Golden Sleep II: An introduction to indoor archeology is a sequel to Golden Slumbers I: Lost in the Sands world mission added in the latest 3.1 update which was released in Genshin Impact. She navigates the mission and travels to the oasis of Sobek. Find out how to start the Golden Sleep II: An introduction to indoor archeology world research, as well as how to explore and earn rewards.
How to unlock and start the world mission An Introduction To Indoor Archeology in Genshin Impact
To unlock this world mission, players must first travel to Sumeru and visit Aaru’s village. There they can accept the first part of the Golden Slumber questline, Lost in the sands. Complete it to access the Introduction to Indoor Archeology.
An introduction to indoor archeology World Quest Walkthrough
- Visiting the oasis will trigger a cutscene. When finished, you will be told to find Jebrael.
- Look south of the oasis and you will see a wind current. Ride it and use the four leaf clover to quickly find Jebrael.
- Talk to him and then go back to the oasis.
- After talking to everyone in the oasis, travel to the Khemenu temple. The location will be marked on the map.
Upon arriving at the marked location inside the temple, a cutscene will trigger and the front door will be opened. Enter the next room. There are two doors left and right but you can’t open them yet because you don’t have enough free space at the moment. Don’t worry, completing Golden sleep and its entourage, Double proof it will give you 100% clearance and you can come back here later.
There is also a mechanism in the middle of the room that it is not possible to interact with at the moment. Ignore it and move on. Inside the next room, there are two doors to the left and right. Luckily both can be opened. They can be placed in any order, but we’re putting the one on the right first.
Puzzle in the room on the right
Enter the room on the right. He proceeds down the hall and finds a room where a blue triangle is guarded by two scorpions. Kill the scorpions, collect the triangle and place yourself on the square mechanism next to it.
The mechanism will reveal a Primal Applique containing a Primal Ember. Release the Primordial Ember from the Primordial Shelter and follow him. When resting on a shelter, release it. The Primal Ember will team up with a Primal Torch and unlock half of the puzzle. The other Primal Ember is inside the room on the left.
Puzzle in the room on the left
Enter the room on the left. Proceed down the hall and find a room with Primordial constructs. Defeat them and release the Primordial Ember from the Primordial Cover. Follow him until he joins a Primal Torch. When resting on a shelter, release it.
Once both primal torches have been lit, a cutscene will play and the door to the next room will be opened. Go through the door and go down the hall. Before reaching the marked location, there will be a teleportation waypoint that you can unlock. This waypoint didn’t appear on the map before, it was hidden. Arriving at the marked location will trigger another cutscene. Next, you will be asked to go to the previous room.
In the previous room there will be two doors open to the left and right. They can be placed in any order, but let’s put the one on the right first. This is the room facing the room Jeht is facing. When you enter the room, you can see on the minimap that you are moving south.
Meet Jebrael
Move up the hall and you will meet Jebrael before entering a large room with a boat. Use the four-leaf clover and go to the top of the boat. Pick up the blue triangle, move to the lower level and position yourself on the square mechanism to reveal a Primordial Applique. Release the Primordial Ember and follow it. It will go through a square mechanism. Just stand on it and the floor will disappear, revealing a path to the room below.
Keep following him until he enters a room with a horizontal fan and rests on a Primal Sconce. The fan periodically switches between on and off state by itself, there are no mechanisms to control it manually. He waits for the fan to turn off and immediately releases the Primal Ember from the Primal Sconce.
Keep following him and return to the first room, where he will join a Primal Torch. When he rests on cover, release him. He returns to the room with the teleportation point and enters the room in front of which Jeht stands. In the center of the room, there will be another retractable floor mechanism. You can ignore it for now. There is a seelie in the room below.
At the end of the corridor there is a door. This door is locked on the other side. If you have chosen to enter the room below, the seelie will lead you to the door and open it. Turn left from the door and proceed. You will enter a large room with a Primal Construct and defeat it.
Climb onto the structure in the middle. Look up and around, there should be shamrocks. If there aren’t any, interact with the hourglass mechanism. This will start a timed challenge, you can choose to complete it or ignore it for now. The challenge will spawn the shamrocks.
Find a Primordial Applique
Use the shamrocks and climb up to find a Primordial Applique attached to the wall. Release him and follow him until he returns to the first room and joins a Primal Torch. You can click “Abandon the challenge” once you reach the Primordial applique.
Once both primal torches are lit, a cutscene will be triggered. A door will open into the structure in the center of the room, revealing an elevator. Take the elevator and move to the room below. Approach the marked location and wait for the cutscene to unfold. The door to the next room will open.
Genshin Impact An Introduction to Indoor Archeology Rewards for completing World Quest
With this, “An introduction to indoor archeology y “comes to an end. Players will receive 40 first seeds as a reward. The goal “Thinking like a Vahuna scholar” it will also be unlocked.
This is only the second part of the Golden sleep chain of missions. The third part, “The secret of Al-Ahmar” it will be added to the quest list immediately after finishing “Introduction to Internal Archeology”.
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