The Stellar Blade Stolen Treasure side mission includes a section that has proven tricky for many players, as you need to investigate the whereabouts of Arin, a missing citizen of Xion. Arin is living up to that description, as their location is far from obvious and it's not clear where you actually have to go looking for them. If you've run up against a dead end during this particular side quest, then I'm here to help with a walkthrough for the Stolen Treasure mission in Stellar Blade, as well as details on where to find Arin and the eventual rewards for doing so.
Stolen Treasure mission walkthrough for Stellar Blade
The Stellar Blade Stolen Treasure mission is a relatively short one, but the sticking point is knowing where to go next and what the actual steps involved are, with some detective work replacing the more normal map icons involved. Don't worry though - I'll show you the step by step process below.
- To start the Stolen Treasure mission, speak to Lyle, the NPC store owner in the shop on your right when you enter Xion. You'll need to have retrieved the second Hyper Cell as part of the main plot to do this.
- Lyle tells you his daughter Arin stole a Buddah statue and made off with it. Now you need to investigate Arin's whereabouts and track her down.
- First, speak to Kaya at the Sister's Junk shop in West Xion, then choose the dialogue option "Arin's whereabouts". She mentions a Villa in the Wasteland.
- Head to the Wasteland - the Villa with the giant orb on top is at the spot we've marked on the map. If you head behind it (East), you can hear cries for help.
- A scan will reveal Arin is on the cliff behind the Villa, being hassled by enemies.
- There's no direct route up - you need to go around the region and circle round on the path shown.
- Once there, kill the enemies hassling Arin and speak to her afterwards.
- Then head back to Lyle in Xion and speak to them both to complete the quest.
- You'll be rewarded with various resources and materials. More importantly, Lyle's shop opens up afterwards, from which new items and outfits can be bought.
Like I said, it's a shorter mission with a particular sticking point - nailing down exactly where to look for the Villa. Frankly, a ramshackle shanty-house with some sort of fuel pod on it feels like it's not quite worthy of the term, but once you know where to look, the rest of it should be relatively smooth sailing.
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