven Sages. Link finds him at the entrance, but Osfala is sure of himself and does not view Yuga as a problem. | ||
After navigating through the palace, Link sees Yuga turn Osfala into a painting before his very eyes. After Link manages to get the upper hand in their battle, Yuga furiously turns him into a painting as well. Leaving him there, [[Ravio's Bracelet]] lights up and frees Link, granting him the ability to merge into walls freely. He finds Sahasrahla at the entrance of the palace shortly before hearing an earthquake near Hyrule Castle. | After navigating through the palace, Link sees Yuga turn Osfala into a painting before his very eyes. After Link manages to get the upper hand in their battle, Yuga furiously turns him into a painting as well. Leaving him there, [[Ravio's Bracelet]] lights up and frees Link, granting him the ability to merge into walls freely. He finds Sahasrahla at the entrance of the palace shortly before hearing an earthquake near Hyrule Castle. | ||
