Many mini-missions need to be completed if you want to earn rewards. Here is our guide to help you with the Festive Anecdotes activity, part of Impact Genshin‘s Windblume Festival / Invitation to Windblume event.
Observation: For more information about the game, see our Impact Genshin guides and hub resources. You can also take a look at our version 1.4 overview and our main page for the main event of the Windblume Festival.
Impact Genshin: Windblume Festival – Festive Anecdotes mini-mission guide
The “Ode to the Flower and the Cloud”, the mini-mission that really unlocked the activities of the Windblume Festival in Impact Genshin, already counts as the first step in Act I. It involves simply talking to some NPCs in Mondstadt, going to the square and meeting with Venti, Bennett and Kaeya.
Observation: There may be some multiple-choice dialogue options, of course, but I don’t think there are any right or wrong answers here. Anyway, we’ll cover the remaining two mini-missions.
Calm down, please, this is a library
- You will visit the library at the headquarters of the Knights of Favonius.
- Talk to Ella Musk and then the three couples who are talking in the area.
- Talk to Wyratt outside the library.
- Go back to the library and speak to Ella again to complete the mission.
Those hard-to-reach places
- Talk to Aramis in the Mondstadt square.
- You will have to clear several piles of leaves on the roofs (use an Anemo character). They come in sets of three, four and then three again.
- After that, you will need to go to the place marked on the castle walls to find a stray cat.
- Go back to Aramis and Margaret to bring the cat to them.
These are the only festive anecdotes you will see today in Impact GenshinWindblume Festival of. The remaining acts and mini-missions will be unlocked in the next few days, so we will update this guide accordingly.
Impact Genshin is available on its official website. For more information, see our guides and resource hub. You can also visit our overview of version 1.4 and the main page of the Windblume Festival.