Learnings of the Zora, Part Six

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The Learnings of the Zora, Part Six are an Object in Tears of the Kingdom.[1]

Location and Uses

The Learnings of the Zora, Part Six can be found in two separate parts. The first half is located on the southeastern end of Ruto Mountain, west of Rutala Dam, while the second half is situated southeast of Upland Zorana.

Transcription

The BeginningThe Conclusion

Learnings of the Zora, Part Six
The Story of Mipha Court: The Beginning
As told by Prince Sidon

There was once a terrifying monster on Ploymus Mountain, loosing shock arrows on all who dared crossed its path.

It was of utmost importance to drive the beast away, but as the Zora are weak to electricity, our efforts were futile.

That is when a lone Hylian arrived at the domain. This swordsman who was sparing with his words...his name was Link.

Unlike us Zora, he was immune to shocks! Well, perhaps that is an exaggeration, but one thing is certain. He was very brave.

After careful preparation, he ascended Ploymus Mountain and defeated the foul beast all by himself.

As if in celebration of the newfound peace, clean water mysteriously began flowing at the top of Ploymus Mountain.

That is when many Zora, if not most, voiced support for building a place that all could enjoy in that formerly frightful spot.

Yet the many tree roots and stones made this task tricky, leading to a focus on the no-less-difficult matter of the name.

"Zora Park" was too obvious. "Ploymus Park" only conjured images of the former terrors found there.

When I candidly asked whether we should focus on the hard work at hand rather than the name, they all turned my way.

"Prince Sidon," they asked. "Surely you must have a good suggestion?" To that, I fell silent, and stayed so for a long while.

I shall write the conclusion of this story on another monument.

Learnings of the Zora, Part Six

Learnings of the Zora, Part Six
The Story of Mipha Court: The Conclusion
As told by Prince Sidon

The first half of this tale can be found on another stone monument. If it is not too much trouble, I advise reading that first.

I now present the conclusion.

When posed with the task of naming this storied location, I, Prince Sidon, fell silent.

After a time, I timidly proposed the one and only name that came to mind for this place of newfound peace.

I suggested that we name it after my beloved sister who had long been lost to us...Mipha Court.

I worried they would think I was unfairly favoring my own family's legacy by naming it after my kin.

A hush fell over the group. After a time, one of the stonemasons raised his voice in agreement.

More voices joined his, one after another. The idea was embraced wholly, and the craftsmen all returned to their work.

Though the work was grueling, from then until the completion of Mipha Court, the air was filled with laughter and singing.

This incident drove home to my very core how much everyone loved my sister.

I hope one day to inspire such admiration. If there is ever to be a Sidon Court, I must work tirelessly to earn that honor.

Learnings of the Zora, Part Six

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References

  1. "Learnings of the Zora, Part Six
    The Story of Mipha Court: The Beginning
    As told by Prince Sidon
    " — Learnings of the Zora, Part Six (Tears of the Kingdom)