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The Mystery Polluter

Dalia, a young Gerudo girl in a back alley of Gerudo Town, cannot grow plants because someone keeps fouling the water. Follow the melon rinds floating downstream to Calyban, give her 10 Wildberries so she has a reason to stop, then return to Dalia.

Quest typeSide quest
GiverDalia
Starts inGerudo Town, Gerudo Wasteland (map square B-7, x -3835, z 2915)
GoalFind who is polluting the town’s water and make them stop
RequirementThe Thunder Helm quest must already be started
RewardHydromelon from Dalia

How to find it

Meet Dalia

Dalia waits in a small alley in the northern corner of Gerudo Town. Talk to her and she will ask you to find out who is polluting the water.

Link talking with Dalia in the northern alley of Gerudo Town
Dalia explaining that trash keeps washing into the water trough
Quest title banner as Link meets Dalia beside the waterfall

Solution

Follow the rinds

Check the waterfall near Dalia, where melon rinds drift down every so often. Climb up beside it and follow the channel the rinds float along to find their source.

Link gliding above the water channel that runs through Gerudo Town
Link climbing beside the waterfall and its tiled water channel
Link walking along the wall next to the tiled channel

Deal with Calyban

The culprit is Calyban, who sits eating Hydromelons and tossing the rinds into the water. She will stop if you bring her 10 Wildberries, which grow in the snowy parts of the Gerudo Highlands. Collect ten and hand them over.

Calyban sitting among Hydromelons and rinds beside the channel
Calyban delighted after receiving wildberries from Link
Link and Calyban on the rooftop above the desert

Report back

Return to Dalia in the northern alley. She thanks you with a Hydromelon and mentions she is planting a Wildberry patch.

Dalia telling Link a stranger helped clean up the trash
Dalia explaining she was given wildberries to plant

Chests and rewards

  • Hydromelon from Dalia.

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