The next entry for the Bombers’ Notebook (which will eventually net you two cool items) will take place at 12am on the First Night. You’ll use this in a little while, so just hang on to it for now. Simply approach the big Yellow Deku Flower to make him appear and speak with him to trade for the Land Title Deed (again).
If you went to the Astral Observatory, you got the Moon’s Tear, which you can now give to the Business Scrub in South Clock Town. One of the entries you’ll be doing here in a bit requires paper (either a Title Deed or one of the letters, which haven’t been dealt with yet). With that in hand, let’s find some of those wayward souls, shall we? That wasn’t so hard, was it? All of the other entries give you all sorts of goodies like Pieces of Heart or items. For learning their code, either by playing with them again or by entering their hideout, you will have completed their entry. By completing different portions of quests, you will get stickers in the notebook that you can view by pressing Start.
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When you exit the sewers, make sure you AREN’T wearing the Deku Mask! This causes Jim, the leader of the Bombers, to hail you down and explain that you’re pretty amazing for knowing their password without being a member and all, so he’ll then invite you to their gang by giving you, ta-da, the Bombers’ Notebook! Apparently, this group of kids is all about helping people, and this notebook will help you accomplish the many side quests that are found in this game. Just like you did in the last chapter, go through here, killing or avoiding the Skulltula, popping the balloon with a bubble (while wearing the Deku Mask), looking through the telescope at Skull Kid and finally get another Moon’s Tear. Speak with the Bomber in the yellowish orange cap in East Clock Town to access the sewers area leading to the Astral Observatory. It’s random for each save file, so you cannot simply look it up.
If you did not do this (and don’t remember it), you’ll have to play with them again in order to learn it. For successfully catching them all, you learned their secret code, which you should’ve written down on a slip of paper. In the last chapter, you played hide & seek with the Bombers.
Even if you have the 3DS version, however, you will need to get the Title Deed from this quest once again to get an optional Piece of Heart. NOTE: If you are playing the 3DS version, you already have the Bombers’ Notebook, but if you have the N64 version, you’ll need to complete this quest to get it. It may sound a little silly to you at this point, but as you’ll find out soon enough, this is actually one of the most useful masks in the game! She’ll thank you by giving you the Great Fairy’s Mask, which helps you to find Stray Fairies and even makes them fly to you if they’re able. Once you have it, return to North Clock Town and enter the Fairy Fountain on the left. At night, it can be found in East Clock Town floating around in the middle of the square (use the Deku Flower to reach it). During the day, it’s located in the Laundry Pool, hovering over the water.
This means you’ll have to find the Stray Fairy and bring it to her in order to piece her back together again. You can do this, but remember, because you’ve played the Song of Time, everything has started over again. If you remember from earlier, the Great Fairy of Magic in North Clock Town told you to come back to her if you returned to your old self. If you’d like to do so, hang around for this next section, and if not, skip ahead to the next one to venture to the Southern Swamp. Before doing this, however, there are actually a ton of goodies that you can now collect. As you exit the Clock Tower with your newly acquired Deku Mask, Tatl will tell you to head through the southern gate to reach Southern Swamp, the next area you’ll be able to explore.
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