| Quest type | Side quest |
|---|---|
| Giver | Ledo |
| Starts in | East Reservoir Lake, on the dock east of Zora’s Domain |
| Requirements | Ultrahand; Sidon of the Zora finished so the lake is clear |
| Reward | Zora Fabric (paraglider fabric) |
The Blue Stone has you build a small raft at Ledo’s dock, sail to Reservoir Lakefront Cavern, load one of the heavy blue stones and bring it back. Ledo thanks you with Zora Fabric for your paraglider.
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How to start The Blue Stone
Ledo, a Zora stonemason, stands on the dock at East Reservoir Lake, east of Zora’s Domain. Talk to him: the blue stones he wants for repairs at Mipha’s Court lie in the cave across the water and are too heavy for him to swim back with.
The Blue Stone walkthrough
Talk to Ledo on the dock
Speak to Ledo at the end of the dock. He points across the lake to the cave that holds the stones; it sits beside the waterfall at the far end of the lake.
Build a raft with Ultrahand
Two Fans and a Steering Stick sit on a rocky platform west of the dock, and two wooden boards lie in the nearby debris. Carry the parts to the dock with Ultrahand (you can stick them together for the trip). On the dock, put a wooden board in the water, attach a Fan at the back and the Steering Stick at the front, then push off into the lake.
Sail into Reservoir Lakefront Cavern
Steer to the cave mouth at about (3809, 419, 208), on the shore beside the waterfall. The cave splits in two: the vine-covered path leads to a room with a Bubbulfrog (defeat it for a Bubbul Gem), and the other path leads to the blue stones. Grab one stone with Ultrahand and attach it to the raft.
Bring the stone back to Ledo
Turn the raft around with Ultrahand so it faces the tunnel, sail back to the dock, lift the stone off and set it down beside Ledo. A short cutscene plays, the quest completes and he gives you Zora Fabric.
Rewards
- Zora Fabric, a paraglider fabric with the Zora emblem.
Tips
Ledo wants one stone, to repair Mipha’s Court. Clear weather makes the cave entrance far easier to spot. Keep the stone attached while you sail so it cannot slide into the water.
