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You start off with the games opening sequence, ending in your hut. Walk outside and Saria will run up to your house and want to talk. If you want to, go talk to her. She congratulates you on getting your fairy, among other things. See the big area on the right side of your map? That's where you have to go, but mean old Mido is blocking your way. You need a sword and shield to make it past here. OK, let's go get them then! Go to the triangular area at the bottom of your map screen, it's the training area. See the little hole in the wall? Go crawl through it. Take a left up here, and you'll find a boulder going round and round. Get behind it and walk with it, and you'll be at the other side. An advertisement for the Know-It-All Brothers is in front of a big chest. Open the chest to receive the Kokiri Sword!
Now you'll need 40 rupees. Look inside tall grass, slice little grass, throw rocks, and look around. Jumping on platforms over water gets 5 rupees, and jumping off the fence near the hole in the training center gets major rupees. Also, Mido's house contains several chests worth looking into. Once you have the necessary cashola, go to the shop. It's the little building next to the Deku Tree's area. It's striped red on the top, and a Kokiri is sitting on the roof. Go in, and buy the Deku Shield. Equip it, and the sword if you haven't already, and go talk to Mido again. He yells at you some more, but then realizes you've got weapons, so he let's you pass. Of course, I'd suggest talking to everybody beforehand, since they won't say the same thing once you've gotten the Kokiri's Emerald.
Alright, walk to the Deku Tree, and you'll be ambushed by some Deku Baba.
They won't attack you, but if you touch them, it hurts. Slice them up, and
you'll receive Deku Sticks. Yay! Go up to the Deku Tree, and a cut-scene
ensues. It's about Ganondorf's desire for the spiritual stones, and how he's
being destroyed from the inside. He opens his mouth and invites you to go in.
Well, collect your senses, save your game, and go inside.
