The Upheaval has caused many troubles in Hyrule, being the Eerie Voice mystery in Tears of the Kingdom one of them. All across the many stables across the land, many mysteries and crises have occurred. This time, an Eerie Voice is causing trouble in Highland Stable, making people drop their weapons in fear of losing their lives. And while this may sound frightening, there is nothing that will keep us from unveiling this enigma. Continue reading to find out how to complete An Eerie Voice in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom.
How To Find the Eerie Voice in Tears of the Kingdom
To start the “An Eeerie Voice” quest in Tears of the Kingdom, you will have to visit Highland Stable in Fural Plains. You can find it to the south of Lake Hylia. Once you get there, you can talk to Penn to begin the quest. He will brief you about an Eerie Voice haunting locals, instructing them to leave their arms and weapons; otherwise, they will be killed.
To start the quest, you will have to talk to Penn during the nighttime to begin investigating. Wait in the stable along the fire or sleep until the night. Talk to Penn and then follow him. You will start to hear the Eerie Voice chanting in the background. Keep moving forward to where the voice is coming from.
You will eventually discover the Haran Lakefront Well at Faron Grasslands. The voice will sound the strongest here. Drop down the well and follow the voice to unveil the mystery.
You will find a girl name Sagessa that is singing. The Eerie Voice said, “Leave the arms, leave the arms,” but it actually was a heartwarming song about storms. She has also been collecting the weapons people have been dropping in fear. Once you finish talking with her, you will talk to Penn, who will reward you for unveiling the mystery.
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Thankfully, the people surrounding the Highland Stable in Tears of the Kingdom will be free of their fear while traveling the grasslands. Be sure to head back to the well to pick up the weapons that have been left behind as a result of the misunderstanding.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is available now on Nintendo Switch.
