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The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (1993)

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Continuing from where we left off in the previous part, we opened the door to the third dungeon Key Cavern, and now we enter the dungeon to obtain the third instrument that will wake the Wind Fish.

In the dungeon itself, you start to see me relying more on the map as I continue to traverse it. Getting far enough into the dungeon finally gets me the Pegasus Boots and we see the same obstacle here that was in the Dream Shrine, so we can now go back there and get the item that was behind it. But before we even go any further on that line, we finish up the dungeon first, getting all the way to the end to face off against Slime Eye after a mental failure of not ramming the walls using the boots.

Fighting against Slime Eye, as I kept attacking it, I wondered if I was doing something wrong but I wasn't, I was just poorly aiming my attacks such that they were bouncing off rather than hurting it. As the fight went on I started making more headway against it, eventually beating Slime Eye and getting the next instrument.

After clearing the dungeon, it was right back to the Dream Shrine to settle a score, using the boots we did not just get the Ocarina that was in the shrine, but the enemies blocking the way were also trivialised by the boots charge.

After getting the ocarina, we showed it to Marin where she then teaches the Ballad of the Wind Fish to us. Then we move on to getting to the fourth dungeon, which the voice in the dungeon says is behind a waterfall, but the owl on the other hand tells us to go to Yarna Desert.

Of course I start fooling around again after I got most of my business done, eventually ending up in Animal Village, where I learn that the path to Yarna Desert is there in the village but is blocked off by a Walrus who will only wake up to Marin's singing. So we know what I need to do to move on, but that will be for the next part.

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