| Quest type | Side adventure |
|---|---|
| Giver | Beetz |
| Starts in | West Necluda, at a tent beside the road below Kakariko Village and the Sahasra Slope hills |
| Requirements | 3 Courser Bee Honey; Beetz only matters once you have taken Mastro’s Serenade to Cotera job at Dueling Peaks Stable (after Serenade to a Great Fairy) |
| Reward | 100 rupees |
Beetz, drummer of the Stable Trotters, wants to cheer up his band leader Mastro with a honey crepe and is missing only the honey. Collect 3 Courser Bee Honey from the beehives around the chasm near Kakariko Village, bring them to Beetz and he pays you 100 rupees. Finishing it is required to complete Serenade to Cotera.
Walkthrough
Meet Beetz at his tent
Beetz is camped beside the road in West Necluda, near Kakariko Bridge south-east of Kakariko Village (guides describe climbing the cliff face to the left of the path when you hear the drumming). Mastro and Violynne at Dueling Peaks Stable tell you he is somewhere near Kakariko. Talk to him and he explains that he needs three combs of Courser Bee Honey. He has heard of beehives around the huge hole near Kakariko Village.
Collect three Courser Bee Honey
Head to the chasm beside Kakariko Village and look for hives hanging from the trees and rocks around its rim. Knock a hive down with an arrow or a thrown item (or burn the bees away with fire) and pick up the Courser Bee Honey. You need three combs in total. The forest beside the Kakariko chasm is the most reliable spot (hives hang from the trees and bees will attack you); other spots are Minshi Woods north of Woodland Stable and Windvane Meadow south-west of Lookout Landing, and The Hornist’s Dramatic Escape also rewards honey. Honey you already carry counts.
Give Beetz the honey
Return to Beetz and choose to give him the honey when his dialogue offers it. He thanks you with 100 rupees (one guide lists it as a Silver Rupee, which is worth 100) and heads off to rejoin the Stable Trotters at Dueling Peaks Stable.
Rewards
Beetz pays you 100 rupees. The quest also brings the drummer back to the troupe, which Serenade to Cotera requires.
Tips
- Cook any spare honey into dishes; it is a good sweetener for health-restoring meals.
