Zelda: Ocarina of Time Retuned/Discoveries

A list of discoveries in OoTR. They are added to the bestiary after Link enters a specific room, interacts with a specific object or whatever else. 
== List of Discoveries ==
Quoted from the bestiary.
=== Kokiri Forest ===
In the heart of the Lost Woods, is the home village of the Kokiri. It is the only protected part of the forest. It is said that those who aren’t Kokiri turn into a plant here. Furthermore, it is said the Kokiri who leave will die. Such is the law of the forest.
=== The Kokiri ===
The children of the forest, the Kokiri never age. They always reside in the woods, away from the eyes of Hyrule. They are said to have been brought to life by the Great Deku Tree. The name Kokiri originated from the ancient word “Kokina” meaning child, and “Ri” meaning forest.
=== The Great Deku Tree ===
The Guardian Spirit of the forest, the Deku Tree has protected the woods since time immoral. He has served as the father and creator of the Kokiri. No matter what he vows to protect the woods for as long as he lives.
=== Inside the Deku Tree ===
Despite his divine appearance outside, the inside of the Deku Tree is as gloomy as one would expect the interior of a hollow tree. No Kokiri has any reason to enter him. Despite that, the presence of development inside him, such as ladders and torches imply some group tried to create residence with the tree. But these are just stories. But are they true?
=== Story of Creation ===
Excerpt from the Sacred Historia:
”The world was nothing but a void of chaos. In the midst of it, three golden goddesses descended. Power, Wisdom, Courage... the three goddesses of these attributes served a role in the creation of the world. With her power, Din forged the earth. With her wisdom, Nayru gave the spirit of law. And with her courage, Farore created life. Their tasks finished, they departed to the heavens.”
=== Hyrule Field ===
The central plain in Hyrule, the fields are best known for being breathtaking. They also serves as the land between all the provinces of Hyrule. In this field, you’ll find small settlements scattered about, along with roving merchants. Despite its cheery atmosphere during the day, the field has its own set of problems. At night, monsters will roam about. Furthermore, one must look out for bandits and crooks. A basic survival quote is well known in Hyrule: “To teach the capital, do it before the sun sets.”
=== Lon Lon Ranch ===
A welcoming family farm in the center of Hyrule Field, Lon Lon is best know for its delicious cow milk. Not only that, but visitors can ride horses to their heart’s content. However, you haven’t heard beautiful until you’ve heard the singing voice of Malon, the daughter of Talon, who owns the ranch.
=== Hyrule Castle Town Market ===
The capital city of Hyrule, the marketplace serves lots of good bargains for those who wish to buy things. Furthermore, almost anyone can sell anything here, and make a fortune. And if that doesn’t satisfy you, the game places here can provide a good experience to some.
=== Castle Town Residential Areas ===
The back alleys are where most of the Castle Town’s population reside. Almost nothing happens here. Lots of of dogs, however, tend to roam about. Hearing them howl to the moon is quite stunning.
=== Castle Town Royal Quarter ===
The northern Castle Town is where most of highly expensive shops reside, along with the rich people of Hyrule. There is also the Castle Watchtower, giving visitors a good view of Hyrule Castle. Seeing the sun rise over it is quite surreal. The Royal Quarter is also where the Temple of Time can accessed. 
=== Hyrule Castle ===
The crown symbol of kingdom, Hyrule Castle is as old as Hyrule. Heavily guarded, almost no one is allowed entry, unless they have a scheduled appointment. It is said that Princess Zelda has never left the castle, unless on Royal business. No one has been insane enough to break into the castle.
=== Hyrule Castle Gardens ===
Within the walls of Hyrule Castle is the courtyard, filled with exquisite plants, statues, and many more. Of course, this place heavily guarded, as the royal family does not want anyone intruding on the castle.
=== The Sacred Realm ===
Excerpt from the Sacred Historia:
”...upon leaving this world behind, the very spot where they left formed the sacred Triforce, which can grant any wishes if one touches it. The space around the Triforce became its own world: The Sacred Realm. The Goddess built an entrance to the Sacred Realm somewhere in the land of Hyrule. And thus, the Triforce was prevented from falling in the wrong hands.”
=== Temple of Time ===
An ancient building, the Temple of Time is one the most mystical and sacred in the land. Very few people go into the temple anymore. The only people who go within are those who want to wish to the goddess statue inside and give their blessing and seek peace. There is simply something that gives a sense of calm to anyone who enters.
=== The Door of Time ===
”Ye who holds four Spiritual Stones: Hold the Ocarina of Time and play the Song of Time. Only then will thine’s path open.” Such says the inscription in the Temple of Time. These words act as instructions as to how to open the Great door in Temple of Time. Many have tried finding these artifacts years ago, but have all given up today. Will it ever open? None may know...
=== Kakariko Village ===
A small village close to the capital, Kakariko is simple town. Kakariko raises Cucoos lovingly, and gives visitors an unforgettable experience. The town’s “impossible to miss” is the Windmill, which might one of the tallest structures in Hyrule. It is said that the village was a Sheikah Village, but Lady Impa opened it to the public. 
=== The Sheikah ===
Also known as the Shadow People, which is what the ancient Hyrulean word for “Sheikah” stands for, these people are a benevolent yet fierce tribe. In the ancient past, they were close servants of the Goddess Hylia. Now, they serve the Royal Family, which is said to be descended from the Goddess. The Sheikah’s defining features are white hair, ruby red eyes, and their infamous emblem. Lady Impa, who is a close guardian of the princess, is a Sheikah. Are there more like her?
=== Hyrule Archives ===
This massive library situated beneath the windmill contains the entire history of the kingdom of Hyrule, and archives the stories, fairytales, and other books in Hyrule’s history. Thanks to Impa opening the village for everyone, anyone can now rent a book at this place.
=== History of Hyrule ===
Excerpt from the Sacred Historia:
”...the war ended, but we lived there no longer. We resides in heavens above, close to our gods. However, centuries later, we discovered the legendary land far below the clouds, and built our home here. We settled, we moved, until we established our land. The Kingdom of Hylia. We named it Hyrule.”
=== Graveyard ===
Behind the happy atmosphere of Kakariko Village, the graveyard is far more gloomy. The Sheikah were put to rest in this hallowed ground, their souls at peace. The Royal Family are also said to have been buried here. At night, the gravedigger, Dampè, hosts a Gravedigging Tour, where, for a price, he can dig up the ground. If you’re lucky, you may get a prize!”
=== Royal Family’s Tomb ===
The tomb where the Royal Family used to be put to rest. All the peaceful bodies were moved to the Castle graveyard some time ago. However, that doesn’t mean it’s vacant. The restless dead reside here, and will attempt to attack anyone who approaches. No one would have any insanity to enter this tomb.
=== Death Mountain ===
”If thrill and excitement is what makes your interest “Peak” then come to our peak. Despite its unwelcoming name, Death Mountain is Home to the friendly Gorons and its trademark plant, Bomb Flowers. Take a visit to this beloved mountain, it welcomes all!” -Hyrule Tourism Bureau
=== Goron City ===
“Hey, Brother! Welcome to Goron City, your one-stop for the caveiest, friendliest, Town In Death Mountain! Enjoy the the beloved muscle loosening hot springs, mesmerize the spinning Brotherhood Jar, And, If you’re feeling risky, try to stop the mad dashing of the big Goron! All the wonders are more, here at Goron City!” -Goron City Tourism Pamphlet
=== The Gorons ===
The friendly rock people of Death Mountain, the Gorons are quite a fascinating people. Gorons have a tendency to call friends “brothers”, no matter the context. They enjoy eating high-class rocks, and are usually picky about. They also hate gemstone, apparently. Their favorite thing, though, is dancing to music. They enjoy all kinds, but they love the music that comes from a tunnel.
=== Lost Woods ===
Taking up a large amount of the Great Hyrule Forest, the Lost Woods are giving their name for a reason. It is very easy to get lost in the woods, and they show no mercy to anyone who enters. Many travelers come in these woods.... and never return. Only the Kokiri and the Deku know their way here.
=== Sacred Forest Meadow ===
The Heart of the forest holds an amazing secret: the sacred forest meadow. Behind the maze like Gardens is a massive structure. Despite its beauty and danger, nothing about the Meadow is natural, as if it was a way to confuse people from reaching the building behind the maze.
=== Dodongo’s Cavern ===
“Ready to say, “That rocks”? Then visit Dodongo’s Cavern, the mine of the Gorons! See the Gorons in action as they Mine their premium sirloin rock from within the cavern. Watch out for freakishly large lizards though. If you see one, call help. Tours every weekend night.” -Hyrule Tourism Bureau.
=== The Great Dodongo ===
A great fossil resides within Dodongo’s Cavern. This massive Dodongo skeleton has existed long before Death Mountain was named. Within it is the far more bountiful quarry of the mine, where most of the exquisite rocks are located.
=== Great Fairies ===
Great Fairies are magical creatures, said to be an ancient and far more advanced form of normal fairies. Great Fairies reside in magic springs, created by them and flourishing in even the most hostile lands of Hyrule. Great Fairies bestow great powers on whoever stumbles upon them.
=== Zora’s River ===
Located in Eastern Hyrule, the Zora’s River flows from both the Domain and Fountain, where majority of Hyrule’s water sources stem from. Due to the purity of the water, many plants and farmlands prosper near the waterbed, creating bountiful harvests.
=== Zora’s Domain ===
Dubbed one of the “Wonders of Hyrule”, Zora’s Domain has earned such a title. It is within a massive cavern filled with bodies of water, including springs, large waterfalls, and beautiful coral reefs. While the Domain is typically open and definitely a spot for travelers to visit at least once, there are moments where it’s sealed off. Only the Royal Family or its messengers can enter it then.
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