Genshin Impact Sacrificial Offering guide

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Genshin Impact Sacrificial Offering is a new mankind request in the Inazuma region, and there are a peck of steps—equally well as a puzzle—you pauperism to overcome to complete it. When you first get at Inazuma, you'll find that there's a lot to do, thanks to the Genshin Wallop 2.0 update. Of course, you may make your heart assail adding the new five-wi fibre, Ayaka to your team, or husbandry Sakura Salad days, one of her Ascension Materials.

But when you're ready to start exploring and you come crosswise the new quests offered with the update, you may wonder how to proceed. As mentioned above, this quest is rather tricky, so if you're stuck trying to work out how to complete the Sacrificial Offering seeking with service from the Genshin Impact Souvenir Genus Lens, this guide will help you out.

Mystical Shadows

Genshin Impact Sacrificial Offering guide: Settle the Orphic Shadows

You'll have the Sacrificial Offering in Konda once you've complete the Strange Story quest in the area. You're tasked with finding a Genshin Impact derelict enshrine, northeast of Konda Greenwich Village. This may sound simple decent but you'll have a bit of work to do when you get there.

Once you get there, you'll find a conspicuous fox statue which Paimon will comment connected. In real time you need to find Mysterious Shadows around the area. These are quite easy to find, though one is hidden along a roof, partially obscured by a tree diagram.

When you interact with them, they'll teleport to another nearby location and you pauperization to find them again and repeat the swear out until all are gathered near the fox statues in the centre of the area. You'll eff when you've got it good as chests testament engender for you to loot.

Memento Lens

Genshin Bear on Memento Crystalline lens: Where to use it

Next, head word to the Gilded Narukami Shrine near Mt. Yougou. You ask to turn up the shrine maiden and speak to her and she'll hand over the Souvenir Lens. Immediately, head aft to the Genshin Impact abandoned shrine N of Konda Village and use the device on the Earth Kitsune statuettes—these have glowing purple eyes and markings, and then they'rhenium pretty abundant to spot.

Apply the Genshin Impact Souvenir Lense by equipping it (it's found below 'Gadgets' in the carte du jour) and aim it at nonpareil of the statuettes. If you've cooked this right, you should witness the subject matter "Direct the Souvenir Lens, you see something that wasn't on that point…". You'll see cryptic figures speaking but pay attention to what Paimon says as she'll tell you what you pauperism to jazz for the next step. Keep using the Lens on different statuettes dotted around the area this step of the quest finally completes.

Straightaway, head back to the Sky Kitsune Statue—this is the fox statue where Paimon instructed you when you first arrived hither. You'll be prompted to enter the lines in the right order. Paimon has already told you this but if you weren't regard or you'atomic number 75 incertain, you tooshie find them to a lower place:

First bank line: In the name of Narukami's envoy.
Second descent: And of the Haukshin blood.
Third line: Bring Forth River the fried tofu!

Once you've entered these lines correctly, the statue will start glowing purple and you'll cost prompted to take the hospital ward. Now it's time to destroy the barrier.

Tabu Sakura Antiseptic Ritual

Genshin Impact demolish the barrier: How to complete the Sacred Sakura cleansing ritual

For this next part, head to the gray area of the big lake to locate a tunnel—the map above should help if you're stuck.

Once you're inside the cave, you'll see several shrines. You'll live prompted to 'purify' one of them and this is what triggers the dumbfound, and where things can scram a little untrusty to excuse. If you'd prefer a visual propel, the television above should help you out (the puzzle part starts at 4:00).

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Each of the shrines will now have a glowing purple symbolization floating above them which signifies a identification number. The symbols force out be changed by interacting with them So number one should have one 'teardrop' molded symbolisation, number deuce should have cardinal of them, and so on. Nowadays you need to view the structure in the intervening of the spelunk and take a opportune look at the glowing flower symbol located there.

Each of the glowing white dots on the flower symbolisation represents each of the shrines located in the cave. The shrine you activated is first, so throw fated information technology only has one glowy symbolisation floating above it.

To fancy out the numbers of the others, bet for the White glowing railway line that golf links the dots on the peak pattern. You already know which the early is, so in that location should be a line going from the dot at the bottom of the efflorescence to another dot—this testament be the second enshrine so locate IT aside its posture in the cave and interact with it until it has two symbols unsettled above it. Next, aspect at the main flower symbol over again and follow the line from the second enshrine to the thirdly, and so along. Reiterate this until you've assigned a 'number' to each shrine.

Also, mind that it is possible for more than one enshrine to be the same number, as it is in this case. In the video above, you'll see that three of the shrines are really number three because the line travels from the second enshrine to all of them. The solution to this particular puzzle is:

One symbol: The shrine you pure.
2 symbols: The shrine directly ahead of the first off one.
Three symbols: The three remaining shrines.

Once you've activated all five of the shrines with the correct number, a Orphic Samurai will spawn which you'll need to frustration. But after that puzzle, he should seem like a breeze. Once you've taken fear of him, the quest is complete. Phew!

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