В Genshin Impact The abandoned Veiled Dark Matter Cell Laboratory is one of the available locations for offering Moon Seals, located in the Moonsea. A mysterious artificially bred tree emits a special energy that shields the area from outsiders. Find a passage to one of the dragon projects to unlock the reputation system.
How to unlock the Veiled Black Matter Cell Lab in Genshin Impact
Access to the restricted area will become available after the quest. Guests from the Stars of the Moon Gazing.
Once the correct area of the map is open, head to the far southern teleporter and begin the mission. Under the Moonlit Sea.
How to improve research progress
Total required 150 seals - by 30 for each of the five levels. You also need to reach a certain percentage of exploration in two territories: 10, 30, 50, 70, and 90%. Moon Sea и Dark side of the moonThe indicator increases as you collect Lunokulov and chests.
The Sublunar Chronicles list two quests from the series: Guests from the Stars и The Moongazer Project, for which a total of 30 seals will be given.
Level Rewards
For fully upgrading a tree you will receive:
- Primogems ×250;
- standard prayers ×2;
- Crown of Insight ×1;
- weak resin ×1;
- consecrated elixir ×1;
- Sanctifying Unction ×25;
- mora ×10.
For completing the last level you will additionally receive an achievement "Blackness from Other Worlds" and 5 Primogems. You can find out about other achievements of the lunar lands in review of the section "The Indomitable Crescent".
I just can't find the button to go to this offering site. There's an icon on the map, but when I approach the site, it just doesn't appear.
You completed the task Under the Moonlit Sea?
I have the same problem, I completed the entire story on the moon and there is no button.
After the last upgrade, Paimon said to look nearby. Has anyone figured out what to do?
I don't understand either, please let me know as they say.
If no one has found anything yet, most likely the dialogue was about some lore component, like reading the entries on the terminal and understanding the history of this place.