How to Find the Flying Metal Nuisance in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Nuisance to Jafar, friend to us

Disney Dreamlight Valley flying metal nuisance
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As you venture through Disney Dreamlight Valley: A Rift in Time’s quest line, you’ll talk to Jafar, who tells you about a flying metal nuisance roaming around the area. Let’s talk about where to find their character, who they are, and their role in helping you obtain the Royal Hourglass.

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How to Find the Flying Metal Nuisance in Disney Dreamlight Valley

The flying metal nuisance is none other than EVE, a small robot on the map’s west side. To access EVE’s spawn spot, head back down to the Docks area, cross the wooden bridge, and break the copper rocks blocking your way to find EVE surrounded by large boulders. Break these before speaking to the robot and progressing through the quest.

By this point in the quest, you’ll already have the pickaxe upgrade to break these stones, allowing you to talk to EVE. However, you can get more upgrades for your tools once you unlock the Time-bending table and gather Eternity Isle’s resources.

As you cross the bridge and approach EVE, a new mission objective will appear, telling you to talk to the “flying metal nuisance.” You’ll also spot the Royal Hourglass behind EVE, but you’ll have to progress further in the quest before obtaining it. You must also advance through the mission before you can talk to and befriend them.

Once you speak to EVE, return to Jafar to proceed with the rest of the quest. Remember this area for later, as you will return here again during this mission.

If you’re curious about future portions of EVE’s Rift in Time questline, check out how to find the Hidden Area in EVE’s Memory in Disney Dreamlight Valley, or click the tag below to explore our growing article collection.

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Madison Benson

Madison was a staff writer at Prima Games who has played video games for over twenty years and written about them for over two years. Her love for video games started with turn-based strategy games like Heroes of Might and Magic and has since extended to casual farming sims, MMORPGs, and action-adventure RPGs.