Business in a Marsh is a Daily Commission that occurs at Wangshu Inn, Liyue.
Steps[]
- Talk to Huai'an
- Clear out nearby monsters
- Report back to Huai'an
Rewards[]
This commission grants the following AR-dependent rewards upon completion:
| Adventure Rank |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12–15 | 10 | 175 | 2,775 | 25 | 1–4 | 0–1 |
| 16–20 | 10 | 200 | 3,200 | 30 | 1–4 | 0–1 |
| 21–25 | 10 | 200 | 3,625 | 35 | 1–3 | 0–2 |
| 26–30 | 10 | 225 | 4,050 | 35 | 1–3 | 0–2 |
| 31–35 | 10 | 225 | 4,475 | 40 | 1–3 | 0–2 |
| 36–40 | 10 | 250 | 4,900 | 45 | 0–2 | 1–3 |
| 41–45 | 10 | 250 | 5,325 | 50 | 0–2 | 1–3 |
| 46–50 | 10 | 250 | 5,750 | 50 | 0–2 | 1–3 |
| 51–55 | 10 | 250 | 6,150 | 55 | 0–1 | 1–4 |
| 56–59 | 10 | 250 | 6,575 | 60 | 0–1 | 1–4 |
| 60 | 10 | — | 9,075 | 60 | 0–1 | 1–4 |
Enemies[]
Enemies from this commission do not drop items, Mora, or experience.
- Clear Out Nearby Enemies version
- (Dihua Marsh; north end of the main island north of Wangshu Inn)
Note: there is a group of naturally-spawning enemies nearby that may join the fight:
- Food Delivery version
Note: there is a group of naturally-spawning enemies nearby that may join the fight:
- Clear Out the Monsters Before "He" Can version
- (Dihua Marsh; the large island east of Wangshu Inn)
Dialogue[]
Quest DescriptionHuai'an can't stop worrying about the roaming monsters near Wangshu Inn...
Clear Out Nearby Enemies[]
- (Talk to Huai'an)
- Huai'an: *sigh* It's just one thing after another...
What's wrong?- Huai'an: This location... It's a real challenge to run an inn here.
- Huai'an: It could just be me, but I feel like we're seeing more and more monsters around these parts recently.
- Huai'an: They wouldn't dare come anywhere near the inn itself, but guests need to get in and out and the Millelith can't be here all the time.
- Huai'an: If you're free, do you think you could take a look around and clear out any monsters nearby?
- Okay.
- Huai'an: Haha... Ah, I must say I do find your forthrightness refreshing...
- This issue seems self-inflicted...
- Huai'an: Yes, we should've known what we were getting into when we chose the location.
- Huai'an: But then, where would passing travelers stay if it weren't for us?
- Huai'an: It's a tiring job, but a necessary one.
- Huai'an: Speaking of tiring jobs... I do feel bad making you do this.
- Huai'an: But I promise I will make it worth your time.
- Huai'an: Best of luck, and thank you.
- (Talk to Huai'an again)
- Huai'an: How's it coming along? All clear?
- Not yet.
- Huai'an: Okay. Well, take your time. These monsters may be no end of trouble to people coming and going, but they wouldn't dare set foot in the inn itself.
- Huai'an: And in the highly unlikely event that a few of the gutsier ones did venture inside... I'm sure I could, ahem, persuade them to leave. My guests' safety would not be at risk.
- Huai'an: No one runs an inn this far out of town unless they know a bit of self-defense!
- (Report back to Huai'an)
- Huai'an: How's it coming along? All clear?
- All clear.
- Huai'an: Great. Thanks a lot.
- Huai'an: Here's your payment.
- Huai'an: These days, honestly... If I hadn't done martial arts since I was a kid, I wouldn't dream about working in the hospitality sector.
Clear the Road for an Incoming Food Delivery[]
- (Talk to Huai'an)
- Huai'an: This is becoming an absolute nightmare...
- What's wrong?
- Huai'an: I haven't slept properly in days... See the dark circles under my eyes?
- Huai'an: Have you met any of the guests? They're a handful, to say the least. A brand-new crisis with each one. One of them actually jumped from the top of the building. A building this high. What were they thinking!?
- Huai'an: But never mind that. Right now, I'm waiting on a food delivery from the city, it should be here soon.
- Huai'an: There are monsters on the road though, and they're sure to stir up trouble. Could I trouble you to get rid of them for me?
- Okay.
- Huai'an: Thanks.
- It's like this place is cursed...
- Huai'an: Well... When your doors are open to travelers from all over the world, expect a world's worth of baggage... That's what I like to say.
- Huai'an: We can manage though. It's just an inn that's a bit further out and a bit busier than most.
- Huai'an: I appreciate your help. Thanks, and good luck.
- (Talk to Huai'an again)
- Huai'an: How's it coming along? All clear?
- Not yet.
- Huai'an: Okay, please be as quick as you can. The chef has run out of supplies.
- Huai'an: I could go and sort it myself if it came to it, but that's a last resort.
- (Report back to Huai'an)
- Huai'an: How's it coming along? All clear?
- All clear.
- Huai'an: Great. Thanks a lot.
- Huai'an: Here's your payment. If you're ever in the area again, feel free to stop by anytime.
Clear Out the Monsters Before "He" Can[]
- (Talk to Huai'an)
- Huai'an: *sigh* Whatever am I going to do...
- What's wrong?
- Huai'an: This location... It's a real challenge to run an inn here.
- Huai'an: Dihua Marsh means lots of Silvergrass, and where treasure lies, monsters will follow.
- Huai'an: We're lucky that the Millelith cleared most of them out of the area. Since then it's mostly been fine.
- Huai'an: But inexplicably, they seem to have made something of a resurgence recently.
- Huai'an: I know they would never come anywhere near the inn, but there's no denying they're an eyesore. And if even I think so, I can guarantee my customers will too.
- Huai'an: Are you free to help? It would be great if you could deal with any nearby monsters for me.
- Okay.
- Huai'an: Haha... Ah, I must say I do find your forthrightness refreshing...
- You're stressing out over an eyesore!?
- Huai'an: Frankly, yes, their irksome presence is the biggest problem they pose.
- Huai'an: But some people, such as a certain young gentleman obsessed with peace and quiet, find that simply intolerable. And when something upsets him, it usually ends up upsetting the rest of Dihua Marsh too...
- Huai'an: Anyway. I'm not exactly thrilled to be begging a guest for help like this.
- Huai'an: But please be assured that you will be well compensated for your trouble.
- Huai'an: Best of luck, and thank you.
- (Talk to Huai'an again)
- Huai'an: How's it coming along? All clear?
- Not yet.
- Huai'an: Alright, well there's no rush. They tend to keep their distance so they don't pose a huge threat.
- Huai'an: But if one of the blind ones happened to lose its way and end up disrupting that young gentleman's peace and quiet...
- Huai'an: It might well plunge all of Dihua Marsh into a mad panic. More to the point, the inn would see no business until things finally quietened down.
- (Report back to Huai'an)
- Huai'an: How's it coming along? All clear?
- All clear.
- Huai'an: Great. Thanks a lot.
- Huai'an: As promised, here's your payment.
- Huai'an: Fingers crossed we're in the clear for a while now...
- Huai'an: Pardon? Who's the young gentleman? ...That's a question for the boss.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Business in a Marsh | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 花洲有客栈 Huā Zhōu Yǒu Kèzhàn | Flower Islet Has An Inn |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 花洲有客棧 Huā Zhōu Yǒu Kèzhàn | |
| Japanese | 荻花洲の旅館 Tekika-shuu no Ryokan | Dihua Marsh's Inn |
| Korean | 화주에 있는 객잔 Hwaju-e Inneun Gaekjjan | Inn in the Dihua Marsh |
| Spanish | La posada en el pantano | The Inn in the Swamp |
| French | Persona non grata | Persona Non Grata |
| Russian | Дела болотные Dela bolotnyye | Marsh Things |
| Thai | ธุรกิจในหนองน้ำ | Business in a Swamp |
| Vietnamese | Hoa Châu Có Nhà Trọ | |
| German | Ein Haus am Moor | A House On The Moor |
| Indonesian | Penginapan Tengah Rawa | Homestay Amidst the Marsh |
| Portuguese | Negócios em um Pântano | Businesses in a Swamp |
| Turkish | Bataklıkta İş Yapmak | Doing Bussiness in a Swamp |
| Italian | Affari in una palude |
Change History[]
Released in Version 1.0