Just keep going left until you end up attached to the castle again (check your in-game map). You should be transported to one of the floating sections of the castle. To advance quickly, just ride the first platform up and keep doing that until you're as high as you can get. This place can be confusing if you don't know where you're going, but easy if you do know. Follow the path that led you to the Flying Armor Soul, only now you can walk on the water's surface, and therefore jump to the platform and advance upward. Now head to the teleportation room, and teleport to the Castle Corridor again. Follow the path downward, and when you get to the room just below the Undine Soul room, you should be able to follow the path by equipping the Undine Soul to stand on the fountain's surface. The Undine Soul lets you walk on water, which is useful in jumping to high ledges over water. Now just zig-zag up the large room to find the Undine Soul.
#Castlevania aria of sorrow update
When you beat her, Hammer will update his inventory. The third part is sometimes trouble, but nothing you can't handle. She is a three-part boss the first part is very easy, the second part is a little tougher until you get the hang of dodging her magic.
Keep following the path to the Inner Quarters, and you'll come across the Headhunter. When you come to the long hallway filled with Minotaurs, you can show off your Skeleton Blaze Soul by sliding under the barrier. You should, at this point, deviate from the path and activate the teleportation room for future use, then head right. Make your way back to the large dancing room, and head to the left and climb the vertical passage. With the Skeleton Blaze Soul, you can slide, which will come in handy soon. This is the room that also has the Tsuchinoko in it, in case you can't find it. Beat him and you'll get the Skeleton Blaze Soul in the next room. Keep your distance, and attack his leg when he sticks it in front of his body. Follow the path to the Dance Hall, dropping down to the storage area. Follow the path, climbing up the large vertical room you come across (you'll have to zig-zag up, but I drew a straight line, because it's easier to draw). Anyway, you'll only be able to teleport to the beginning for now, which is exactly where you want to go. Be sure to find all the teleportation rooms (they're marked in yellow on the maps). Aria of Sorrow is cool because it lets you pick where you want to teleport to, and that rules. Now follow the path to find a teleportation room. At the top of the first vertical hall you come across, you should be able to make it to the top-left door by double jumping and using the Flying Armor Soul. Now leave the Study and head back to the Chapel. The Malphas Soul lets you double jump, and that's really, really useful, so rejoice.
From this point forward, Hammer's shop will be open near Mina at the castle's entrance. Just before you grab the Malphas Soul, you'll meet up with Hammer. He's not too much trouble if you fight defensively. Guarding the Malphas Soul will be the Great Armor. This is another long, straightforward hike, this time through the castle's Study. Get to the Manticore, give it what for and move on. At that point you know you're getting close. In the meantime, you'll cross into the Chapel. After getting the Flying Armor Soul (which you can use to slow down your descent after jumping, useful in making long jumps), backtrack to the vertical hallway, climb up it, and use it to jump to the right side at the top. Nothing against the Manticore, it's just on the way to our next major goal. So go get yourself the Flying Armor Soul. This is also real quick and easy to get, but this time, you'll encounter a boss, the Creaking Skull. This soul is not really required, but since you'll probably get it on accident anyway, I decided to include it in the walkthrough. Just head to the right and down when you get to the water-filled room and you should stumble upon the Grave Keeper Soul. I have incorporated maps to show the locations of your major goals (represented by their soul icon) and bosses (represented by a skull). The Map Section is useful if you're just looking for a particular item or something. You should still explore the castle if you want all the goodies it hides. This will show you the quickest way to get through the game, but that's about it. Like all the Castlevania RPGs, Aria of Sorrow is very open-ended, but items need to be found in a certain order to proceed (Except for Julius, who can proceed in whatever order he wants, since he begins with all abilities initially).
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