First you have to solve the riddle of the God
of the Light in the Chamber of Birth,
then there will be a change
in the Chamber of Extinction.
It's still far ahead.
Be patient and don't be hasty!

A corridor that never ends you say?
But that's the Endless Corridor.
Of course it would never end.
But if you had the Key of Eternity then you
could travel deep inside.

A moving floor in the Twin Labyrinth that
doesn't move?
I believe it was the third children that created
those ruins.The third children had wings, you
know. They were about as smart as me, and
figured out a way to make floating floors.
They wouldn't need that if they had wings!
Perhaps its fallen into disrepair, as it is old.
Stomping on it might help! Stomp on it high
above and maybe it'll move.

You've been living in the ruins for quite some
time now.
Are you able to read the La-Mulana script
without the help of a device?
The numbers are easiest.
Each number has its own meaning :
0 is nothing,  
1 is beginning,  
4 is death and...  
hmmm... 5 is rebirth, 6 is war, 7 is deceit...  
8 is eternity, and 9 is ascension  
I can't remember 2 and 3.  

The Holy Grail you have holds a hidden power.
Once you have filled it with the memories of
all the lands,
power will dwell in the Holy Grail.
Apparently the Holy Grail is the only way to
receive the powers of the great Mother.

An enemy that sucks life?
Does it happen to have a dog-like head?
That's probably Anubis.
It seems he's the god of the dead.

If you had what's known as the
Book of the Dead, then it wouldn't be able to
suck your life.
But Mulbruk don't know where that is.

That thing you have,
it's called a laptop, correct?
How fancy.
Mulbruk has seen something similar before.
There's a wall with directions on how to make
one of those things move written on it.

Did you meet the Fairy Queen?
The fairies, too,
live inside these ruins to help you.
They'll relieve your fatigue, but amongst them
is also a fairy that holds a key.
Apparently, it is a key that unlocks some trap.
When you find it, take it to the puzzle you
failed to solve.

You can't climb the Tower of the Goddess
you say?
Weakling! There was some trick to easily climb
to the top.
Wasn't there a flying machine floating around?
Why don't you use that?

But before that, you should try your best to
climb it yourself.

The first children were snakes from
their belly down.
Perhaps they were the closest to the Mother's
true form.
They worshiped the Mother as god, but they
didn't understand her wishes.

They wanted the Mother's powers
and imitated her, but they failed miserably.
It seems they were then destroyed by
the second children.

The second children were Giants.
Being so big, they were good at making
things.
Most of the lands within these ruins were built
by the Giants.

They had the knowledge to return the Mother
to the skies, and even made a flying tower for
her, but the tower was not strong enough to
lift the Mother's large body.

Eventually the leaders began to fight amongst
themselves, and were then chased away
by the third children.

The Giants fled to the land they created in
order to cool down the tower,
and perished there.
Mulbruk heard some Giants escaped to the
Surface. Have you heard of any rumors?

The Chamber of Birth you say?
Mulbruk thinks that's where
the sixth children lived.
They were born from clay, those people.
They worshiped very unique gods there.

Shiva, the God of Destruction,
Vishnu, the god that sustains the vorld,
Brahma, the God of Creation, and others.
Shiva's vife Parvati has multiple personalities,
and she sometimes turns into the God of Var.

You vant to know more about the Gods in the
Chamber of Birth, you say?
Okay, Mulbruk try her best to teach you.

There's the god of wqter Sraraswati,
the god of harvest lakshmi,
the god of scholars ganesha,
the god of blood and battle kali,
and who else ...

Mulbruk sleepy.
You'll have to go there and see for yourself
what each god looks like.
Why don't you use a magnifying glass?

The third children were winged, and flying
came naturally to them.
They were smart, and spread to the Surface
using the wisdom of civilizations past.

But overpopulation became a problem, and they
eventually split into demons and angels,
starting a war.

They completely forgot about returning the
Mother to the heavens. Instead they created a
country somewhere on the Surface, but most of
it was flooded by the Mother in her wrath,
sinking beneath the sea.

They then caused an eruption in the ruins,
and were destroyed all at once.

That ocarina you have.
Actually, isn't that the Philosopher's Ocarina?

Ah...
The Philosophers are finally awake.
My role here may soon come to an end.

Actually, it seems my father is also sleeping
eternally, somewhere in these ruins.
My father was an exceptional tailor,
but he admired the philosophers and tried his
best to become one.

However, he wasn't cut from the right cloth,
so to speak,
and failed to become a philosopher.

He figured out a way to create amazing
clothing that could possibly become a treasure
to the human race. He has yet to create it
though. He figured out the technique for
eternal sleep on his own, and is waiting for
the day when he could make the clothes.

Mulbruk would like to help him fulfill his wish.
Apparently, the clothes fit me perfectly.
Would you please search for my poor father?