Serenade to Mija

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Stage	1
Description	The Great Fairy Mija is hiding in her glower bud, found in the foothills of a mountain near Snowfield Stable. Horn music might draw her out, but the horn player Eustus is missing. A traveler who'd come from the south reported hearing the sound of a horn along the road in the area around Tabantha Great Bridge.
Stage	2
Description	It's said that the Great Fairy Mija, who lives on the lower slope of a mountain near Snowfield Stable, won't come out of her bud. Eustus, the Stable Trotters member that Mastro was searching for, has safely returned to the troupe. Go talk to Mastro at Snowfield Stable.
Stage	3
Description	It's said that the Great Fairy who lives on the lower slope of a mountain near Snowfield Stable won't come out of her bud. Mastro thinks the Stable Trotters' horn music will bring her out. They'd like to go to her, but their wagon has no roof, so he's worried the band will catch cold in the snow. For now, they're stuck at the stable.
Stage	Complete
Description	The Stable Trotters' performance inspired the Great Fairy to leave her bud. The horn player, Eustus, was moved that she enjoyed his music. Mastro gave you a silver rupee as a thank-you for helping his troupe.

Stage	Description
1	The Great Fairy Mija is hiding in her glower bud, found in the foothills of a mountain near Snowfield Stable. Horn music might draw her out, but the horn player Eustus is missing. A traveler who'd come from the south reported hearing the sound of a horn along the road in the area around Tabantha Great Bridge.
2	It's said that the Great Fairy Mija, who lives on the lower slope of a mountain near Snowfield Stable, won't come out of her bud. Eustus, the Stable Trotters member that Mastro was searching for, has safely returned to the troupe. Go talk to Mastro at Snowfield Stable.
3	It's said that the Great Fairy who lives on the lower slope of a mountain near Snowfield Stable won't come out of her bud. Mastro thinks the Stable Trotters' horn music will bring her out. They'd like to go to her, but their wagon has no roof, so he's worried the band will catch cold in the snow. For now, they're stuck at the stable.
Complete	The Stable Trotters' performance inspired the Great Fairy to leave her bud. The horn player, Eustus, was moved that she enjoyed his music. Mastro gave you a silver rupee as a thank-you for helping his troupe.

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names	Meanings
French^EUEuropean	Sérénade pour Mijah^[2]	Serenade to MijahFrench name for Mija
This table was generated from Zelda Wiki's translation data.