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A Song of Storms

Kass sings a verse by Calora Lake that points to a heap of rocks shaped like a small shrine. Storms rage here constantly, so the answer is to let lightning hit that heap: leave a metal weapon or shield on top, or stand there in the Thunder Helm, then glide away before the bolt lands.

Quest typeShrine quest
GiverKass Kass
Starts inCalora Lake, Faron region
RequirementSomething metal, such as a weapon or shield, or the Thunder Helm
RewardReveals Qukah Nata Shrine (Qukah Nata’s Blessing), a Spirit Orb; chest: Rubber Tights

Starting the quest

Kass

Speak to Kass

Kass plays by the shore of Calora Lake (show on map). Talk to him and listen to the verse; it speaks of lightning and a mound on high.

Kass playing his accordion beside a tree in the rain by Calora Lake
Kass reciting the verse about a lost hero calling down lightning
Kass explaining there is a puzzle somewhere in the area

Calling the lightning

Find the rock pile

Look for the heap of rocks near the lake that is shaped like a shrine. Climb onto it.

Link running through wet grass toward a mound of rocks by the lake
Link climbing the side of the giant rock mound
Link standing on top of the rock mound in the storm

Attract the bolt

Drop a metal weapon or shield on top of the rocks, or wear the Thunder Helm and stand there. The storm targets metal, so the equipment draws a strike.

A metal halberd lying on top of the rock mound with Link beside it
Link about to pick up the Knight's Halberd on the mound
Link using Magnesis to hold a metal weapon above the mound

Get clear

Paraglide off the pile and wait nearby. When lightning hits the mound, the rocks break apart and Qukah Nata Shrine (show on map) rises.

Qukah Nata Shrine glowing orange as it rises from the broken rocks
Link at the Qukah Nata Shrine entrance with the quest complete banner

Chests and rewards

  • Rubber Tights from the chest inside the shrine.
  • A Spirit Orb for the shrine’s blessing.

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