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Once he reaches the bottom of the hill, there is a room filled mostly with lava to the right. If Link explodes a Bomb Flower just outside of the room, he destroys a rock that was formerly plugging up all of the lava, which allows the fluid to drain out. The lava level is then low enough for him to roll another Bomb Flower across the room into a cracked rock. Exploding it reveals the final piece. Link then takes it to the Earth Temple to open it up and continue his search for [[ | Once he reaches the bottom of the hill, there is a room filled mostly with lava to the right. If Link explodes a Bomb Flower just outside of the room, he destroys a rock that was formerly plugging up all of the lava, which allows the fluid to drain out. The lava level is then low enough for him to roll another Bomb Flower across the room into a cracked rock. Exploding it reveals the final piece. Link then takes it to the Earth Temple to open it up and continue his search for [[Zelda]].{{Ref|SS|339|In-Game Description}} | ||
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A Piece of the Key is an item that appears in Skyward Sword. There are five key pieces in total that are scattered around the Eldin Volcano in Eldin Province. Once they are all gathered, they form a large, almost circular key that can be used to open the Earth Temple.
Story
Link first hears of the pieces of the key just outside of the entrance to the temple, where Ledd is telling Cobal that the key is buried somewhere nearby.[1] The two Mogmas plan on sneaking inside of the temple and stealing the Treasure within.[2] However, Cobal then points out that they can simply dig their way in.[3]
Fi, determining that the key pieces are made of the same material in the Earth Temple's door, sets the pieces as dowsing targets.[4][5] Link can find the five pieces buried under the ground in different spots around Eldin. They all must be retrieved from the ground using the Digging Mitts.
Locations
First Piece
The closest piece is found in a hole just to the left of where Link hears the Mogmas mention the key.
Second Piece
The second piece is even farther to the left in a hole at the bottom of a small hill. A large tower stands over top of the piece of the key, but it can be knocked over using the Bomb Flower nearby.
Third Piece
Like the previous piece, Link must roll a Bomb Flower down a steep, sandy hill. This time, it is necessary to destroy a rock that blocked the hole containing the third piece of the key.
Fourth Piece
After climbing up the mountain for a while, Link finds another steep hill that he can slide down. One key piece is located on the right side when the path down the hill divdes. Link can stop on a flat surface where vents of air are shooting into the sky nearby. By jumping on these air vents and using the Sailcloth at just the right time, Link will be propelled to a ledge that once again has a hole concealing the fourth piece of the key.
Fifth Piece
Once he reaches the bottom of the hill, there is a room filled mostly with lava to the right. If Link explodes a Bomb Flower just outside of the room, he destroys a rock that was formerly plugging up all of the lava, which allows the fluid to drain out. The lava level is then low enough for him to roll another Bomb Flower across the room into a cracked rock. Exploding it reveals the final piece. Link then takes it to the Earth Temple to open it up and continue his search for Zelda.[6]
References
- ↑ "They busted up the key to that door and hid the pieces all over the place. I'm telling you, one of the five pieces is buried right around here." — Ledd, Skyward Sword.
- ↑ "Whaddya think, igneous? We sneak inside and take all the treasure we can carry!" — Ledd, Skyward Sword.
- ↑ "Hey... Why are we so worried about a key when we can just dig our way in?" — Cobal, Skyward Sword.
- ↑ "Additionally, I calculate there is a 95% probability that the key to this door is made of the same material composition as this mechanism that bars it." — Fi, Skyward Sword.
- ↑ "I have detected objects of the same material in the surrounding area. Ascertaining the location of these objects will aid in our search for Zelda. I have registered them as dowsing targets." — Fi, Skyward Sword.
- ↑ "You got the last piece of the key! Now you can open the temple door. Hurry back to the summit and open the door to the temple so you can continue your search for Zelda, who has been taken into the depths of the temple!" — In-Game Description, Skyward Sword.