| Quest type | Side adventure |
|---|---|
| Giver | Sophie |
| Starts in | Outside Ventest Clothing, Hateno Village |
| You need | Nighttime (Cece leaves her shop around 10 pm); crouch to stay unseen; Ascend or climbing to reach the silo window; Team Cece or Team Reede? done first |
| Reward | 10 Ironshrooms |
Sophie suspects her sister Cece sneaks out every night. Wait until dark outside Ventest Clothing, tail Cece without being spotted to the silo she visits, watch what she does inside and tell Sophie what you saw.
Walkthrough
Talk to Sophie
Find Sophie beside the well in front of Ventest Clothing, Cece’s boutique on the main road through Hateno Village. Agree to help her, then sleep at the Great Ton Pu Inn or pass time at a campfire until night falls. (Sophie only offers the quest after you have finished Team Cece or Team Reede?; during the day she stands outside the shop.)
Follow Cece after dark
Cece leaves around 10 pm, walks southeast, stops to look around at about 10:30 pm and then goes south around the back of the silo. Wait near the shop door until she comes out, then tail her through the village. She looks around often, so crouch, keep your distance and duck behind buildings, mushroom-capped towers and tall grass whenever she turns. She is alert while she walks, so do not let her see you.
Spy on her inside the silo
Cece walks into a silo and the door closes behind her. Do not follow through the door, which closes behind her. Go to the silo’s west side, use Ascend to reach the wooden platform (or climb the outside wall), and crouch through the small window to look in. She is only eating a stash of vegetables in secret, and the cutscene finishes the task. It is about 5 am when it ends.
Report to Sophie
Return to Sophie by the well outside Ventest Clothing and tell her what you saw. She is relieved and pays you for your help.
Rewards
Sophie gives you 10 Ironshrooms. Together with Reede’s Secret and Team Cece or Team Reede?, this quest leads into The Mayoral Election.
Tips
- Stay out of Cece’s line of sight rather than racing ahead; she only checks the immediate area.
- Clear weather makes tailing easier because you can see her from a safe distance.
