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For 5 coins, Merlon can predict Mario's next path. He uses a crystal ball to do so. There is a [[List of letters in Paper Mario#Normal Letters|letter]] addressed to him from his granddaughter [[Merlee]] on [[Mt. Rugged]]; delivering this letter with [[Parakarry]] rewards Mario with a [[Star Piece (Paper Mario series)|Star Piece]]. After Chapter 3, Mario finds Merlon outside his house. Merlon tells Mario of a dream he had, in which an oracle spoke to him: | For 5 coins, Merlon can predict Mario's next path. He uses a crystal ball to do so. There is a [[List of letters in Paper Mario#Normal Letters|letter]] addressed to him from his granddaughter [[Merlee]] on [[Mt. Rugged]]; delivering this letter with [[Parakarry]] rewards Mario with a [[Star Piece (Paper Mario series)|Star Piece]]. After Chapter 3, Mario finds Merlon outside his house. Merlon tells Mario of a dream he had, in which an oracle spoke to him: | ||
<blockquote>If you keep going around and around the red palm tree in the distant desert town -- Dry Dry Outpost -- something good will happen.</blockquote> | <blockquote>"If you keep going around and around the red palm tree in the distant desert town -- Dry Dry Outpost -- something good will happen."</blockquote> | ||
Merlon asks Mario to figure out what the oracle's message meant before going back into his house. Regardless of whether or not Mario goes to [[Dry Dry Outpost]] to walk around the red palm tree (making a [[Dryite]] standing nearby question his actions), Mario can [[Spin Jump]] or [[Tornado Jump (move)|Tornado Jump]] in Merlon's house three times to release a [[Quick Change]] [[List of badges in Paper Mario|badge]] that falls the ceiling. Merlon compliments Mario's luck on finding the badge that he willingly gives it to him. | Merlon asks Mario to figure out what the oracle's message meant before going back into his house. Regardless of whether or not Mario goes to [[Dry Dry Outpost]] to walk around the red palm tree several times (making a [[Dryite]] standing nearby question his actions before informing him of a message the Dryite received in a dream), Mario can [[Spin Jump]] or [[Tornado Jump (move)|Tornado Jump]] in Merlon's house three times to release a [[Quick Change]] [[List of badges in Paper Mario|badge]] that falls the ceiling. Merlon compliments Mario's luck on finding the badge that he willingly gives it to him. | ||
After Chapter 6, Mario must visit Merlon in his house, where a Ninji is visiting from [[Starborn Valley]] with message from [[Merle]], Merlon's son. | After Chapter 6, Mario must visit Merlon in his house, where a Ninji is visiting from [[Starborn Valley]] with message from [[Merle]], Merlon's son. | ||
[[File:Paper Mario First Meet Merlon.png|thumb|left|Mario first meets Merlon]] | [[File:Paper Mario First Meet Merlon.png|thumb|left|Mario first meets Merlon]] | ||