How to complete the Solitary Sea Beast quest in Genshin Impact

There are many challenging quests in Gensin Impact, but their rewards are well worth the effort. One such quest you will come across is Solitary Sea Beast. In the quest you have to help a girl to save her friend and during the quest you also have to solve a difficult puzzle. Here’s how to find and complete the Solitary Sea Beast quest in Genshin Impact.

Lonely Sea Monster quest location

You can find this quest south of the Moun Shrine near the Watatsumi Island Archon Statue. You will see the quest icon on your map when you are near the area. Head towards the icon and you will see Kumi giving this quest. Talk to her and it will begin your quest.

Walkthrough for the Solitary Sea Beast quest.

When you start the quest, your first objective is to give Kumi three Sakura Blossoms. After that you have to go to the other side of the island to save Anisa. When you get there, fight the two waves of enemies. Once you’ve done that, Anisa will ask you to help her solve a riddle to get the treasure.

The trick here isn’t to try to solve the puzzle directly and unlock the statue instead. To unlock this, head towards the electrocution house. Look for three elemental pillars, then use thunder attacks on two of them and water on one. Remember that there is a pillar in the electric dome, but you can shoot electric arrows or attack them to activate them without having to get inside the dome.

How to solve Solitary Sea quest puzzle.

Now you have to solve the riddle. To solve the puzzle you have to light all the tiles without stepping on any of them (or again). Once you get to the dead end after starting, interact with the statue and you’ll get a tile to use to get around.

After that, you have to interact with the statue again to advance. Now you have to move carefully along the tiles to touch them all and reach the end to solve the puzzle. Once you’ve solved the puzzle, talk to Anisa and return to Kumi. After a long and boring conversation, the quest will be completed.