The Floating Lomei Labyrinth, located in the sky high above the Hebra region, represents one of the most intriguing aerial challenges in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Reaching and navigating the North Lomei Castle Top Floor requires strategic preparation, precise stamina management, and clever utilization of Zonai devices. Mastering this airborne maze grants adventurers access to unique high-tier rewards and advances the overarching Lomei Prophecy questline.
Reaching the North Lomei Castle Top Floor
Getting to this sky-high structure requires launching from the nearest Skyview Tower in the Hebra area or glidng from high-altitude sky islands. Players frequently construct customized flying machines using Zonai steering sticks and fans to maintain altitude over long distances. Preparing several stamina-restoring meals before takeoff ensures a smooth flight without the risk of falling into the abyss below.
Navigating the Sky Labyrinth Terminals
Upon arriving at the floating structure, Link must activate four distinct terminal pedestals scattered across the maze. The low-gravity environment in this aerial zone allows for prolonged glides and precise maneuvering between massive corridors. Utilizing your map to track unvisited alcoves makes finding each terminal significantly easier.
Uncovering Hidden Secrets and High-Tier Loot
Beyond completing the main objective, the North Lomei Castle Top Floor hides valuable treasure chests throughout its structure. Explorers can discover pristine Zonai weaponry and rare materials concealed behind hidden alcoves and upper walkways. Thoroughly checking every corner of the sky maze ensures you do not miss powerful gear before descending into the chasm.
Unlocking the Path to the Depths
Activating the final terminal on the top floor unlocks the main grate at the center of the sky structure. This opens a direct dive path down through the surface labyrinth and straight into the North Lomei Depths. Dropping through this monumental chasm leads directly to the final boss challenge required to finish the complete Lomei trial.
