Zelda: Twilight Princess Walkthrough Part 2

Ready for part two of my Twilight Princess walkthrough? You had better be, 'cause we're going straight into the twilight - and back - as we head deeper into the horrid mystery surrounding the shady dealings that are about to occur.

When we left off last time, we bore witness to a sneak attack that left an Ordonian knocked out cold and subsequentially kidnapped. Then, as the enemy called the twilight in over the land, the path to the Faron Woods sealed up behind a black roadblock as your character rushed to escape. Now, as we rejoin the story in progress we can only watch helplessly as the lead character succumbs to the twilight and literally transforms into a wolf, passes out from the shock - and is then pulled away into the distance by the enemy forces. To make things worse, upon awakening our hero is found chained and locked in a prison cell.

After trying to break free from your bonds, you notice a shady, mysterious being show up. This is your assistant - or rather, what will shortly become your assistant for much of the remainder of the game. Introducing herself as Midna, the stranger beckons you to break out of jail, as in literally. But she only helps you so far at this point as releasing you from the chains, so you'll have to do the rest yourself. To do this, charge into the debris lying in the corner near the cell door, then dig in that spot to sneak out of the cell. Midna will then offer her help in exchange for helping her back, or so to speak.

Now enter the next cell over and pull the chain to unlock a nearby door, which you must enter. This leads you into a labyrinthine sewer. As you enter, you'll see what looks like a floating orb... but if you use your senses, you'll find out that it's really somebody from the normal reality existing in the twilight as a spirit. The result of this is that you can listen in on what the person is saying across into the twilight, which you will have to do many times throughout the game for plot advancement. Now follow the left path to move onward.