This location is home to Sakon the Thief. Sakon's Hideout Main article: Sakon's Hideout The inability to play the Song of Storms in time will cause a swift game over. Be warned however, being in the cave prior to setting Sharp's soul to rest will have Sharp rapidly drain Link's health. The song manages to cleanse the evil within Sharp and the dry cave fills with water once again. After learning the Song of Storms beneath the graveyard, Link can play the song within the cave.
The cave has recently dried up, thus stopping the flow of the river. Within this cave, Link encounters a powerful Poe named Sharp, who sold his soul to the devil. Spring Water Cave Main article: Spring Water Cave Link can obtain the Captain's Hat here as well as learn the Song of Storms hidden Beneath the Graveyard. Like the Kakariko Village Graveyard, the odd gravekeeper Dampé patrols the area. This eery and mysterious Graveyard is vastly similar to the Kakariko Village Graveyard seen in Ocarina of Time. Ikana Graveyard Main article: Ikana Graveyard Link can obtain the Gibdo Mask here after playing the Song of Healing to Pamela's father.
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However, the large civilization diminished over time and because of this, the area has become somewhat of a barren wasteland, full of ghostly beings and the undead. This is the main area within the region of Ikana and it once used to be the center of the great Kingdom of Ikana. Locations Ikana Canyon Main article: Ikana Canyon
Continuing down the path leads Link to Ikana Canyon. If Link dons the Garo's Mask, he is able to talk with the being and once done so, he reveals a small tree beside him that Link can Hookshot up to. Toward the middle is a strange undead figure sitting atop a cliff, known as the Poe Collector. Link eventually comes to a split in the road that forks to the left and right. Link must use Epona to hurdle the fences that block the entrance to the region. After acquiring the Garo's Mask, Link must ride Epona to the easternmost section of Termina Field.
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