I got to the temple, and the goddess gave me her blessing. It was so so sweet. I need to seek out more shrines. There are a couple more in my way. I decided to head back to the Shrine of Resurrection, figuring maybe a shrine is a shrine, but no. No monks or orbs here. Just another Korok. After I went to sleep Zelda spoke to me again, the blood moon rises once again, and Ganon's power grows. Maybe I shouldn't dilly dally too much. But what's a few extra months if everyone has been waiting 100 years.
The two shrines up here are connected. They had some good loot in them. A spear and longblade that are just amazingly well made. and of course delicious spirit orbs. Being able to fly between the two Duelling Peaks is awesome. I don't know how I'd handle this trip otherwise. Well, lots of climbing up and down probably. It comes to mind that after I finish the second shrine up here I'll have enough orbs to pray for a blessing. I guess I'll head back to the Temple of Time soon.
I was heading to one of the shrines I had spotted earlier. It wasn't too far out of the way. When I saw that it was located next to a stables. There were so many people there. 4. There were 4 whole real people. The proprietor of the Riverside Inn, which had a very comfortable bed. The merchant Beedle, who is the only one whose name I can remember. And a couple of travelers fascinated by the castle. One was a gourmet, and he asked me if I could bring a cookbook from the castle for him. Based on what I've heard though it's way too dangerous. The other traveler was an adventurer. She would go on expeditions for treasure into the 🏰. She told me of a few ways in, though apparently they have gotten more dangerous recently (I wonder if that has something to do with me). Anyways, I am so celebrating meeting a number of non-ghost people. Please be non-ghosts everyone.
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