Editing Ioka Village

{{Infobox CT Location
|name = Ioka Village
|image = [[File:Ioka_V.png]]
|caption = The Ioka Village
|year = [[65000000 BC]]
|people = [[Ayla]]
[[Kino]]
|party = [[Ayla]]
}}

{{nihongo|'''Ioka Village'''|イオカ村}} is a location in {{CT}}. Bisected by a bridge and river, it appears as a small village of teepees with a central meeting ground. It appears in [[65000000 BC|65,000,000 BC]] (Prehistory). [[Ayla]] and [[Kino]] reside here. In one of the [[Ioka Village Hut|huts]], [[Fangs]], [[Horns]], [[Petals]], and [[Feathers]] are traded for weapons and armor.

==Story==
===First Visit===
Ioka Village is first visited on [[Crono]]'s quest for [[Dreamstone]] to repair [[Masamune]] and slay [[Magus]]. 
Ayla, the woman-chief, agrees to relinquish the stone if Crono can beat her at a soup-chugging competition. He wins, but before the stone is handed over, [[Reptite]]s raid the village and steal it. Kino steals the [[Gate Key]] out of jealously for the attention Ayla shows Crono, and she demands it back; however, it was stolen form him by the Reptites. With help from Ayla, they retrieve the stone and the key, returning to [[1000 A.D.]] to repair the sword. At this time, the party still believes Magus created/summoned [[Lavos]]; thus by defeating him, the future is preserved.
===Second Visit===

Crono's crew teleports to Ioka Village through a [[Gate]] after defeating Magus. Ayla suggests they rest and recover from the battle. When they wake up, they are alerted of a Reptite invasion on another [[Laruba Ruins|nearby village]]. Riding [[Dactyl]]s, the team departs for [[Tyranno Lair]], headquarters of the citizens' reptilian enemies.

==Gallery==
{{Gallery
|Image:Ioka_Man.gif‎|Man of Ioka Village
|Image:Image-Ioka Woman.gif|Woman of Ioka Village
|Image:Laruba Elder.gif|Old Man of Ioka Village
|Image:Ioka_Child.gif‎|Child of Ioka Village
|Image:Drummer.gif‎|Drummer of Ioka Village
|Image:Ioka_Log.gif‎|Drummer of Ioka Village
}}

{{Chrono Trigger}}
[[Category:Chrono Trigger Locations]]
[[Category:Prehistory Locations]]
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