The Bird in the Mountains | |
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Quest Giver | Molli |
Location | Rito Village |
Reward | Mozo Shenno Shrine |
"The Bird in the Mountains" is a Shrine Quest in Breath of the Wild.[1]
Overview[]
In Rito Village, Link can meet a young Rito named Molli, who asks him if he wants to hear a story.[2] If Link agrees, she tells of a time her Grandpa stopped at a Cedar Tree while Climbing a mountain, and he looked down to the northwest.[3] When he did, he saw a huge white Bird with its wings spread out.[4] He flew after the Bird, at which point he noticed something inside of its stomach.[5]
Molli pauses when she is about to reveal what the Bird swallowed.[6] When Link asks her what it was, Molli admits that she gets sleepy at this part of the story and does not remember.[7] However, she does know where the Cedar Tree is,[8] pointing out a Cedar Tree on Talonto Peak.[9] Molli wonders what the Bird swallowed, and she laments being unable to ask her grandfather now.[10] When she finishes speaking, the Shrine Quest begins.[note 1]
If Link Climbs Talonto Peak and looks to the northwest, he will see Biron Snowshelf, which looks like the silhouette of a Bird. As he Paraglides towards it, the glow of Mozo Shenno Shrine will become visible from a cave below the Snowshelf. Once the Ancient Shrine is activated, the Shrine Quest will be completed.
Objectives[]
Stage | Description |
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1 | Molli in Rito Village told you a story about the lone cedar tree on the Hebra Mountains. "Once upon a time, my grandpa stopped at a big tree while he was climbing a big mountain and looked below him to the northwest. When suddenly he saw a HUGE snow-white birdie with its wings spread wide! My grandpa took off flying after the snow-white birdie. And as he got a little closer to the white birdie, Grandpa saw something SUPER important inside its belly!" |
Complete | When you looked out from the top of the lone cedar tree Molli told you about, you saw the shape of a large bird in the snowy cliff tops. As you soared down to investigate, you caught a glimpse of a hidden ancient shrine! |
Nomenclature[]
Names in other regions | |||
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Language | Name | ||
Japanese | おっきなお山のおっきな木 (Okkina oyama no okkina ki) | ||
ChineseTR | 高聳入雲的山上有棵參天大樹 (Gāosǒng rù yún de shānshàng yǒu kē cāntiān dà shù) | ||
Dutch | De grote boom | ||
FrenchEU | L'arbre solitaire | ||
German | Der einsame Baum | ||
Italian | Il grande albero | ||
Korean | 커다란 산의 커다란 나무 (Keodaran sanui keodaran namu) | ||
Russian | «Одинокое дерево» («Odinokoye derevo») | ||
SpanishLA | El gran pájaro blanco | ||
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Gallery[]
- BotW Mozo Shenno Shrine Exterior.png
Mozo Shenno Shrine
See Also[]
Notes
- ↑ It is possible to immediately complete this Shrine Quest by finding Mozo Shenno Shrine before speaking to Molli.
References
- ↑ "The Bird in the Mountains
Rito Village" — Adventure Log (Breath of the Wild) - ↑ "Want me to tell you a story?" — Molli (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "*ahem* Once upon a time... My grandpa stopped at a big tree while he was climbing a big mountain and looked below him to the northwest." — Molli (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "When suddenly he saw a HUGE snow-white birdie with its wings spread wide!" — Molli (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "My grandpa took off flying after the snow-white birdie. And as he got a little closer to the white birdie, Grandpa saw something SUPER important inside its belly!" — Molli (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "The birdie had swallowed—!" — Molli (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "[Well? What was it?!] ...I always get sleepy around that part of the story...so I don't remember..." — Molli (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "OH! I know where the big tree is, though!" — Molli (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "It's over there! You see it? Grandpa said he saw the snow-white birdie from THAT tree!" — Molli (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "Hmm hmm hmm... Now what did that snow-white birdie swallow? I can't hear the story from Grandpa anymore... *sniff*" — Molli (Breath of the Wild)