What lies beneath Hyrule Castle?
While we’ve done our best, this guide does contain somespoilers!
Keep in mind that you might also use Mineru’s Construct to avoid Gloom puddles.
(I kept Link alive by solely eating apples - this is not recommended.)
No matter how you do it though, you do need to dive down into Hyrule Castle Chasm.
Here you’ll find another hole guarded by some Gloom-infested Shock Likes.
it’s possible for you to avoid fighting these monsters if you like.
This will lead to you another small cave containing some Horriblins infested with Gloom.
Once again, you have the choice of fighting this monster or simply avoiding it.
Head through the doorway once there and allow the block to take you to the lower floor.
You’ll now find yourself in a room where two blocks will fall from the ceiling.
After finding it, climb atop it and use Recall to reach the top of the room.
Ice Keese, meanwhile, can be quickly murdered by a swing of any weapon or one arrow.
At the end of the corridor, you’ll find yourself at the edge of yet another chasm.
Though two Gloom-infested Chuchus will jump out of you when you go through this doorway!
It’s this archway you better reach and there are two ways you’re able to reach it.
This can easily eat away at your supplies of Bomb Flowers and weapons.
You’ll now find yourself retracing your steps from the beginning of the game.
Don’t let your guard down though, there’s a Silver Bokoblin and four Gibdo waiting for you.
Eventually, you’ll find yourself back in the room containing the murals of Hyrule’s past.
When you’re ready, dive down into the Imprisoning Chamber and enter Gloom’s Lair.
This is the point-of-no-return in Tears of the Kingdom.
When you’re ready, dive down to meet Ganondorf.
Good luck defeating Ganondorf!
