Where to Find Basically Purple Teyvat Product in Genshin Impact

In your new daily task for strange items, the Graph Adversarial Technological Experiment Log event puts you in charge of chasing purple objects in Genshin Impact. This is the second-to-last day of these wild goose chases, and fortunately, we got another easy one in our hands.

Genshin Impact Graph Adversarial Event Day 6: Basically Purple Teyvat Products Locations

There are only a few purple products you can find in the wild, such as:

• Tourmaline (Electro Crystal)
• Violet Crystal (Amethyst Lump)
• Lavender Melon
• Wolfhook
• Naku Weed
• Onikabuto
• Sakura Bloom

Most of these are found in the land of Inazuma, as you probably already imagined. That’s the land’s main color, after all. Just give it a quick visit; you should find plenty of purple items to fill your photo quota quickly. Use Goro in your party if you have him, as many of these items are Local Specialties, and he’ll reveal their locations to you.

But if you want a quick route, I’d recommend going to Konda Village and following down to Byakko Plain. You’ll immediately see a barrier with 5 Electro Crystals inside. Use the nearby Electrograna to enter the barrier or your Kamera might have trouble taking the photo shots. That’s already half of your quota done.

For a swift completion of the remaining five photos, teleport to the Grand Narukami Shrine nearby, where there is no shortage of Sakura Blooms and Naku Weeds for you to take some pictures of. They’re mostly hidden by the lake or next to the Statue and are quite hard to miss.

Alternatively, Mondstadt’s Wolvendom area is another good location to do this challenge. You can find many electro-crystals lying around, not to mention the many wolfhooks that also work for the challenge. With Klee or Mika in your party to guide you to them, your photos will be done in no time.

Regardless of your method, you should be able to complete all of the event’s seven trades with today’s pics if you haven’t done so already, as long as you can keep up with the past day’s challenges, of course.