Genshin Impact: Go To The Blade-Testing Venue Guide -

The Blade-Testing Venue might be a little difficult to find. You will have to do a little bit of walking and searching for this hidden location, or you can just open our guide and find it as easy as a heartbeat. We will show you where to go and how to enter it. Let’s see how you can find it and complete the Ere the End, a Glance Back story quest line.

How to Go To The Blade-Testing Venue – Genshin Impact

You will need to be under the Story Quests and open the A Strange and Friendless Road for that one. Under it, you’ll get to a stage called Ere the End, a Glance Back.

You will have to go to Inazuma, or more precisely to Mt. Yougou to get to the blade testing venue. This is the road you should be following to get there.

You can fast travel to the Grand Narukami Shrine, which is going to be located right next to Mt. Yougou or to the north of it. Then from here simply make your way to the waypoint in the center of the picture shown above.

You can jump from the shrine as it is very high above and fly down to the waypoint. You will see a little wooden post in this area that you’ll need to get inside. It will be located as an Occupied Hold.

You will have to be level 90 to enter and it offers actually pretty nice rewards.

Congratulations! Have fun finishing this quest and be wary because it is pretty hard to complete. Good luck!

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