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==Lore==  
==Lore==  
''"The labyrinth under Misery Mire was sealed by the same magic that created the wind and the rain in the swamp. The first hero ever to explore this maze is said to be the legendary Link. While standing on the lightning bolt symbol near the cave entrance, Link called upon the magic of the Ether Medallion, causing the clouds to vanish and the dungeon entrance to rise from the swamp."''
''"The labyrinth under Misery Mire was sealed by the same magic that created the wind and the [[rain]] in the swamp. The first hero ever to explore this maze is said to be the legendary Link. While standing on the lightning bolt symbol near the cave entrance, Link called upon the magic of the Ether Medallion, causing the clouds to vanish and the dungeon entrance to rise from the swamp."''


''"A Change in the Weather''
''"A Change in the Weather''
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''It was the magic of the Ether Medallion that caused the clouds to disappear and the Misery Maze entrance to rise from the swamp. Link and other adventurers to follow were then able to explore the passages of the maze."''
''It was the magic of the Ether Medallion that caused the clouds to disappear and the Misery Maze entrance to rise from the swamp. Link and other adventurers to follow were then able to explore the passages of the maze."''


''"As long as rain clouds hovered over Misery Mire, the entrance to Misery Maze would be sealed."''
''"As long as [[rain]] clouds hovered over Misery Mire, the entrance to Misery Maze would be sealed."''


''"Inside Misery Maze, Link received a clue about the connection between several torches in the maze and a door that would not open."''
''"Inside Misery Maze, Link received a clue about the connection between several torches in the maze and a door that would not open."''

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