This guide shows how to complete the Irodori Poetry Part 2 of the event quest in Genshin Impact. You can start Irodori Poetry Part 2 only after completing Irodori Poetry: Part 1. In the sub-event, you need to bring four photos of local wildlife found in Inazuman.
The Moon and Stars Inscribe Day Two: Friendship
For the first part of the Irodori Poetry event, players must take pictures of four local animals of Inazuma that cater to the ‘Friendship’ theme. Like the previous sub-event, you must use the camera from the lefthand panel of the game menu to take photos instead of Kamera Gadget.
Irodori Poetry: Part 2
To start the quest, you need to change the in-game time to 08:00 – 12:00
Talk to Ootomo
As the subevent starts, your goal is to speak with Ootomo at Ritou Port. Head to Ritou Port and speak He will ask you to get him 4 x photographs of the local animals found around Inazuma that represent friendship for the “Ode to Friendship” poem.
Prepare 4 photos of Inazuman regional animals related to the theme
To take the photos use the camera from the lefthand panel of the game menu instead of Kamera Gadget. When you focus on Inazuma local animals correctly with the game menu’s camera, a message will pop on the screen that says “Appropriate target found”. Take a photo of any four animals to complete this task. There are multiple locations in Innazuma, where you can find these animals. I have mentioned their location below.
#1 Fox
Available near the southern part of Byakko Plain, North of Konda Village,etc.
#2 DendobrElectro Crystalfly
Byakko Plain
#3 Cat
Asase Shrine – Near the hut
#4 Crane
Near northern teleport Waypoint in Watasumi Island. There are many locations
#5 Crab
Available near the beach at multiple locations. You can look near the beach in Koseki Village, Amakumo Peak, Watasumi Island, etc.
Report back to Lenne
Once you have taken a photo of any four animals around Inazuma, head back to Ritou and speak with the poet Lenne.
Select a stanza for the poem
To end the subquest, you can select any stanza to complete the poem as it does not affect the reward.
