Genshin Impact Mist Flower Corolla
Mist Flower Corolla in Genshin Impact is a flower that you can find and collect all across the map, and can be used for Alchemy and to complete the Darknight Hero’s Alibi quest. So, the question is, where can I find Mist Flower Corolla locations in Genshin Impact? Well, luckily for you, there are many, many places where this flower grows; the only potential problem is figuring out how to pick them. We’ll be addressing both of these issues in our Genshin Impact Mist Flower Corolla guide.
Mist Flower Corolla Locations in Genshin Impact – Darknight Hero’s Alibi Quest
To find the Mist Flower Corolla in Genshin Impact for the Darknight Hero’s Alibi quest, you can go to the north of the large lake in Dawn Winery. After all, that’s where the item description tells you to go look. What you’re after are the large, bulbous, dark-blue, flowers encased in ice. So, not only do they have a striking color, but they shine when the light hits them just right. The Mist Flower Corolla is actually kinda hard to miss, all things considered, and odds are, you’ve probably run into them before. You can see where we found them in the images below.
If you need more of them, you can look east of Galesong Hill Anemo Statue, along the beach. Or basically along the banks of any body of water south and southwest of the town of Mondstadt. Now, what might be causing you some trouble is that the flower won’t let you pick it. You approach the Mist Flower Corolla and try to take one, but it just doesn’t work. What’s going on? Well, as it turns out, you can’t pick them while they’re frozen. You have to attack them with a fire attack to “melt” them, and then you can nab them.
And, well, there you have it, that’s where you can find the Mist Flower Corolla locations in Genshin Impact for the Darknight Hero’s Alibi quest. IF you need further help with the game, check out some our other Genshin Impact guides. Among others, we’ve got Genshin Impact Lisa Gift, Noctilucous Jade Map Locations, and Shrine of Depths Locations.
