↑ " A painter unfamiliar to any of us has arrived in the village.The last thing she said to me was: "What's more important, the Cuccos or me?!" I chose the Cuccos." - Journal of Various Worries ( Breath of the Wild) ↑ " Journal of Various Worries" - N/A ( Breath of the Wild).Although she is fearful, Paya feels that this destiny is swiftly approaching. She brings up the Sheikah Heirloom handed down in her family, writing that she has been hearing voices concerning its purpose. The final entry in the Journal belongs to Paya, who signs the entry using the fruit that gave her her name, "Papaya". Lasli writes that Fireflies are the only thing to truly make her happy, but she has been banned from walking at night and finds herself despairing without them. She expresses her dissatisfaction with her life after the murder of her boyfriend, despite her job keeping her occupied. įollowing Rola's entry is Lasli's, signed as "Struggling Shop Girl". She signs her worry as a "Lonely Arrow Girl" and notes how Link appears to be a fine archer, hoping he comes by her shop. As Dorian is the only man in Kakariko Village with two children, the signature exposes him.Īfter this, there is an entry written by Rola. Although he attempts to remain anonymous, he signs the entry as an "Anonymous Father of Two". Next is an entry by Dorian, who is concerned over the appearance of Pikango and his search for the Great Fairy Fountain. It details how he decided to choose his precious Cuccos over his wife, Rola. The first entry is by Cado, who signs it as "The Bow Master". Link can read the Book to get a glimpse at future Side Quests that will become available. As Impa is the chief of the Village, the book is located on a counter in her home. Wearing the hood increases your sideways climbing speed.The Journal of Various Worries is a Book detailing the troubled thoughts of a number of villagers in Kakariko Village. Ravio’s Hood is a reference to the character of the same name from A Link Between Worlds. If you activate Magnesis, you’ll see a chest right under the hand of the dragon. Walk up the small, lightly colored dirt that leads beneath the hand of the dragon. Keep going forward and head right as you approach the first palm tree. The hidden chest for the Merchant’s Hood Nintendo Upon exiting the shrine, head out to the right between the statue’s head and the right hand statue. If you recall, the entrance to Spring of Courage is a giant dragon’s mouth with statues of two hands beside it. To find Lake Dracozu, head over to Shae Katha shrine where the Spring of Courage is, directly south of Dueling Peaks Tower. “The traveling merchant’s hood is in the right hand of the dragon that consumes the Spring of Courage at Dracozu Lake”. Upon finding the journal tucked away in the ruins of the building directly under the map marker, you get yet another clue. The Deya Village Ruins journal location Nintendo Fast travel to Dueling Peaks Tower and head west directly to the village ruins. When the quest is active, you’ll get this marker on your map. Somewhere in the Deya Village Ruins is a journal that places the location of this treasure.” One of the items stolen was the traveling merchant’s hood.
“The royal family of Hyrule collected historically significant outfits, but they were stolen by a bandit named Misko. When you first receive the quest, you’ll get the following clue: One of the many EX treasure side quests you’ll receive with the DLC is EX Treasure: Merchant’s Hood side quest. In The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild ’s Champions Ballad DLC, there are a wealth of brand new items for you to find.
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