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Young Lord's Bell Charm
A bell charm received from an old woman, who asked that it be offered to Buddha. Bell charms protect their holders through Buddha's divine protection. If one finds themselves the owner of another's bell charm, offering it to Buddha on their behalf is common courtesy. The Sculptor at the Dilapidated Temple can advise on how it should be offered.

Young Lord's Bell Charm is a Key Item in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. It is used to be offered to the Buddhist statue found at the Dilapidated Temple, offering this item stirs Sekiro's thoughts, allowing him to awaken at Hirata Estate.

 Young Lord's Bell Charm Usage

• Awakens Sekiro's thoughts to the Hirata Estates in an unknown period of time

How to Find Young Lord's Bell Charm

• Given by Inosuke Nogami's Mother at Ashina Castle Grounds. From the first mini boss, jump over the gate and head into the town. She will be in a building; if you find her son laying on the floor she is adjacent to him.

Young Lord's Bell Charm Notes & Tips

• Offer this item at the Buddhist Statue located next to the Sculptor at the Dilapidated Temple
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Lore

• From the Bells of Awakening  to Yorshka's Chime, The Young Lord's Bell Charm belongs to a longstanding tradition of FromSoftware games including paranormal bells. Often, these instruments were used to communicate with other planes of existence, to summon the dead, or invoke miracles. The cat bell-like design of the charm reminds of Caitha's Chime , a chime tied to a blood-obsessed covenant  . The Palanquin in The Wedding Cave presents the same design, which was also observed on company captain Yorshka , a dragon child that wore a wedding dress. The bell is the obsession of Inosuke's crazed mother , an NPC likely designed after Bloodborne's Chime Maiden .