Minister Lefte

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For the similarly named character in Oracle of Seasons, see Dr. Left.

Minister Lefte is a character in Echoes of Wisdom.[3]

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Minister Lefte is a Hylian and a minister for Hyrule. She is polite and serious.[4] Alongside General Wright, she directly serves the King of Hyrule.

A screenshot of the Throne Room of Hyrule Castle. The King of Hyrule stands in front of his throne, with General Wright and Minister Lefte as his sides. All three are shocked, and Princess Zelda stands before them.
Minister Lefte during Princess Zelda's return

When Princess Zelda returns to Hyrule Castle after being kidnapped by Ganon, Minister Lefte can be found in the Throne Room at the King of Hyrule's side. She and the others are all shocked to see Zelda when she approaches them. Although she is relieved to see that Zelda is safe, she is ashamed that they were unable to rescue her.[5] General Wright asks Zelda to forgive both him and Lefte for their failures, but the King of Hyrule states that they should not be feeling regretful during such a joyous occasion.[6] Upon hearing about the swordsman that saved Zelda, Lefte discerns he must have been stolen away by the Rift he disappeared into.[7] As the King of Hyrule informs Zelda about the increased number of Rifts that appeared while she was gone, Lefte adds that adults are now being stolen away alongside children.[8]

Their conversation is interrupted by the arrival of a Soldier, who brings them an update on the Rifts.[9] The Soldier reveals that a resident of Suthorn Village has fallen into a Rift and that dark Monsters have begun attacking people in Hyrule Field.[10] In response, the King of Hyrule orders Lefte to continue her research into the Rifts in the hopes of finding a way to save those who have been stolen away.[11] After he gives his commands, however, a Rift forms on the Throne behind them. The King pushes Zelda out of the way, but he, Minister Lefte, and General Wright are all stolen away.

Echoes of the three then emerge from the Rift. The King of Hyrule? accuses Princess Zelda of creating the Rift and orders that she be imprisoned, and the Echoes of Minister Lefte and General Wright support his claim.[12] As a result, the Soldiers imprison Zelda in the Hyrule Castle Underground.[13]

A screenshot of Princess Zelda, Minister Lefte, and Tri in Suthorn Forest. The hood on Zelda's disguise is lowered.
Minister Lefte reunited with Princess Zelda

While Zelda is traversing the Stilled Suthorn Forest during the Main Quest "The Mysterious Rifts", she can encounter Minister Lefte, who has been petrified. Tri assures her that after they mend the Rift, Lefte will be restored to normal.[14] After Zelda clears the Suthorn Ruins and mends the Rift in Suthorn Forest, Lefte will run up to her.[15] She introduces herself and asks where they are.[16] Zelda then pulls down the hood of her Disguise, revealing her identity to Lefte.[17] Lefte is embarrassed that she did not recognize Zelda, but she asks why she is wearing a Disguise.[18] Upon hearing about what has happened in her absence, Lefte is shocked by the danger she has faced.[19]

Despite her concerns, Lefte is surprised by Zelda's ability to use the Tri Rod to create Echoes, as well as her companionship with Tri.[20] Turning to Tri, Lefte thanks them for their help, which leaves Tri shocked that she can see them.[21] Lefte wonders who would be able to miss them, referring to Tri as "precious".[22] Tri states that Zelda used to be the only person who could see them, and Lefte finds it strange that Impa was unable to.[23] Worried about the whereabouts of the King of Hyrule and General Wright, Lefte decides they need to formulate a plan.[24] To start, she believes they should visit the House that Impa directed Zelda to visit.[25] After reviewing Zelda's Map, Lefte recognizes that the House belongs to Impa's brother, Lueburry.[26]

A screenshot of Princess Zelda, Tri, and Minister Lefte speaking to Lueburry inside of his House.
Minister Lefte meeting with Lueburry

Minister Lefte offers to lead the way to their destination, and she asks Princess Zelda to follow her.[27] If Zelda strays too far from Lefte during their journey, Lefte will call out to her that they should walk together.[28] When they reach Lueburry's House, Lefte directs Zelda to join her inside.[29] Within Lueburry's House, Lefte attempts to introduce herself to Lueburry, but he refuses to look up from his work and tells her to leave.[30] She tries to reason with him, though he insists he has to leave and save Link.[31] However, he stops when he notices that Zelda is wearing Link's cloak.[32] After Zelda explains what happened to her, Lefte expresses her relief that he is listening to them now.[33] When Lueburry learns that only a few people are able to see Tri, Lefte remarks on how interesting and adorable they are.[34] Lueburry theorizes that this is because both him and Lefte have been restored after falling into the Still World.[35]

Lueburry explains that he created the Sword of Might for Link, and Minister Lefte asks why he did so.[36] In response, Lueburry reveals that it was intended to defeat Ganon, the Monster that had previously kidnapped Princess Zelda, as well as other Monsters that appear from Rifts.[37] Lefte realizes that Link has also been dealing with Rifts, and Lueburry nods in confirmation.[38] When Lueburry states that they need more information on the Rifts, Lefte steps forward.[39] She recalls that when she fell into the Rift at Hyrule Castle, she felt like she was moved a great distance, and Zelda eventually found her in a Rift in Suthorn Forest.[40] Tri states that the Still World connects differently than Hyrule, and they believe that people who are currently missing might be in large Rifts they heard about from the other Tris.[41]

By floating into the sky, Tri is able to identify two oversized Rifts for them to investigate.[42] When Zelda reveals her intentions to continue mending Rifts, Minister Lefte attempts to bar her from doing so.[43] However, Lueburry is able to convince her that Zelda must play her part during this time of crisis.[44] Instead, he offers to continue investigating Rifts with Lefte so they can support Zelda's efforts, which she agrees to.[45] Lefte then reveals that the Rifts that Tri marked on Zelda's Map are located in the Gerudo Desert and Jabul Waters, and she offers her any information that she needs.[46] Lefte leaves the task of rescuing the King of Hyrule, General Wright, and Link to Zelda.[47]

During the Main Quest "Searching for Everyone", Princess Zelda is able to ask Minister Lefte about the Gerudo Desert and Jabul Waters.[48][49] If Zelda asks about Jabul Waters, Lefte reveals that it is an area inhabited by the River Zora, the Sea Zora, and a small Hylian population, the latter of whom may be able to provide further information.[50] If Zelda asks about the Gerudo Desert, she explains that it is populated by the Gerudo, a group of warriors comprised entirely of women, and she suggests speaking to Gerudo Soldiers on patrol.[51] Alternatively, if Zelda decides to speak with Lefte, she expresses her concerns about the King of Hyrule, General Wright, and Link, and she hopes that they will be found soon.[52]

After Princess Zelda saves General Wright from the Rift at Jabul Waters, he joins Minister Lefte and Lueburry at Lueburry's House. If Zelda speaks to Lefte, she claims that she is comforted to have General Wright back, although she is still worried about the King of Hyrule.[53] She also shares her concerns that something bad is going to happen soon, and she believes it is best to find the King as quickly as possible.[54]

As part of the Main Quest "Still Missing", Zelda and Tri return to Lueburry's House, where they report that they were unable to find the King of Hyrule and Link.[55] Minister Lefte commends Zelda for her efforts, revealing that the last large Rift is the one covering Hyrule Castle.[56] Lueburry remembers that this is the Rift that Lefte, General Wright, and the King fell into.[57] Wright is angry that they have been inactive while the King is missing and impostors have taken their place, and Lefte attempts to calm him.[58] Wright refuses, and when Lefte questions what he is going to do, he reveals that he wants to confront the impostors.[59] Lefte then chases after Wright as he runs out of Lueburry's House.[60][61]

Zelda can follow Minister Lefte and General Wright to Hyrule Castle Town, where they have been stopped by Soldiers at the gate. Wright is upset that his Soldiers do not trust him, and Lefte reminds him the the impostors are the ones in control.[62] One of the Soldiers accuses them of being impostors.[63] When Beecher demands a password from them, Lefte realizes that this is the fake King's attempt to frame them.[64][65] Since they are at a disadvantage, Lefte tries to convince Wright to retreat for now, but he begins arguing with her.[66] Suddenly, the nearby Rift starts expanding, which Beecher points out.[67] Wright takes command of the situation, ordering the Soldiers to help fleeing citizens while he looks for anyone lefte behind.[68] Turning to Zelda, Lefte comments on how dire the situation is, and she asks her to mend the Rift.[69] She then states that she will assist in the evacuation.[70]

A screenshot of Minister Lefte speaking to Euca inside of his House.
Minister Lefte with Euca

If Zelda enters Hyrule Castle Town's southwesternmost House during this time, she can find Minister Lefte comforting Euca, who is too scared to move.[71] She tells him to leave with her, which he agrees to.[72] Lefte then notices Zelda, and she explains that she is going to bring Euca somewhere safe.[73] When Tri asks if she knows of a way underground, she directs them to an underground passage accessible through the nearby Well.[74] Before leaving with Euca, Lefte tells Zelda and Tri to be careful.[75]

A screenshot of the Zelda and Tri in the Throne Room of Hyrule Castle. The King of Hyrule is standing in front of his Throne. General Wright and Lueburry stand to the left, while Minister Lefte and Impa stand to the right. A Soldier is also present, and everyone appears shocked.
Minister Lefte back in the Throne Room

After Zelda mends the Rift, Minister Lefte can next be encountered in Hyrule Castle's Throne Room, where the King of Hyrule has summoned them all to discuss their plans for restoring peace.[76] Lefte reveals that she initially thought the Rifts were a result of Link defeating Ganon, but Tri suggests that he was an Echo created by an unknown force.[77] A Soldier enters the Throne Room and reports that three large Rifts have appeared on Eldin Volcano, in the Faron Wetlands, and atop Holy Mount Lanayru.[78] Lefte and the other attendants of the meeting are visibly shocked by this news.

The King notices a pattern amongst the affected areas, and when Minister Lefte questions him, he reveals that they are all connected to the legend of the Prime Energy.[79] Lueburry points out that this could mean the appearance of the Rifts is targeted, and Lefte realizes their enemy could obtain the Prime Energy as a result.[80] The King also shares a legend that states a priestess and a hero will appear to defend the Prime Energy when it is threatened by evil.[81] Tri puts forward Zelda as a potential candidate for the priestess, which Lefte supports. She also wonders who the hero could be, and the King speculates it is Link.[82] As a result, Lefte then points out that both the priestess and the hero have appeared.[83] At the end of their meeting, the King orders Minister Lefte to work with Lueburry to monitor and research Rifts.[84]

If Zelda speaks to Minister Lefte in the Throne Room afterwards, she will offer to share information about the three regions suffering from Rifts.[85] When asked about Eldin Volcano, Lefte reveals that it is the home of the Gorons, but she recommends stopping at Kakariko Village before attempting to scale it.[86] When asked about the Faron Wetlands, Lefte admits that not much is known about it, though she encourages Zelda to speak with the people living there.[87] Lastly, when asked about Holy Mount Lanayru, Lefte shares a myth that states it can be accessed by walking on Clouds from Hebra Mountain, which is only accessibly from the Hebra Mountain Passage.[88] At the end of their conversation, Lefte tells Zelda to be careful on her adventure.[89]

When Zelda leaves Hyrule Castle, Minister Lefte and Lueburry will leave for his House. She welcomes Zelda and Tri when they visit and offers assistance to them.[90] If Zelda tries to ask her for more information during this time, she claims she and Lueburry are still going through information, and it will be some time before they have anything new to share.[91] If Zelda decides to talk to Lefte, she asks if the Soldiers investigating Eldin Volcano, the Faron Wetlands, and Holy Mount Lanayru have been helpful, urgin Zelda to interact with them.[92] Upon ending their conversation, Lefte wishes Zelda well and encourages her to come back if she ever needs her help.[93]

Nomenclature

Minister Lefte's name is based on her standing to the King of Hyrule's left, similarly to General Wright. Her Japanese name "Sadari" likely comes from the combination of "sa" and "hidari", the readings of the kanji "左",[94] which means "left".

Names in Other Regions
LanguageNames
JapanJapan
Japanese
サダリ大臣(だいじん) (Sadari-daijin)
The People's Republic of ChinaThe People's Republic of China
ChineseSISimplified
左妲丽大臣
The Republic of ChinaThe Republic of ChinaThe Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of ChinaThe Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of ChinaThe Macao Special Administrative Region of ChinaThe Macao Special Administrative Region of China
ChineseTRTraditional
左妲麗大臣
The Kingdom of the NetherlandsThe Kingdom of the Netherlands
Dutch
Minister Lyncks
CanadaCanada
FrenchCACanadian
Ministre Sénèce
The French RepublicThe French Republic
FrenchEUEuropean
Ministre Sénèce
The Federal Republic of GermanyThe Federal Republic of Germany
German
Ministerin Sinstra
The Italian RepublicThe Italian Republic
Italian
Ministra Ponente
The Republic of KoreaThe Republic of Korea
Korean
좌프트 대신
The Federative Republic of BrazilThe Federative Republic of Brazil
PortugueseBRBrazilian
Ministra Sestria
The Russian FederationThe Russian Federation
Russian
Министр Левио (Ministr Levio)
Latin AmericaLatin America
SpanishLALatin American
Ministra Sinstra
The Kingdom of SpainThe Kingdom of Spain
SpanishEUEuropean
Ministra Sinstra
This table was generated from Zelda Wiki's translation data.

Gallery

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  • Minister Lefte in the Still World

    Minister Lefte in the Still World

  • The dark Echo of Minister Lefte

    The dark Echo of Minister Lefte

  • Zelda and Tri with Minister Lefte in the Still World

    Zelda and Tri with Minister Lefte in the Still World

  • Minister Lefte returning to Hyrule Castle Town

    Minister Lefte returning to Hyrule Castle Town

  • Lefte with Zelda, the King, and Wright during Echoes of Wisdom's Credits

    Lefte with Zelda, the King, and Wright during Echoes of Wisdom's Credits

See Also

General Wright
General Wright
General Wright
General Wright
King of Hyrule
King of Hyrule
King of Hyrule
King of Hyrule

References

  1. ↑ Thanks for showing me all those Zols! Someday, I'm gonna be the biggest Zol expert around. I wanna be smart like Miss Lefte! — Euca (Echoes of Wisdom)
  2. ↑ Though previously paralyzed within the rift, Lefte has recovered. Follow her to the place Impa marked on your map with the [Marker]IconFile:EoW Marker Icon.png. — Adventure Log (Echoes of Wisdom)
  3. ↑ Minister Lefte — Game Screen (Echoes of Wisdom)
  4. ↑ ゼルダの伝説 知恵のかりもの : WORLD ハイラルの世界 | Nintendo Switch | 任天堂 , Nintendo.com, published August 9, 2024, retrieved August 9, 2024.
  5. ↑ Oh, Princess! What an absolute joy to see you safe and well! Despite that joy, I...feel ashamed that we were unable to find you... — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  6. ↑ On behalf of Minister Lefte and me, please accept our apologies, Princess! — General Wright (Echoes of Wisdom)
    General Wright. Minister Lefte. I appreciate your concern, but let's not dull this joyous moment with our regrets. — King of Hyrule (Echoes of Wisdom)
  7. ↑ So he was pulled into a rift... Another one, stolen away. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  8. ↑ Our fair Hyrule has continually been plagued with these rifts and disappearances. As you know, rifts have been appearing for a long time, claiming our young ones. Indeed, so many children have been stolen away. We've remained vigilant... But despite our best efforts, we've never been able to prevent the rifts from appearing. Ultimately, those who've experienced losses have been left to contend with their grief... Now, I've been receiving reports about people disappearing from every corner of Hyrule. — King of Hyrule (Echoes of Wisdom)
    And it isn't just children anymore. Adults are disappearing too. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  9. ↑ Your Majesty! — Soldier (Echoes of Wisdom)
    What is it, soldier? — General Wright (Echoes of Wisdom)
    Urgent news! The rifts! They're causing serious trouble! — Soldier (Echoes of Wisdom)
    Oh no! — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  10. ↑ Firstly, we've received word that someone from Suthorn Village was swallowed up by a rift. Then we also received news of dark monsters attacking people in Hyrule Field. — Soldier (Echoes of Wisdom)
  11. ↑ Minister Lefte, continue your investigations into the rift phenomenon. I am expecting you to find a way to save any and all who have vanished into the rifts. — King of Hyrule (Echoes of Wisdom)
    You can count on me, Sire. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  12. ↑ Guards! Lock her up immediately. — King of Hyrule? (Echoes of Wisdom)
    Lock up...the princess? — Soldier (Echoes of Wisdom)
    My daughter created the rift you see behind me. We cannot leave such horrible power unchecked. Disturbing though it may be, General Wright and Minister Lefte bore witness as well. — King of Hyrule? (Echoes of Wisdom)
  13. ↑ Well? Don't just stand there! Lock her up at once! — King of Hyrule? (Echoes of Wisdom)
    Yes, Your Majesty! — Soldier (Echoes of Wisdom)
  14. ↑ Hey. I remember this one from the castle. I can restore her back to normal if we mend this rift. — Tri (Echoes of Wisdom)
  15. ↑ You there! A moment of your time? — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  16. ↑ I am Lefte, minister of Hyrule. Pardon the intrusion, but...could you tell me where we are? — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  17. ↑ Oh! Princess Zelda?! — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  18. ↑ I'm embarrassed to admit I didn't recognize you in the cloak... Er, why are you wearing that? — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  19. ↑ So...we failed to save you from that beast, and now you're out here facing much danger... — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  20. ↑ I must confess, I am surprised to hear of your abilities. And your friend Tri accompanied you this whole time? — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  21. ↑ Thank you so much, Tri! — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
    You can see me? — Tri (Echoes of Wisdom)
  22. ↑ Who could miss you? You're floating right there, and aren't you precious! — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  23. ↑ I thought only Zelda could see me. — Tri (Echoes of Wisdom)
    Oh? So Lady Impa couldn't see you? How odd... — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  24. ↑ Oddities aside, I'm worried about His Majesty and the general. We'll need to make a plan... — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  25. ↑ There's much to consider, but for now, let's head to the [Marker]IconFile:EoW Marker Icon.png location Lady Impa told you about. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  26. ↑ Oh! I'm getting ahead of myself. Would you mind showing me your map? If I recall correctly... Yes, that's the place. That's where Lady Impa's brother lives. Makes sense she'd send you there. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  27. ↑ I'll lead the way. Follow me! — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  28. ↑ Over here, Princess! Let's travel together, shall we? — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  29. ↑ Right in here, Princess. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  30. ↑ Hello, sir! Pardon us, but my name is Lefte. Lady Impa is my colleague, and— — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
    Whozzat? I'm a very busy man. No time for chatter. Now, get! — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
  31. ↑ I apologize for the unannounced visit. But, please, we'll only be a moment. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
    No, no, no. I'm about to leave. Come back later! — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
    If you could just hear us out... — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
    I. Said. Nooo! I've got to go save Link! — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
  32. ↑ Hm? Hang on here... That's Link's cloak! So why do YOU have it? Did you see him? Well?! — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
  33. ↑ Mmm! I understand the situation now. Thanks for the explanation, Princess. — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
    Phew, we finally got through to him... — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  34. ↑ You're telling me we're the only ones who can see you? That's odd... — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
    Indeed! Such a fascinating, and might I add—adorable, creature. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  35. ↑ Yeah, yeah, sure. But back to the matter at hand: What is it that you and I have in common? We've both ended up in rifts and lived to tell the tale. It seems the rifts change people somehow... — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
  36. ↑ {{Cite|Oh, yeah! Guess I should introduce myself. The name's Lueburry. I'm Impa's older brother. And the swordsman who saved you is Link. I made his weapon: the Sword of Might.
    Mr. Lueburry, why did you make him a sword? — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
  37. ↑ Princess, remember that big, nasty blue fella who captured you? The sword was for taking him out. See, I spend my time researching Hyrule's history and its rifts. For ages now, rifts have appeared, and sometimes folks have ended up in them. Those unfortunate enough to be pulled into a rift vanished without a trace... After which townsfolk would say they'd been stolen away. Anyhow, Link made it his mission to fight the monsters that come crawling out of the rifts. He also tried to prevent folks from going missing. And I've been helping as I'm able too. Which's why I made him a sword—one that's effective against the rift monsters. — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
  38. ↑ So Link was helping out with the rifts as well... — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  39. ↑ Clearly we're missing something. The rift in the forest is gone, but Link's not back. What we need is more information. — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
    I may have something useful. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  40. ↑ When I was taken by the rift in Hyrule Castle, it felt like I was flown somewhere far away. The rift I was pulled into was at Hyrule Castle, but Princess Zelda found me in a rift in the forest. So how did I end up over there? — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  41. ↑ Rifts don't follow the same rules as your world. Things connect differently inside them. My friends had mentioned something about oversized rifts in other areas. We might end up finding the king and other missing people in far-off rifts. — Tri (Echoes of Wisdom)
  42. ↑ I think I found some. There's no saying where Zelda's father and the others might be. But I did spot some big rifts we can go explore. I've marked them on your map, Zelda. — Tri (Echoes of Wisdom)
  43. ↑ Princess Zelda, I must insist that you refrain from going to any more rifts! It's far too dangerous! — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  44. ↑ That's up to her to decide, Minister. I mean, she's the only one capable of mending the rifts. During this time of crisis in Hyrule, we all have to play our parts. Princess Zelda included. — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
    You make a salient point, Mr. Lueburry... — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  45. ↑ Princess, I urge you to go with Tri to the other rifts. You're the only one who can fix them and save all the people who've gone missing! Minister, you stay here and help me investigate the rifts. We'll play support for the princess. — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
    Oh! Of course. Investigations are my specialty. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  46. ↑ Princess, the rifts marked by Tri are located in the Gerudo Desert and Jabul Waters. Please let me know if you require further information. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  47. ↑ All right, Princess. I leave it to you to find the king, General Wright, and Link. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  48. ↑ I'll be here helping Mr. Lueburry investigate the rifts so we can better support you. Princess, how can I help? — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  49. ↑ [Tell me about the rifts.] Right now, there are large rifts in Jabul Waters and the Gerudo Desert. I'm happy to share anything I know about those areas. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  50. ↑ [Jabul Waters?] Jabul Waters is northeast of here. It's home to the Zora, who are remarkable swimmers. The residents are divided into the Sea Zora and River Zora. On the coast, soon after entering Jabul Waters, there is a small Hylian fishing village. I'm sure the villagers there will have interesting morsels to share with you about the local area. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  51. ↑ [Gerudo Desert?] Gerudo Desert is west of us. It's a harsh land with high temperatures and sandstorms. Skilled warriors known as the Gerudo live in a town far into the desert. Oh, yes! I almost forgot to mention: they're all women. Not a man among them. They're often on patrol near the desert entrance, so you may want to talk to them there. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  52. ↑ [Let's talk.] I keep thinking about His Majesty, the general, and Link... I hope that by mending the rifts, they'll be returned to us. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  53. ↑ [Let's talk.] Welcome back, Princess! I heard you saved General Wright! He's always so high energy... Though right now, his boisterousness brings me comfort. I can't stop thinking about the king... I hope he is safe. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  54. ↑ Things feel so tense in Hyrule, so I keep expecting something troubling to happen. We must find the king—and soon. Time is of the essence. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  55. ↑ So despite mopping up those rifts, there's still no sign of the king or Link. — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
  56. ↑ Your persistence has paid off, Princess. Thank you for taking care of those rifts. That leaves but one large rift—the one located in Hyrule Castle. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  57. ↑ Ah, right. That's the one that took these two as well as His Majesty... — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
  58. ↑ Our magnanimous king is in a rift even now... And while we stand here yammering away, those frauds are waltzing around in the castle! — General Wright (Echoes of Wisdom)
    General Wright, calm yourself. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  59. ↑ Princess. Mr Lueburry. Minister Lefte. As Hyrule's general, I cannot stand idly by! — General Wright (Echoes of Wisdom)
    What is it you intend to do, then? — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
    Take action, obviously! I am going to expose the true identities of those impostors tainting our beloved castle! — General Wright (Echoes of Wisdom)
  60. ↑ Chaaaaaaaaarge! — General Wright (Echoes of Wisdom)
    Wait! General Wright! For the love of— — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  61. ↑ General Wright headed toward Hyrule Castle. He plans to expose the true identities of the impostors in hopes of saving the king of Hyrule, who is still trapped in a rift. Minister Lefte followed General Wright, hoping to stop him. — Adventure Log (Echoes of Wisdom)
  62. ↑ Why won't you believe me?! Look at me! Listen to me! Behold me! Clearly you can see I'm your general! — General Wright (Echoes of Wisdom)
    It's just as I said, General... The impostors have taken control of our kingdom. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  63. ↑ The king told us to be on the lookout for impostors like YOU wandering around. — Soldier (Echoes of Wisdom)
  64. ↑ If you're the real deal, then tell me the password. You should know it, unless you're bluffing. — Beecher (Echoes of Wisdom)
  65. ↑ That's right. The king set a password. If you're who you say you are, then you'll know it. — Beecher (Echoes of Wisdom)
    I see. Clearly the fraudulent king is trying to frame US as the impostors... — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  66. ↑ General Wright, let's revise our strategy. They certainly won't believe us NOW... — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
    But if I can just— — General Wright (Echoes of Wisdom)
  67. ↑ The...rift! — Beecher (Echoes of Wisdom)
  68. ↑ Now, then! Brave soldiers of Hyrule! Guide all of those who are fleeing to safety. I'll seek out anyone else who's been left behind. Together, we will protect our people! — General Wright (Echoes of Wisdom)
  69. ↑ This is terrible... Princess, you're the only one who can mend the rift. Please, rescue those who've been taken! — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  70. ↑ I'll help with the evacuation! — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  71. ↑ S-s-scared... — Euca (Echoes of Wisdom)
    Aw, you poor dear. It's going to be all right. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  72. ↑ Come, let's go. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
    O-OK... — Euca (Echoes of Wisdom)
  73. ↑ Oh, Princess! This child was left behind. For now, I'll guide him to safety. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  74. ↑ We need to get underground, beneath the town. Do you know how we can, Lefte? — Tri (Echoes of Wisdom)
    A way underground, is it? If I recall, there's an underground passage at the bottom of the well near this house... — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  75. ↑ Please be so careful, you two. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  76. ↑ It is time for us to discuss next steps. Tri informed us earlier about what is occurring in Hyrule. Through your hard work and determination, the large rifts have been tended to. Still, peace has not been restored to Hyrule. There is work yet to be done. — King of Hyrule (Echoes of Wisdom)
  77. ↑ Initially, I deduced that everything had been at the hands of that monster, Ganon... That following Link's defeat of Ganon, we were seeing the aftereffects of their battle. But, Tri, you believe we may have been facing a different enemy all along? — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  78. ↑ Your Majesty! Large rifts are opening up all across Hyrule again! Three of them at once this time... — Soldier (Echoes of Wisdom)
    No... Where are these rifts appearing? — King of Hyrule (Echoes of Wisdom)
    They have appeared in Eldin Volcano, Faron Wetlands, and Holy Mount Lanayru, Sire. — Soldier (Echoes of Wisdom)
  79. ↑ Eldin, Faron, and Lanayru. I wonder. Considering those locations, then could it be... — King of Hyrule (Echoes of Wisdom)
    What is it, Sire? — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
    Those regions connect directly with the Prime Energy! — King of Hyrule (Echoes of Wisdom)
  80. ↑ This might mean...the rifts aren't natural occurrences but are being created by someone! — Lueburry (Echoes of Wisdom)
    That's impossible... — General Wright (Echoes of Wisdom)
    But, then...if that's true...the Prime Energy could end up with the enemy! — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  81. ↑ There are yet more legends passed down by the royal family of Hyrule... "When evil strives for the Prime Energy, a wise priestess and a courageous hero will appear." "Together, the priestess and the hero will rend this evil asunder." — King of Hyrule (Echoes of Wisdom)
  82. ↑ Zelda has gotten rid of many rifts... Could Zelda be the priestess of legend? — Tri (Echoes of Wisdom)
    She... Shut must be! But then, who is this hero? — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
    Perhaps it is the swordsman, Link? — King of Hyrule (Echoes of Wisdom)
  83. ↑ If Link is the hero, then that means both the priestess and the hero have indeed appeared! — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  84. ↑ Minister Lefte. You are to continue working with Lueburry, monitoring the rifts. — King of Hyrule (Echoes of Wisdom)
  85. ↑ Giant rifts have appeared at Eldin Volcano, Faron Wetlands, and Holy Mount Lanayru. I'll share anything I know about the regions with you, Princess. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  86. ↑ [Eldin Volcano?] Eldin Volcano is actively erupting. It's located in the northwest of Hyrule. Living atop the volcano are the Gorons—a hardy folk. But the path to them is perilous... You'll find Kakariko Village at the base. I suggest chatting with locals before scaling the mountain. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  87. ↑ [Faron Wetlands?] Faron Wetlands is uncharted territory for us. The entrance to the wetlands is past Lake Hylia. We know very little of the area. However, I have heard that there are people living in the wetlands. You may be able to learn something about the rift there if you meet them. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  88. ↑ [Holy Mount Lanayru?] Holy Mount Lanayru is a sacred place protected by the goddesses. Little is known of it. The rocky cliffs are treacherous there, making it impossible to investigate. Folklore tells that you can reach the summit by walking along the clouds of Hebra Mountain. Hebra Mountain is also dangerous. The only way up is through a cave at the base of the mountain. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  89. ↑ I will strive to do all I can! Please be careful during your travels, Princess! — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  90. ↑ Ah, welcome, you two. I hope you are both well. Princess, is there some way I can assist you? — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  91. ↑ [Any updated info?] Right now I'm gathering info from everything with Mr. Lueburry. It'll be a little bit before I have anything to share with you. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  92. ↑ [Let's chat.] Were the soldiers sent out to investigate the regions of any help to you, Princess? We've asked each of them to investigate each region. Please be sure to chat with them if you run into any of them. — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  93. ↑ Safe travels! Please let me know if you ever need anything from me! — Minister Lefte (Echoes of Wisdom)
  94. ↑ 左 - Wiktionary, the free dictionary , Wiktionary, retrieved September 2, 2024.
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