The Whopperflower hunts by tricking its prey, a process it uses to possibly evolve into a more powerful and pure form.

Some believe that swords have souls and lives of their own, and thus deserve their own names. Those who love their blades will be acknowledged by them in turn. But those who see their swords as friends or even lovers should be warned that this relationship is built on death and bloodshed. The passions of those who dance with their blade amid crimson showers must surely be cooled someday by fickle steel.

A scroll inscribed with ancient images. It is said that few can decipher its meaning, and the few scholars that have all went mad.

A raven insignia that symbolizes the pride and the guiding principle of the Treasure Hoarders. Whether it's hidden amidst the vastness of the land or in the depths of the seas, as long as there are treasures to be hunted down, the spirit of Treasure Hoarders, who will stop at nothing to acquire them, will never die.

An insignia to identify officers. The Fatui possess a colossal army, so there must be something extraordinary about the ones who achieved this rank within the group.

No one really knows why hilichurls are so fascinated with masks. Some say that it's because they don't want to see their own reflections in the water.

Concentrated slime essence. When left alone, it will begin to move on its own.

There is a debate among those who just have to divide the world into winners and losers: what floats better — a Specter or an Anemo Slime?

However, it represents the pride of a hunter and acts as both an amulet and a medal.

Inazuma has a long tradition of sword-making. When making swords, smiths will often make several different weapons at once, before choosing from among them the "shinuchi," or the best weapon, while the others are known as "kageuchi."

An old scroll lacking in detail and clarity. By following the images on it, some magical creatures can recreate a small part of its magic.

An insignia with a different shape to distinguish the sergeants from new recruits. Perhaps there are complicated emotions behind it.

A well-made arrowhead. Sharp enough to penetrate armor with the ease of a rock through the surface of water.

Scholars generally concur that Whopperflowers are advanced life forms among the elemental plants, but there has yet to be a satisfactory explanation regarding their predatory habits.

A raven insignia used by members of the Treasure Hoarders to identify each other. The Treasure Hoarders ask for no resume. Anyone who has an insatiable desire for treasure and is backed up by an equal amount of courage can become a worthy member.

Mildly purified slime secretions. Harmful to the skin. Please avoid direct exposure.

These elemental life-forms have strange behavioral patterns and will periodically surge in number before disappearing.

Yet such is the devotion of hilichurls to masks that they will wear it nonetheless.

Now more broken than complete, it can no longer perform its primary function.

A scroll that likely relates to some kind of magic. Exudes an inexplicable but ominous warmth.

A roughly produced arrowhead. Though unimpressive, neither it nor the bow should be underestimated, for even the bravest knight can be felled by an arrow from the rear.

For those adept in the art of the sword, the tsuba is a defense from the edge of an opponent's blade. For beginners, it is a defense made for their own right hand, to protect it from itself.

An insignia to identify the recruits. Makes one wonder about what the ones joining the Fatui's war machine were thinking.

A thick coating found on slimes. Most commonly seen material in elemental workshops.

Most of the rest has already dispersed.

A signet that proudly represents its owner's position as member of the Treasure Hoarders. The pursuit of treasure knows no bounds. That said... Is being a thief something to be proud of?

The taste of the nectar has a hint of Sweet Flower in it.