How to unlock Mortal Shell 2 fast travel
You'll unlock Mortal Shell 2 fast travel by meeting a very reasonable requirement, allowing you to travel between beacons
You can unlock Mortal Shell 2 fast travel fairly early into the soulslike game, which is handy given the vast size of the map. You'll find and maybe even cleanse beacons almost immediately after defeating your first boss, but, with fast travel, you can move between them in an instant. If you want to speed things up, here's how to unlock fast travel in Mortal Shell 2.
Mortal Shell 2 fast travel
Mortal Shell 2 fast travel is unlocked automatically after returning at least four Ova to the Marrow Keep. You do this by cleansing beacons. Once you return from a cleansed beacon with your fourth Ova, you'll be granted Mether's Breath, permanently unlocking fast travel between beacons.
At this point, you can use the Mether's Breath option from a beacon menu to move to any discovered beacon, anywhere on the Mortal Shell 2 map. You don't have to have cleansed it to travel to and from the beacon, you only need to have revitalized it and rested there.
Similarly, you can use any beacon to return instantly to the Marrow Keep for free with this option, but you can also use Mether's Breath to return to the Marrow Keep from anywhere on the map, at the cost of all of the Mortal Shell 2 Gloom you are holding at the time. To do this, simply access your inventory, navigate to the Mether's Breath item, and press Space on PC, A on Xbox, and X on PS5.
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