Enter the trail, and Midna spots a spirit atop a large chain mesh wall. She reckons the way forward is impassable, but step onto the shallow rock ramp on the right side of the area, then leap up twice to the trail itself.
Jump up, switch your sense view on, and listen to the large, orange Goron speak about the troubles between the villagers and his tribe. It looks like they need to co-exist peacefully. Run past the three rocks (you can nudge them if you wish), heading north. You encounter three Twilit Vermin. Defeat them before continuing; spin attacks work well.
Gorons:
Living in the Death Mountain area are hard-as-stone creatures with incredibly thick and tough hides adorned with multiple ceremonial tattoos. They usually mine and sell trinkets down in the Kakariko Village. After the twilight descended, the Gorons have refused to deal with humans and have blocked off communication. |
Follow the trail as it winds northward, until you reach a long right-turning bend, where you must engage a couple of Twilit Keese in combat. Then use the scenery and climb up and over the second mesh wall. Continue north until you reach a series of steam vents and a wider clearing. Climb up the long step to the upper area and dodge between the vents, or you’ll take slight damage and get knocked back.
Now search for the next Twilit Parasite. He’s under the ground in this plateau area. Dig to free him, using your sense view constantly, and then grab him and collect those tears, all the while avoiding the scalding vents.
Howling for the White Wolf
Hidden SkillBefore you continue, it is vitally important that you investigate that strange ceremonial stone on the rocky clearing you’re standing on. Listen and the wind whistles a tune through the hole in the rock. You must now recite the tune. Watch the tune, then replicate it. The pitch is as follows: High, Middle, Low (hold), High, Middle, Low. Press up on the Left Analog Stick to howl high and down on the Left Analog Stick to howl low. For mid-range howling, don’t move the stick. 
You appear as a wolf, high in the heavens near Death Mountain. The White Wolf appears at the end of a leafy edge, on the opposite side of the world. You howl the tune again and both of you continue to yelp. When you finish, the White Wolf tells you “Let teachings of old pass to you….” The wolf leaps down into the land. 
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