Why.
When you talk to the storekeepers, you'll find out that the Princess has stolen all their money from them as she escaped.
Head back to the castle and talk to Steward Ribson. Not only will Steward Ribson find out what's going on, but you'll also find out form him that you can take the gondola as it is now fixed. You can now select it when you're outside the castle to go straight to the village.
When you return to the village, you'll find out that steam is traveling around in the air again. Climb up and take the shorcut to Steamwood. Fores is down. Talk to him and he'll give you Handle #0 and tell you he locked the Princess in Steamwood. She ordered him to take her to Steamwood, then beat him up. In revenge, he locked her in. Now Steamwood's gone berserk, and as soon as you stop taking to him, you have a 24-hour timer.
In case you didn't get that last part: YOU HAVE TO DO THIS AGAIN. It's the same pressure gauge as last time, so if you remember how you did it here, you'll be able to do it again the second time around.
When you go in, you'll see the Princess talking to herself. Her voice is clearly different. When Musashi confronts her, he finds out she has a tail and pulls on it. It's Topo from Leader's Force of the Thirstquencher Empire, who was behind this all along. She teleports out, leaving a bag. Inside is the profits from the village shops.
This time around, you'll have to look around the place for some of the handles in addition to turning off the valves. After all, Valves 1, 4 and 8 are missing, and how are you going to turn the valves off if the handles aren't there?!? At least the geography of the place as well as the location of all eight valves hasn't changed.
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