Upon arriving at the Lumpy Pumpkin on Pumpkin Landing, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword players are given the chance to knock down a chandelier. This action will result in obtaining some rupees and a heart piece, though it will not make Pumm, the owner of the Lumpy Pumpkin, very happy. That said, fans can makeup for the damages by delivering some Hot Pumpkin Soup to the Knight Commander, and full details on how to complete this The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword quest can be found in what follows.
To get right to it, the first thing that players that are working on this task must do is obtain the Hot Pumpkin Soup from Pumm. This is done simply by interacting with the NPC, though Legend of Zelda fans will need an Empty Bottle that the liquid can go into for transport. While player should definitely have a suitable container by the time that they reach the Lumpy Pumpkin, they may need to empty its contents before they can take possession of the Soup.
With the Hot Pumpkin Soup in hand, fans now have just five minutes to deliver it to the Knight Commander. This Legend of Zelda NPC is located in the Sparring Hall next to the Knight Academy in western Skyloft, and players may know him better by the name Eagus. Indeed, the character of interest is the man who trained Link in swordsmanship near the beginning of Skyward Sword, and he will be thrilled to accept the food.
After delivering the Hot Pumpkin Soup to Eagus, fans can return to Pumm, who will acknowledge that the task is complete. However, Link is still not finished paying for the broken chandelier, and Pumm will indicate that he needs some time to think about more work to be done. Once a player has gotten through the Earth Temple in Skyward Sword, they can visit the Lumpy Pumpkin once again to get details on the first of those additional jobs, which centers around carrying pumpkins.
From there, fans will need to obtain all of the songs in the game, at which point they will gain access to Pumm's third and final task. This one requires Link to use Skyward Sword's harp to provide musical accompaniment for Kina, and it can be a bit difficult to complete. That said, players should be able to finish off this last job with just a bit of patience and some practice, and they will have finally settled their debt with the Lumpy Pumpkin when that is done.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD is available now for Switch.