Yachimatahiko's Trial

Yachimatahiko's Trial is a World Quest in Enkanomiya. It is part of the Erebos' Secret quest series.
==Steps==
# Go to The Emanant Skylight
# Investigate the water in the pool during Evernight
#* Step is completed upon reaching the Time Tunnel, even if the player does not go through it
# Talk to the afterimage in front of the seal
# Release all the Flames of the High Gate (0/4)
# Talk to Uda
==Puzzle Walkthrough==
The Flames of the High Gate can be released in any order. The following walkthrough is provided for convenience.
# Switch the Day-Night Mechanism to Evernight.
# Glide north from the Day-Night Mechanism to the Triangular Mechanism.
# Hit the Triangular Mechanism once.
# Glide south into the room and touch the First Flame.
# Glide north back to the Triangular Mechanism.
# Climb up to the roof and up the hill to the highest point.
# Glide west and touch the Second Flame in mid-air.
# Switch the Day-Night Mechanism to Whitenight.
# Go east from the Day-Night Mechanism, down the stairs.
# Go south, then east to touch the Third Flame.
# Return to the foot of the stairs.
# Go west to find another Triangular Mechanism.
# Hit the Triangular Mechanism once to bring down the gate to the east.
# Switch the Day-Night Mechanism to Evernight.
# Return to the previous gate, and hit the Triangular Mechanism inside the room.
# Go south and touch the Fourth Flame.
==Gameplay Notes==
* Completing the quest grants the .
==Dialogue==
;(Talk to Uda)
:Uda: I am Uda of the Jibashiri. Hero of Sangonomiya, I acknowledge that you are worthy to take on this challenge.
:Uda: I am in charge of the trial of "wisdom." Go forth and solve all the puzzles to return the Flames of the High Gate to their places.
:Uda: It is not bravery that advances bereft of wisdom, but foolhardiness instead!
:Uda: I will await your completion of the challenge at the Tower of the Three Realms above.
;(Talk to Uda after dispersing the flames)
:Uda: I, Uda of the Jibashiri, acknowledge your great valor.
:Uda: Indeed, you are both "extensive and meticulous" in your wisdom.
:Paimon: How can you tell a person's character from these trials?
:Uda: To be honest, these words are praises that the Divine Priestess used to bestow upon skilled youths. They eventually came to be written on pennants at the Jibashiri headquarters.
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==Change History==
es:La prueba de Yachimatahiko