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Genshin Impact’s “Dragon and Serpent Collection” World Quest requires you to gather all five lost books for ema in enkanomiya. books are not marked on your map like other search suggestions are. our genshin impact guide explains where to find the five lost books.

complete the “dragons and serpents collection” and you will find a specific keyseal, a seelie and the five lost books become part of your archive collection .

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• find ema and “dragon and snake collection”
• tokoyokoku dragon and snake book location
• byakuyakoku hydrological study book location
• in the light, below the location of the book of shadows
• before the location of the sun and moon book
• location of the vishap bathismal experimental record book

find ema and ‘dragons and snakes collection’

Just like the other world quest npcs in enkanomiya, ema only appears in evernight, so you’ll need to use one of the many mechanisms to change it to evernight if you haven’t done it yet.

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Once you swap it, they’ll be standing where Enjou originally was in the ruins.

location of the tokoyokoku serpent and dragons book

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This book is the easiest to find, as you just buy it from the Yae Publishing House in Inazuma City.

hydrological studies at the location of the byakuyakoku book

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To get Hydrological Studies in Byakuyakoku in Genshin Impact, you have to complete a puzzle and complete the world quest “Date’s Challenge.” Once you solve both of puzzles, you can open a treasure chest with the book inside.

in the light, below the location of the book of shadows

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To get this book, you’ll need to complete a series of puzzles behind a breakable wall in Dainichi Mikoshi. The wall originally has a ruin guard and some pyro barrels around it. Blow up the barrels to open up the wall and reveal the puzzle.

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The puzzle solution is as follows:

1. Hit the triangle gear in Eternal Night.
2. Switch to Whitenight.
3. Hit the other triangle gear. (there is a switch mechanism just outside the hole entrance).
4. return to the eternal night.
5. take the treasure chest on the newly opened path, climb the wall and activate the mechanism.
6. note the symbols and the number of points for each symbol.
7. teleport to the doors in the heart of the serpent and run through the walls in the order presented by Wall.
8. Pick up the book inside the treasure chest that appears.

if you’re having a hard time remembering which symbols to press in order, here’s what the marks looked like:

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Before Sun and Moon book location

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To get Before Sun and Moon in Genshin Impact, you’ll need to complete the world quest “Antigonus,” which starts from an NPC in Dainichi Mikoshi. It’s a straightforward quest, and it’ll guide you to where you need to go, with no puzzles in the way of completion. You’ll need to fight a ruin guard to complete the quest, though.

location of vishap bathismal experimental record book

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To get Bathysmal Vishap Experimental Records, you need to head to an invisible island and do a short world quest called “Tricolor File.” You’ll need to take the Phase Gate shown above to get to the area, and the NPC that starts the quest will show up nearly immediately on the forward path. The Tricolor File item is in the cyro-gated cage, so you don’t actually need to fight the other vishaps. The electro-gated cage does have a Key Sigil in it, so you’ll probably want to open that one, too.

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