Wuthering Waves 3.0 gave us a lot of great content, but it also gave us something else entirely: confusion. If you’ve ever stared at your quest log wondering why Final Reverberation just refuses to progress, you’re not alone. For a while, this quest (and a few others) felt straight-up cursed, with vague objectives, missing dialogue, and NPCs that just… wouldn’t cooperate.

The good news is that Final Reverberation is absolutely completable now, and most of the issues players ran into either had hidden triggers or were quietly fixed in later patches. This guide walks you through how the Final Reverberation questline works, how to unlock it properly, what to do if it looks bugged, and how players actually managed to get past the infamous I.R.I.S. interaction.

How to Complete Final Reverberation 1 & 2

Before you even see Final Reverberation I, it’s important to know that Wuthering Waves absolutely loves conditional quest triggers. This quest does not reliably appear just because you finished the main story or hit 100% exploration. Plenty of players had everything cleared and still couldn’t get it to show up, so if you’re stuck, you’re definitely not alone.

Both Final Reverberation I and II are very short quests once they finally unlock. They mainly involve traveling to specific locations, using Utility: Sensor, interacting with discarded logs, and delivering medicine supplies to Lias in Fangspire Chasm. The objectives are straightforward, and the game marks the locations clearly on the map once the quests are active.

Completing Final Reverberation 1 & Medicine Supplies

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For Final Reverberation I, the discarded log is located between Itching Plains and Startorch Academy, but not easy to miss even if you’re not actively looking for it. You’ll also have to wait for days to progress into the log.

As for the Medicine Supplies bit, you can find and deliver the medicine supplies to Lias in Fangspire Chasm.

Completing Final Reverberation 2

Final Reverberation II sends you to another discarded log found in the southwest area of Fangspire Chasm. After completing the first quest, progression flows directly into the second with no extra steps required.

If Final Reverberation doesn’t appear at all, your best bet is clearing as many remaining side quests and events as possible. Version 3.0 in particular locks certain quests behind unrelated content. Side quests like Urban Legend: The Anonymous Inviter and Hidden Childhood have been confirmed to block progression for some players until they’re completed, even if everything else looks finished.

Final Reverberation II and the I.R.I.S. Problem

This is where most players got stuck. Final Reverberation II updates your objective to “Return to I.R.I.S.”, which sounds simple enough. Except when you actually talk to her, there’s no quest-related dialogue option, and nothing progresses.

For a while, this step was genuinely bugged for many players. The issue appeared to be tied to handing over treasure parts, which simply wouldn’t trigger the next interaction. Some players found that completing other quests randomly fixed it, while others were completely locked out even after finishing everything else in the game.

Eventually, a small patch released on December 29 quietly fixed this issue, and players were finally able to complete the quest normally. If you’re playing on the latest version, this step should now work as intended.

Workarounds If the Quest Still Feels Bugged

Before the fix, players got creative, and some of those tricks are still useful if your quest behaves strangely.

One confirmed workaround involved teleporting above I.R.I.S. and using a teleport drop item to descend directly onto her location. After doing this, some players reported that the interaction suddenly worked and the quest progressed as normal.

Another important thing to note is that Wuthering Waves sometimes requires specific positioning or reloads to refresh NPC states. If dialogue doesn’t appear, teleporting away, reloading the area, or approaching from a different angle can genuinely make a difference.

If nothing works, reporting the issue to Kuro Games is still recommended, as multiple quests in 3.0 had soft-lock issues depending on player progression order.

Final Thoughts

Final Reverberation is one of those quests that perfectly captures both the mystery and the occasional frustration of Wuthering Waves’ quest design.

Between hidden triggers, previously bugged steps, and NPC interactions that don’t always behave the way you expect, it’s no surprise so many players thought their save was broken. Thankfully, with the right progression order and the fixes rolled out since 3.0, the quest is now fully completable and well worth seeing through to the end.

And if finishing this quest sends you straight back into exploration mode around Lahai Roi, you’ll probably run into route construction sooner rather than later. When that happens, check out our guide on How to Get Compressed Bedrock in Wuthering Waves, which breaks down where to farm it, which enemies drop it, and how to grind it efficiently without burning yourself out. Think of it as the practical follow-up after surviving one of the game’s most confusing questlines.

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If you’ve been exploring Lahai Roi in Wuthering Waves v3.0, you’ve probably noticed something shiny, and not just the loot drops. Compressed Bedrock is one of the key materials for the Operation: Frontier Renewal permanent event, where players reconstruct routes, unlock shortcuts, and generally make the world a little easier to explore.

Unlike other crafting materials, Compressed Bedrock is mostly earned by fighting enemies and completing specific challenges, so it’s a little more “hands-on” than just mining rocks or clicking chests.

This guide walks you through exactly where to find Compressed Bedrock, which enemies drop it, how to farm it efficiently, and what to do with it once your inventory is full of these heavy, valuable chunks of rock.

How to Get Compressed Bedrock

Farming enemies in Lahai Roi is the most straightforward way to collect Compressed Bedrock. After completing the quest Fire It Up! Route Constructor!

Rovers unlock the Operation: Frontier Renewal event tab. On the event page, select Compressed Bedrock to view target enemy groups: Exoswarm, Roya Outcasts, and Clamoring TDs. These groups are automatically highlighted on your map, making farming much easier.

Enemies that drop Compressed Bedrock include Twin Nova — Nebulous Cannon, Flora Reindeer, Mining Reindeer, Ironhoof, Spacetrek Explorer, Sabercat Reaver, Windlash Coleoid, Flora Drone, Geospider S4, Zip Zap, and Tremor Warrior. Simply roam the areas, defeat these enemies, and watch your stash of Compressed Bedrock grow.

Keep in mind, enemies in Tacet Fields and Tacet Discord Nests don’t drop this material, so focus on the overworld zones. Tacet Fields DO DROP Compressed Bedrock, but you’ll only receive it if you collect the rewards at the end of the encounter.

Challenge Void Storm Zones

Another reliable source is Void Storm Zones. These repeatable daily challenges reward Compressed Bedrock when you complete them, but be warned: the enemies are tough.

You can only claim rewards from two Void Storm Zones per day (only Void Storms II and IV drop bedrock), regardless of which ones you choose. Think of it as a daily high-stakes farm, get your best team ready, because skipping mechanics here means fewer rocks for your construction goals.

Re-Fight the Voidworm

After completing Chapter 3, Act 1: What Burns Beneath Frostlands, the Voidworm becomes a daily target in Mawburrow Desert. Fighting it provides a hefty chunk of Compressed Bedrock, making this encounter one of the fastest ways to boost your stockpile if you’re grinding materials for multiple route constructions.

Effects and How to Use Compressed Bedrock

Compressed Bedrock is classified as a valuable with rarity 4. Its primary purpose is to repair and construct routes in the Operation: Frontier Renewal permanent event. Using this material allows Rovers to expand pathways, open shortcuts, and make exploration of Lahai Roi much more manageable. Some routes need only a small amount of Bedrock, while others require thousands, so patience is key.

Approach any route construction point, check the materials required, and contribute your Compressed Bedrock. A short cutscene plays, showing your roads being rebuilt, which is both satisfying and practical. The best strategy is to farm steadily across multiple sessions rather than trying to clear everything in one marathon grind.

Farming Tips and Team Recommendations

Efficiency is everything when farming Compressed Bedrock. Use AoE-focused teams to clear enemy packs quickly, and consider including one ranged character to handle evasive enemies like Flora Drone. For F2P players, prioritize crowd-control skills to handle large groups without losing time. If you’ve got the luxury of high-level 5-star AoE units, coordinate buffs and debuffs for maximum multi-target damage.

Also, rotate your farming locations: if one enemy group is cleared and no new targets appear, teleport to another highlighted group or wait for daily respawns. This keeps your farming runs smooth and minimizes downtime.

Wrap-Up

Compressed Bedrock might look like just another crafting material, but in Wuthering Waves, it’s a key piece of the puzzle for unlocking the full exploration potential of Lahai Roi.

From defeating overworld enemies to daily Void Storms and the formidable Voidworm, there’s no shortage of ways to stockpile this essential resource. Use it wisely to rebuild routes, unlock new pathways, and make your exploration of the region as smooth as possible.

And hey, if you’ve had enough of grinding rocks and enemies for a while, why not switch gears, literally, and check out our All Motorbike Racing Challenges in Wuthering Waves guide? It covers every high-speed race in the Rebirth Uplands, tips for tight timers, and tricks to keep your Expedition Motorcycle flying past the finish line without losing your sanity.

It’s the perfect break from farming while still keeping your Wuthering Waves adventures action-packed.

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If you thought Wuthering Waves was all about combat, exploration, and emotional side quests, Lahai-Roi says otherwise. Hidden across the Rebirth Uplands are motorbike racing challenges that test how well you can actually control the Expedition Motorcycle. These races are short, intense, and surprisingly strict with their time limits, especially if you’re aiming for full rewards.

There are three motorbike racing challenges in total, and while the objective is always the same, reach the finish line before time runs out, the routes, mechanics, and difficulty ramp up fast. I’ll walk you through where each race is, what makes it tricky, and how people are actually beating the tight timers without losing their sanity.

How Motorbike Racing Challenges Work

All three races require you to reach the finish line within a specific time limit. Clearing the challenge unlocks rewards like crafting materials and chests, but hitting the optimal time is what gets you everything. The game doesn’t do a great job explaining bike mechanics, which is why many players struggle at first, especially on the infamous 1:20 requirement.

Each race starts when you approach the starting line and interact with it. Once the timer begins, it’s all about managing boost energy, drifting efficiently, and not wiping out on corners.

Rebirth Uplands Race 1 – Ribcage Bends

The first motorbike race is located in Ribcage Bends within the Rebirth Uplands. This is the introduction race and is fairly forgiving compared to the others, but it still teaches you an important lesson right away: speed alone isn’t enough.

Once you arrive at the starting line, interact with it to begin the challenge and push straight for the finish. One thing many players miss here is that there are three chests at the starting area. Make sure you grab them after completing the race so you don’t accidentally leave rewards behind.

This race is mostly about learning the flow of boost usage and corners, so don’t stress if you barely clear it on your first attempt.

Rebirth Uplands Race 2 – Roya Frostlands

The second race takes place in Roya Frostlands, still within the Rebirth Uplands, and this is where most players hit a wall. To guarantee full rewards, you’re aiming for a finish time of around 1:14, and anything close to 1:20 can feel brutally tight.

This track has longer straightaways mixed with sharper turns, which means boost management suddenly matters a lot more. Players who try to brute-force it by holding boost the entire time usually run out of energy before the final stretch.

A lot of people struggled here until they realized drifting isn’t just for turning. Drifting and then reactivating boost actually helps recover energy. Some players also found it much easier after going into Settings > Gameplay and enabling all vehicle control toggles, allowing forward movement and boost to stay active without holding the buttons down.

Rebirth Uplands Race 3 – Golden Spiral

The final race is located near Golden Spiral, close to where the first race takes place, and it’s the most demanding of the three. This challenge requires you to complete two full laps, with an ideal finish time of roughly 2:12 if you want every reward.

Because of the lap requirement, stamina and boost efficiency matter more here than raw speed. If you burn all your energy early, the second lap becomes a slow, painful crawl. This is the race where mastering drift-boost recovery really pays off.

The track layout is familiar, but mistakes compound quickly over two laps, so clean turns matter more than risky shortcuts.

Tricks That Actually Work to Beat Motorbike Racing Challenges

A lot of players found creative ways to deal with the tight timers, especially for the second race. One commonly used trick is riding past the starting line first, turning around, and then hitting the start prompt while already at full speed. Because the bike continues moving during the countdown, you essentially get a rolling start and shave off precious seconds.

Others discovered that lightly drifting side to side when boost runs out helps recover stamina faster, allowing you to re-enter boost mode almost immediately. It’s not explained anywhere in-game, but once you get the rhythm down, the races feel far more manageable.

And yes, there’s also a semi-cheeky advantage if you have Lynae on your team. One of her talents increases the bike’s energy capacity, which makes maintaining boost significantly easier. It’s not required, but it definitely feels like cheating once you notice the difference.

Final Thoughts

The motorbike racing challenges in Wuthering Waves are deceptively tricky. On the surface, they’re just about hitting the finish line, but the boost management, tight turns, and lap requirements quickly turn them into a test of timing, stamina, and patience. Once you get the hang of drift-boost recovery, toggle your controls, and maybe even bring Lynae along for an energy advantage, they start to feel way more satisfying, and less like pure frustration.

And while you’re out in Lahai-Roi zipping through Rebirth Uplands, don’t forget there’s a quieter side to this world too. If you want to take a break from racing and experience a story that’s unexpectedly touching, check out our Return to Light Full Quest Guide in Wuthering Waves. It’s all about a little girl, and some stickers, pretty simple but rewarding!

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Wuthering Waves has no shortage of flashy combat and big story moments, but every once in a while, it sneaks in a side quest that hits way harder than expected. Return to Light is one of those quests. On paper, it’s just about collecting stickers from a few camps. In reality, it’s a quiet, emotional side story tucked away in Fangspire Chasm that leaves you staring at your screen for a bit longer than planned.

This guide walks you through exactly how to unlock Return to Light, where to find every camp and sticker, what happens at the end, and all the rewards you’ll earn along the way.

How to Start the Return to Light Quest

To begin Return to Light, head to Fangspire Chasm, just west of Dawnship Fjord. You’ll find a small cluster of tents on elevated ground. Climb up the nearby stairs and look for a tent with a young girl named Misha inside. Talking to her immediately starts the quest, with no Union Level requirement at all.

Misha explains that she’s waiting for her mother and asks you to help collect Soliskin stickers scattered across nearby camps. That’s your cue that this “simple” side quest might not stay simple for long.

First Sticker Near Misha’s Tent

Before heading anywhere else, circle around the left side of Misha’s tent. Lying on the ground is the first Soliskin sticker, which you can pick up immediately. This also subtly teaches you how the rest of the quest works: stickers don’t always show on the map unless you’re close enough.

First Camp: Two Stickers and Your First Fight

The first camp is located slightly northwest of Misha’s position, roughly between her tent and Ribcage Bends. As you approach, the sticker markers finally appear.

This camp is guarded by enemies, so you’ll need to clear them out first. One sticker is found on the ground-level camp area near a tent, while the second is higher up on the large central structure. Interact with the golden wall to scan it. Once you grab both, you’re free to move on.

Second Camp Near Ribcage Bends

The second camp sits just north of Ribcage Bends and is much simpler. After dealing with the enemies in the area, check the left side of the main tent to find the sticker. This one contains an important letter tied to Misha’s mother, hinting that the story is heading somewhere heavier than expected.

Third Camp Southeast of Startorch Academy

This is where the quest ramps up a bit. Travel southeast of Startorch Academy, where the third camp is tucked under cliffs and higher structures.

One sticker is found on the roof of a large tent. Use the nearby grapple to launch yourself up and scan it. The second sticker is on a tall structure guarded by enemies. Climb around the back, and you’ll spot it near a bird’s nest. Once both stickers are collected, you’ll immediately be attacked by Outcasts, so be ready for a fight.

Fourth Camp Near Spacetrek Observatory

The fourth camp is located southeast of the Spacetrek Observatory in Giant’s Gaze. It’s positioned on elevated terrain, so you may need to use a combination of climbing and bike movement to reach it.

There’s only one sticker here, located on the right side of the tent. Two Outcasts guard it, so clear them out before scanning the sticker safely.

Fifth Camp and Final Sticker

The final camp is found just north of the Spacetrek Observatory, very close to a Resonance Beacon. This one’s mercifully straightforward. Walk up to the tent, scan the sticker on its right side, and you’re officially done collecting all eight Soliskin stickers.

Returning to Misha and Passing Time

Head back to Misha’s tent and give her all the stickers, along with the note you discovered earlier. She thanks you and asks you to come back one day later. Use the in-game time skip feature to pass a day, then return to her camp.

When you arrive, things feel… different. Four Soliskins are standing around, and Misha herself is nowhere to be found. Interact with the table to read Misha’s message, which reveals that she has passed on to reunite with her mother.

A short cutscene plays where two familiar Soliskins wave goodbye as Rover quietly comments that they look familiar. No combat, no dialogue choices, just a soft emotional gut punch to close the quest.

Quest Details and Rewards

Return to Light was introduced in Version 3.0 and takes place primarily in Fangspire Chasm. There’s no Union Level requirement, making it easy to miss early on if you’re rushing content.

Completing the quest rewards you with 300 Union EXP, 30 Astrites, 20,000 Shell Credits, and two Advanced Energy Cores. You’ll also receive the Studious Soliskin Sticker, which can be used to decorate your Expedition Motorcycle. Some versions of the reward pool also include the Paper Soliskin: Sweet Misha Trophy, making this quest both emotionally and cosmetically memorable.

Final Thoughts

Return to Light is one of those side quests that quietly sticks with you long after it’s over. It starts off feeling like a simple sticker hunt, then slowly turns into a soft, emotional story that reminds you Wuthering Waves isn’t just about combat and builds. If you’re the kind of player who enjoys environmental storytelling and bittersweet endings, this quest is absolutely worth doing at least once.

And once you’re done wiping away the emotional damage and heading back into combat-heavy content, it’s a good time to optimize your team again. If you pulled Lynae in Version 3.0 or are thinking about using her more seriously, check out our Wuthering Waves: Lynae Guide, including her best builds & more, where we break down how to get the most out of her Spectro kit, team buffs, and sub-DPS potential.

She pairs incredibly well with exploration-heavy gameplay like this quest, especially when you want smooth fights without slowing down your momentum.

Side quests for the feels, optimized builds for the grind, that’s the Wuthering Waves loop at its best.

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