Look For Other Murals Genshin

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Cuphead DLC - The Loop

The Other Side of Isle and Ocean is a World Quest that occurs in Golden Apple tree Archipelago. It was part of the Midsummer Island Adventure event.

Steps

Beginning by observing the mural on the wall.

1. Take a photo of a landscape
2. Look for other murals
   • Players need to take photos of all 5 murals before progressing to the next step.
3. Return to Mondstadt and await for a researcher

Notes

• Players tin can starting time the quest from any of the bachelor murals.
• At that place are 5 murals in total, one on Broken Isle, Minacious Isle, Nameless Isle, Nameless Islet, and Twinning Isle.
• In society to take a photo of a mural, players demand to first observe the mural by selecting the Observe option that appears when walking up close to it. Otherwise the photos will not count towards the quest. Players can employ Photo Style from the Paimon Bill of fare or equip the Kamera. Information technology is not needed to use the "salve" selection upon taking the picture.
• To be able to get to the Nameless Islet, players demand to find the journal shown in the Twinning Isle Mural. The journal will trigger the quest A Trip Through Fog and Air current.
• The "Nameless Island" is to the west of the island at Twinning Isle.

Gallery

Murals

Map Locations

Broken Island Mural

Minacious Island Mural

Nameless Isle Landscape

Nameless Islet Landscape

Twinning Isle Mural

Location Context

Cleaved Isle Mural

Minacious Isle Landscape

Nameless Island Mural

Nameless Islet Mural

Nameless Islet Mural

Dialogue

Quest Description

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Y'all discover a strange mural on one of the islands in the Golden Apple tree Archipelago. Mayhap this archipelago is domicile to more of these murals...

Upon taking a pic of any landscape for the beginning fourth dimension

(Take a movie of observed mural for the first time)

Paimon: Who knew that nosotros'd observe a mural like this one on this island?

Paimon: Still, we tin't make complete sense out of the story these murals depict just past looking at them.

Paimon: Maybe there might be similar murals on the surrounding islands nearby...

Paimon: Let's expect effectually and see what we can detect!

Broken Island

(Find the mural)

(If this is the first landscape you've found)

Paimon: Hmm? Look, there's some sort of... drawing on this stone.

(Otherwise)

Paimon: Look! Over here! There'south a mural here too!

Paimon: What's this... looks like 5... pillars? Or are those five cups of h2o? Paimon wonders which it is...

Paimon: Well, allow'south record it down anyway.

(Only plays if you interacted with the stone pedals for the Mural Lake Puzzle before)

Paimon: This mural... feels like it has something to do with that pool on the mountaintop.

Paimon: Only we tin't be sure how they're related...

(Take a photograph and obtain Broken Island Mural)

Minacious Isle

(Observe the landscape)

(If this is the first mural you've found)

Paimon: Hmm? Look, there's some sort of... drawing on this rock.

Paimon: Looks similar a transport with lots of people on it... meeting a disaster at body of water...

(Otherwise)

Paimon: Ooh! Hither'southward another landscape!

Paimon: Looks like a ship with lots of people on it... meeting lots of huge waves...

Paimon: Paimon can't read this very well... Either way, let'due south make of note of this mural first, shall nosotros?

(Take a photo and obtain Minacious Isle Mural)

Nameless Island

(Notice the mural)

(If this is the offset mural you lot've found)

Paimon: Hmm? Look, there's some sort of... drawing on this rock.

(Otherwise)

Paimon: Over here! There'south a mural here as well!

Paimon: Looks similar a broken ship... and one grouping of people saving another...

Paimon: Paimon'due south not totally sure what it means, but let's tape this mural downwards first.

(Take a photo and obtain Nameless Isle Landscape)

Nameless Islet

Role of A Trip Through Fog and Wind

(Observe the mural)

(If this is the first mural yous've found)

Paimon: Hmm? Look, in that location' some sort of... drawing on this stone.

Paimon: It looks like people are getting ready to lath a transport.

(Otherwise)

Paimon: Huh, Paimon didn't think we'd find a mural here, too...

Paimon: Information technology looks like it shows people getting ready to board a ship.

Paimon: Paimon doesn't know what all this means, only let's record this mural down get-go.

(Take a photograph and obtain Nameless Islet Mural)

Twinning Island

(Observe the landscape)

(If this is the starting time mural you've found)

Paimon: Hmm? Await, there's some sort of... drawing on this stone.

Paimon: This one seems to testify a mount... with a special symbol on it.

Paimon: Paimon'south non totally sure what it means, but let'southward tape this mural downward start.

(Otherwise, if obtained Illegible Notes)

Paimon: Looks like we've found another mural.

Paimon: This ane seems to show a mountain... with a special symbol on information technology.

Paimon: Paimon's non totally sure what information technology means, merely let'south record this mural downwards first.

(Otherwise)

Paimon: Looks like we've plant another mural.

Paimon: This mural looks like it has some special pregnant.

Paimon: Looks like the marker is right on peak of that mountain. Should we go have a look? Who knows, maybe we'll observe something.

(Take a photo and obtain Twinning Island Mural)

(If obtained Illegible Notes)

Paimon: This marking... looks similar the same spot that was on the periodical we establish.

Paimon: Maybe that journal and the mural were left by the same group of people!

Observe any mural again

Paimon: Paimon wonders what story these murals tape...

After all murals take been found

(Afterwards collecting photos of all murals)

Paimon: Well, nosotros've recorded all these murals down. If we connect them, we should exist able to put the pieces together.

Paimon: Nonetheless, information technology feels equally though these murals are hiding some other message. If just we could go someone to help us decipher it...

Maybe we should put up a commission at the Adventurers' Gild.

Paimon: Hey! If we do that, and the murals plow out to exist clues to some treasure, aren't we merely giving information technology upward for free?

Paimon: That won't do! Let's look for... oh, let'due south go look for a researcher and get them to aid usa out!

Let'south rope a researcher into this business organisation, shall nosotros?

Paimon: Hmm, that would be best. But where would nosotros observe one...

Paimon: Ooh, Paimon's heard people say that y'all can normally observe researchers in the library, right?

Paimon: Let's go back in that location and try our luck, shall we?

Paimon: Who knows, we might only find the researcher nosotros demand at that place!

(Return to Mondstadt and talk to Sayid)

Sayid: How-do-you-do, friend. Is there anything I can do for you?

Paimon: Are you lot a researcher?

Sayid: Haha, I suppose I count. Strictly speaking, I am a "wandering scholar," but I suppose that is merely only a subset of "researcher."

Sayid: Well, so. Have y'all encountered a problem that you lot demand a "researcher" to help solve?

Well here'south what happened...

Yous and Paimon explain the procedure of recording the murals to Sayid...

Sayid: Islands out at sea... and murals you found there. How fascinating.

Sayid: So you lot're looking for a researcher who can assist yous decipher those murals, I gather?

Are you willing to help us out?

Sayid: Of course, I take never rejected the opportunity to study the unknown.

We tin can pay y'all.

Sayid: Hahaha. From the await of things, you must be highly-experienced adventurers.

Sayid: However, I would say that these stories of the unknown are the greatest possible remuneration for me. Y'all need not pay me annihilation else.

Sayid: Now then, permit'southward non delay. Could I have a await at those murals?

Here are the ones we recorded down.

Sayid: Oh, corking, non bad at all. My apologies, delight give me a moment to think...

Sayid examines the murals carefully...

Sayid: Hmm. The contents depicted by these murals are not difficult to decipher in and of themselves. I cannot quite put them all in order yet, just I think there should exist no trouble if nosotros but tried to sympathise them one by one.

Sayid: Starting time, we have this mural, which depicts a group of people who were shipwrecked.

(Shows Minacious Island Landscape)

Sayid: Afterwards they were shipwrecked, they must have drifted to the isle where you encountered the murals.

Sayid: They then stayed on that island.

Sayid: As for this mural, information technology shows five objects with 5 different markings within them.

(Shows Cleaved Isle Mural)

Sayid: Just like five cups of water, with each containing a different corporeality of it.

Sayid: This sort of artwork unremarkably hints at the alter in land of something.

A change in state...

...What does that mean, exactly?

Sayid: However, I cannot guess what this "something" is exactly...

Sayid: Nevertheless, if this island is in the middle of the ocean, and so this "something" could e'er exist "seawater."

Sayid: Next, permit's await at this landscape.

(Shows Nameless Isle Mural)

Sayid: Later on yet some other shipwreck, the isle welcomed some new "guests."

Sayid: This should be the start batch of people attempting to rescue the second. Too, if you'll have a look at the wreckage depicted here...

Sayid: The first landscape only hints at their state of affairs, simply this mural goes into a lot of detail equally to the wrecked ship.

Sayid: Maybe this particular shipwreck meant something unusual to the people who wound up on this island.

Sayid: Then we come to this mural.

(Shows Twinning Isle Mural)

Sayid: Hither, I'm sure y'all can observe that this mount has been especially marked out.

Sayid: I suspect this place must take been of import to these people.

Sayid: Finally, nosotros come up to this one. Clearly, they found some way to get out this island and thus departed.

(Shows Nameless Islet Mural)

Sayid: The story the murals tell should be every bit such.

Give thanks yous.

Sayid: It was nothing. In fact, I accept always been interested in this sort of enquiry.

Why did they have to use murals, though?

Sayid: Sometimes, images are nigh intuitive than language when it comes to recording and transmitting information.

Sayid: Thank you for bringing me this story and these murals. I never idea that I would meet such things in Mondstadt.

Sayid: Peradventure I should have some time out to walk effectually outside...

Mail-Quest Dialogue

These dialogue lines appear upon observing the murals after having completed the quest.

(Observing the Broken Isle Mural)

Paimon: The more Paimon looks at these five things, the more they look like cups with water in them.

(Observing the Minacious Island Mural)

Paimon: When these people got shipwrecked, they must have showtime stayed on this island.

(Observing the Nameless Island Landscape)

Paimon: This group of people must have saved some other group on this island.

(Observing the Nameless Islet Mural)

Paimon: They must have left this isle. Let'southward hope that their voyage went smoothly this time...

(Observing the Twinning Isle Landscape)

Paimon: This mural looks similar it'southward trying to marker something out.

Other Languages

Language	Official Proper noun	Literal Meaning
English	The Other Side of Isle and Sea	—
Chinese (Simplified)	岛与海的彼端 Dǎo Yǔ Hǎi de Bǐ Duān	The Other Side of Island and Sea
Chinese (Traditional)	島與海的彼端 Dǎo Yǔ Hǎi de Bǐ Duān
Japanese	島と海の彼方 Shima to Umi no Kanata	The Other Side of Island and Ocean
Korean	섬과 바다의 저편 Seom-gwa Bada-ui Jeopyeon	The Other Side of Isle and Bounding main
Spanish	Al otro lado de la isla y el mar
French	La face cachée des îles et de la mer	The Hidden Side of the Islands and Sea
Russian	Другая сторона острова и моря Drugaya storona ostrova i morya
Thai	อีกด้านของหมู่เกาะและทะเล
Vietnamese	Đảo Và Biển
German	Jenseits der Inseln und des Meers	Beyond the Islands and the Sea
Indonesian	Sisi Lain Pulau dan Laut	Other Side of Island and Ocean
Portuguese	Outro Lado das Ilhas due east Mar	Other Side of the Islands and Sea

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