The way to Goronia

As soon as Link has learned Epona's song, he immediately sets off to Kakariko and hurries up the steps to the gate in the east of the village.
There he shows the guard Zelda's letter, who then lets him step through the gate.
Before Link can look for the coveted Goron Opal, he first has to go to the lost forests. He wanted to visit Salia, tell her everything. Link learned Salia's song from her.
Before Link enters the city of the Gorons, Goronia, he spots a ledge. A strange flower blooms on it. He learned from a goron that this was a thunder flower, a very explosive plant. Link has the brilliant idea. If he were to throw the flower in front of the boulders at the entrance of a cave Dodongos cave, as he learned from a goron and it would explode, the way would be free. But he couldn't pick up the thunder flowers - they were just too heavy. So first of all he directs his steps towards Goronia.Link learns that the leader of the Gorons, the great Darunia, has locked himself in a room and only admitted one emissary from the royal family. Link remembered the song he had learned from Impa.
Darunia was in a pretty bad mood. The thunder flower harvest was bad, his people were hungry and Dodongo's cave could not be entered. But not one of the Gorons had said one could cheer up the leader with a song. Link plays one of the songs he has learned. Darunia likes them but he loves a melody from the forest. Link knows what he had to do.
Darunia was absolutely delighted with Salia's song. He promises Link the Goron Opal as a reward if he drives the creatures away in Dodongo's cave. As a present, he gives him the goron bracelet with the link to finally pick thunder flowers.
Link throws the bomb down from the ledge. He aims precisely and so the huge rock becomes a sandy crumb.The entrance to Dodongos Cave is free.
Terrible monsters are waiting ..... And a huge wolverine.