Black Myth: Wukong Treasure Hunter Quest Guide

Black Myth: Wukong Treasure Hunter Side Quest Guide — Game Science

Black Myth: Wukong is all the rage, and with players looking to finish the game, there are some nice sidequests and secrets you can uncover that will unlock additional boss fights and more amazing loot.

Having that in mind, the Treasure Hunter quest is a necessary requirement if you are looking to unlock the secret ending so without further ado, we will go over how you can complete this sidequest in this short and simple guide.

Black Myth: Wukong: Treasure Hunter Walkthrough

Black Myth: Wukong Treasure Hunter Guide — Game Science

This sidequest will ask you to help out a Treasure Hunter NPC who will award you with a Spell Binder spell upon completion. To start the quest, you will need to head to the North Shore of the Bitter Lake Shrine and start walking down the opposite side until you see a temple.

You will see the NPC being attacked by Cyan Bats, and once you deal with them, make sure to exhaust the Treasure Hunter's dialogue options. Next, if Zhu Baizhe is not accompanying you anymore, you can to head to the Towers of Karma Shrine where you will see the Treasure Hunter nearby.

You will then use the Ring of Fire spell which will prompt a short cutscene. Once again, exhaust all of the dialogue options and then head to the Melon Field Shrine. You can travel to the Field of Felicity Shrine and go down the snowy terrain on the left, located between the shrine itself and the arch with a corpse laying against it. Head down the path until you see a small body of water, go to the other side, and continue to the edge where you will a way to jump down.

Black Myth: Wukong Treasure Hunter Guide Quest — Game Science

Follow the braziers until you reach the Melon Field Shrine and you will see a cave with a Secret Boss fight. Upon defeating the boss, you will receive the Spell Binder spell. And you should be good to go! ConCon has a great video of everything you need to do, so make sure to check it out, here:

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