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Ga-ahisas Shrine (Rauru’s Blessing)

Ga-ahisas Shrine is a Rauru’s Blessing shrine hidden on Lightcast Island, in the Tabantha Sky Archipelago just north of the Ganos Shrine island. It only appears once you solve the island’s mirror puzzle. The shrine itself has no puzzle: pick up the Star Fragment in the chest and take the Light of Blessing from the terminal.

TrialRauru’s Blessing
TypeRauru’s Blessing
RegionHebra Sky
LocationTabantha Frontier Sky
Coordinates-3596, 960, 1712
ChestsStar Fragment; Zonaite Helm (on Lightcast Island, above the switch)

How to find it

Reach the shrine

Ga-ahisas Shrine is at -3596, 960, at a height of about 1712, on Lightcast Island. If you have Ganos Shrine unlocked, fast travel there (the island is just north of it). Otherwise launch from Gerudo Highlands Skyview Tower and work north across the sky archipelago with rocket platforms. Glide, or fly the prebuilt fan device on the neighbouring island (add the spare Batteries), to the larger island to the north. The Flux Construct III arena below the island can be skipped.

The shrine does not appear until the island’s puzzle is solved. Activate the Dragon Ring in the northwest corner to drain the pond and the flooded cave, then break the rocks into the cave with a bomb or rock-fused weapon (throw a Brightbloom Seed down if it is dark). Take the two Zonai Mirrors from the altar and use Ultrahand to bounce the light from mirror to mirror across the islands in the water. In the next room defeat the Construct guarding the light switch, take its Mirror Shield and reflect the light onto the switch. This lowers the walls and reveals stairs down to the shrine. Climb to the ledge above the switch first for a chest with a Zonaite Helm.

Solution

Open the chest

On the entry platform, open the chest beside the lantern pedestals. It contains a Star Fragment.

Take the Light of Blessing

Go up the stairs and touch the green seal on the terminal to receive a Light of Blessing.

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