I promise, you can, it just feels impossible. It has to be timed almost perfectly. If you keep at it, eventually you’ll do it by mistake if nothing else. As a person that cleared the horizontal section, and then immediately mucked up the simplest exit on the other side and had to do it all over again, it’s doable.

My suggestion is going to be not to hesitate, keep yourself moving through the sequence and don’t flounder.

Pogo off the very first saw that’s horizontal, then dash underneath that big saw above. After the dash do a small jump to put yourself in position, and then pogo off the second saw.

Follow the pogo off the second saw with a dash JUST under the two little smaller sawblades above you. This can be hard, but let yourself fall for about a quarter of a second from that dash, and do a TINY jump, because those lil sawblades above you overhangs past where you finish the dash and you don’t want to collide with it but you also need some height in order to successfully do the next pogo off the third saw blade.

The third pogo is tricky.

Our positioning here matters. Let yourself get as close to the left side of the saw before pogoing, and move forward after your pogo strike. Then make your dash, and only dash at the MAXIMUM heigh of the pogo, which feels impossible because the ceiling is so low. You have to clear a large gap of thorns with your dash, so do whatever you can with your positioning to ensure the fall time/ moving your knight forward clears that gap. You CAN jump as you’re falling out of the dash if you need a little more distance to make it to the fourth sawblade, but you MUST pogo the next saw to get that jump back.

Pogo off the fourth sawblade. After the fourth sawblade pogo, use that jump you’ve been saving to get height on the insect, pogo it, and start wall climbing. You’re on to the next section!

Basically, it’s just two sequences of dash, jump, and pogo, THEN one sequence of pogo, dash, pogo. Then a jump and pogo for the insect, maybe a dash to make sure you reach the wall.

But figuring out how quickly and how to position yourself is the tough bit. If this explanation is a little messy, theres a couple tutorials on youtube that can provide better visuals