Nahida Story Quest Act 2 in Genshin Impact takes players on a journey to save Apep who’s terminally ill. After spending enough time investigating and understanding what is going on, Nahida and the floating Hydro Fungus slowly start to regain some of their lost memories, which will help the group gradually get close to solving the mystery and saving Apep. However, in the middle of the journey, Genshin Impact players receive a message asking them to complete the World Quest “Perils in the Dark” first before proceeding to save the ill Dragon.
For everything to know about Perils in the Dark World Quest in Genshin Impact and how to complete Nahida Story Quest Act 2, look no further as this guide will explain what this message means.
Perils In The Dark Quest In Genshin Impact
Perils In The Dark Quest in Genshin Impact is part of The Chasm Delvers World Quest, which is the Chasm Quest in Genshin Impact. Many players have been getting a message that suggests they should finish Perils in The Dark World Quest before being able to complete Nahida Story Quest Act 2 in Genshin Impact, but if players have finished all their Chasm quests, then they can simply switch their map to the Underground Chasm and teleport there.
It appears that the game doesn't inform that players simply have to switch to the Underground Chasm map and instead gives the impression that there's a missing quest. Of course, if players didn’t do the quest before starting Nahida Story Quest Act 2, then they need to finish the Perils In The Dark Quest before they can complete Nahida Story Quest.
Perils In The Dark is a long quest where the Traveler has to adventure deeper into the Chasm, examine the dark fog, ring the two bells on either side of the ruins, and finally, defeat the Abyss Lector. Players need to use the Lumenstone Adjuvant to destroy the Oozing Concretions and clear the Dark Mud as they adventure through the Chasm Underground Mines.
Nahida Story Quest Act 2 In Genshin Impact
Halfway through Act 2 of Nahida Story Quest in Genshin Impact, the group must head to the deepest part of the Chasm. This is because the Floating Hydro Fungus recalls that one of their family members went east of Sumeru to a murky place where no one returns from, and Paimon immediately realizes it's the Chasm. Nahida then instructs the group to follow her there to find the special elemental life form.
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