- Walkthrough (17)

Proceed west, then north. Note down soldier dialogue.

In the next room, sit on the toilet for over thirteen seconds. This is the first mirror area.

Continue two rooms right for a chest with a Rose Scone.

Go south twice to find the shell of Frameer. A hidden power bean is next to it.

Interact with the chair on the left (facing right) twice to hear a voice whisper "why...". This chair is important for a later puzzle.

Go north, then east, then east again.

In this room, step on cracks to fight Olders (they do not appear elsewhere).

Continue east to a room with many floating fish. Touch them all to solve the Fish Puzzle.

Exit north to find the shell of Witch Kikiki. Interact with the chair on the right twice to hear "depressed...". Exit west.

Going south loops around; go north.

At the mirror, select the opposite option from what the guard in the second room said. These are randomized, so use your notes. This is the second mirror area.

Exit north to the Fish Door. All collected fish float here. Once all are collected, the door opens. Exit west.

Find the shell of the Iron Maiden. The chair on the left whispers "lonely...".

Head north for a chest with Lunar Gum. Interact with the lamp, then the fish that pops out.

Return south, then west.

In the next room, catch all the fish. Continue north, then north again (the east exit loops).

Interact with the chest for another fish, then go east.

You are in the third mirror area. Go south, then south again.

Catch all fish in this room, then go east, east again, and north.

In the next room, find a chest with a Rose Scone. Interact with the table of rotten food (try from the top-right seat) for a fish.

Return south and go east.

Interact with the small table for another fish.

Head north for another fish room, then east for the next mirror choice.

You are in the fourth mirror area. Go north.

Find the shell of Hexabelle. The chair on the right whispers "I want...".

MISSABLE: The Older chest that spawns during the Hexabelle fight contains an item required to save an Older later. Do not miss this if you want to 100% the game.

Go left for another fish room.

Go north for the shell of Hexarina. The chair on the right whispers "dry...".

Go east for a chest with a Rose Ring. South loops; go north instead.

Interact with the statue from the top to spawn a fish.

Go north for the next mirror puzzle.

If answered correctly, you are in the fifth mirror area. Go east and then east again.

Find a chest with a Rich Ohagi. Directly south of the statue is a hidden Lucky Bean. Interact with the statue to spawn a fish.

Go north and then west. South loops.

MISSABLE: In the northwest corner of this room is the Rose Letter, the boss item for this area. It does not glint periodically, only briefly when exiting the room. You need this to save the boss. Pick it up, then proceed north for the next mirror puzzle.

Assuming you solved this correctly, you are in the sixth mirror area. Go north, then west. Find a chest with a Rose Scone.

Go north for another fish room. Catch all fish, then inspect the table for another fish.

Go east for the next mirror puzzle.

You are in the seventh mirror area. Near the left wall is a Green Gem.

Exit north. Examine the statue for the clue "De...Dr...Wh...Iw...Lo...".

Sit in the chairs near the Older shells in the order: right, right, left, right, left. This spawns the final fish.

The next room is the final mirror puzzle. You need to fail this puzzle on purpose to loop the maze and open the Fish Door if you haven't already. If you answer correctly and advance, you must reset without saving to avoid being locked out of 100%-ing the game.

Assuming you answered incorrectly, save your game, especially if you've saved all Elders, picked up the Hexabelle chest, and found all fish.

In the next room, talk to all soldiers again and note their dialogue as the maze has re-randomized.

Continue until you reach the Fish Door. If you have all fish, they will form the Fish Key. If not, repeat steps to find the missing fish.

MISSABLE: Go north through the Fish Door.