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==Chapter 1-3: The Sands of Yold== | ==Chapter 1-3: The Sands of Yold== | ||
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Following his adventures with the two Bridgemasters of [[Yold Town]], [[Mario]] found himself in the Yold Desert. The heat made him weary, yet he pushed onwards. The desert was covered in quicksand and the spikeless living stones, [[Bald Cleft|Bald Clefts]]. Not much occured through the desert voyage, though Mario encountered many new enemies and discovered the [[ | Following his adventures with the two Bridgemasters of [[Yold Town]], [[Mario]] found himself in the Yold Desert. The heat made him weary, yet he pushed onwards. The desert was covered in quicksand and the spikeless living stones, [[Bald Cleft|Bald Clefts]]. Not much occured through the desert voyage, though Mario encountered many new enemies and discovered the [[Speed Flower]] and [[Slow Flower]]. | ||
After learning from a statue of [[Fracktail]] to jump ten times while beneath a red palm tree (this wasn't his first dealings with such a tree; he had to spin around one in [[Dry Dry Outpost]] earlier in ''[[Paper Mario]]''), Mario encountered none other than [[Count Bleck]]'s burliest minion, O'Chunks. The two did battle, but Mario emerged the victor thanks to the help of [[Thoreau]]. | After learning from a statue of [[Fracktail]] to jump ten times while beneath a red palm tree (this wasn't his first dealings with such a tree; he had to spin around one in [[Dry Dry Outpost]] earlier in ''[[Paper Mario]]''), Mario encountered none other than [[Count Bleck]]'s burliest minion, O'Chunks. The two did battle, but Mario emerged the victor thanks to the help of [[Thoreau]]. | ||