Zelda Twilight Princess Twilight Kakariko Village

5.1 Back in Hyrule Field

After you have finished defeating Diababba and completed the Temple, you’ll get warped back to Faron Woods right outside of Trill’s Shop. Now is a good time to get any free Red Potion or Lantern oil if you need any.

Faron tells you to leave the woods and find the lands protected by the Spirit Eldin, so head west past Coro and through the formerly closed gate which leads to Hyrule Field. Upon entering, you’ll be greeted by two bokoblins. Defeat them, and continue on into the main area where you will be able to get an accurate view of the entire field.

There are a few enemies lurking, which include some Kargaroks that are flying overhead, and are easily defeated with a few sword slashes. There are also some new creatures known as bombskits, however they run away easily and should not be a concern.

Follow the dirt path ahead, follow it uphil and if you look down to the right, you will see a tree with a golden spot at the bottom of its trunk. This is actually a Golden Bug, roll into the tree a few times to get the bug to fly away and then chase after it and when you are close enough, you will be able to press A and capture it. These insects are known as Golden Bugs and there are 24 of them in total, collecting these bugs will enable Link to upgrade his wallet at a later time.

Return to the path you were previously on and continue following it northward. The path is actually split with one end turning to the left and the other going across a bridge. At the split in the road there is a tree, look up to see a floating piece of heart on one of the branches, this piece can be obtained by using the Gale Boomerang. There isn’t much else to see at this portion of Hyrule Field so keep progressing to the far west portion of this area.

As you come close, a man will yell out, “HEEY”, it is the game’s postman who also resembles the postman from previous Zelda titles. He will warn you that a black wall is head and blocking the way. He introduces himself and hands you a letter which is simply an introductory letter.

Continue heading towards the black wall. One thing that should be noted about Hyrule Field is that the time of day changes depending on how long Link has been in the field, if you linger in the field past nighttime, a new enemy will appear which is a skeletal dog creature, that can be defeated with a few sword slashes.

Continue traveling southward and follow the path as it leads to a wall of Twilight. Midna will then warn you that if you step into the twilight you will turn into a wolf, walk forward and allow Midna to pull you into the Twilight.

5.2 Twilight Kakariko Gorge

Now that you are back in the Twilight Link will be returned to his wolf form. Head west from where you are and you will find the wooden sword that Link gave Talo earlier. The sword has the scent of the kids so sniff it and use your wolf senses to see where the kids have been.

You should not be able to follow the scent as long as you have keep your wolf senses activated. As you progress you will eventually come across more Shadow Beasts. Defeat them, make sure not to leave one alive, and they will disappear.
After doing so you will notice that a bridge is missing a piece, preventing Link from progressing.

At this point Midna will explain that when you defeat Shadow Beasts a portal will be left behind. While in Wolf Link form you will be able to use these portals to warp location to location. You will then be prompted to warp back to the Faron Woods to find the missing bridge piece.

Warp to the North Faron Woods and to your right is the bridge piece. Approach the bridge and talk to Midna. Listen to what she says and warp back to the Kakariko Gorge with the bridge piece.

Now that you are back at the bridge with the piece in place. Turn your wolf senses back on and continue to follow the kid’s scent until you reach a gate with 2 bokoblins on the other side. Midna will advise you to an area where you can dig under the gate. Defeat the 2 Bokoblins and then enter Kakariko Village.