The Warding Stones of Seirai or Warding Stones are devices found on Seirai Island. Four of these stones seal the entrance to the center of the island, where the Thunder Manifestation resides. Each Warding Stone has three associated paper charm hangers, which have elemental traces leading to them that can be found with Elemental Sight.
The Warding Stones are activated during the World Quest series Seirai Stormchasers.
Tutorial[]
- The Warding Stones of Seirai
If you wish to restore the Warding Stones' functionality and suppress the storm once more, you must find and touch the three sets of paper charms hung on poles that correspond to each Warding Stone. You must recall the positions of each set of paper charms, and the number of paper charms on each pole.If you wish to restore the Warding Stones' functionality and suppress the storm once more, you must find and touch the three sets of paper charms hung on poles that correspond to each Warding Stone. You must recall the positions of each set of paper charms, and the number of paper charms on each pole.
There are also paper charms hanging off the Warding Stone itself, and the Stones are split into upper and lower sections that may be rotated independently.There are also paper charms hanging off the Warding Stone itself, and the Stones are split into upper and lower sections that may be rotated independently.
Rotate the Warding Stones such that the number of paper charms on the sections of the Stone that correspond to the three poles match the number of charms placed there. Once you rotate the Warding Stone sections such that this correspondence is perfect, the seal upon it shall be reinstated.Rotate the Warding Stones such that the number of paper charms on the sections of the Stone that correspond to the three poles match the number of charms placed there. Once you rotate the Warding Stone sections such that this correspondence is perfect, the seal upon it shall be reinstated.
Gallery[]
Warding Stone after it has been activated
Change History[]
Released in Version 2.1