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Koch's Lost Cargo

Last updated 2026-08-13

Koch's Lost Cargo (unofficial name) is a Hidden Exploration Objective that takes place in Windrest Peak, Mondstadt.

Steps

  1. Talk to Koch (optional)
  2. Find Cargo Crate Filled with Heavy Parts
    • Defeat the enemies guarding the cargo crate:
  3. Return the cargo crate to Koch

Dialogue

(Select a certain dialogue option when talking to Koch, optional)
Icon Dialogue Talk White I don't think that's the only thing that's bothering you...
Koch: Huh. Are you a mind reader or something?
Koch: I did run into a bit of trouble... I ordered a batch of metal materials that was to be transported here overland...
Koch: But the merchants transporting the materials were taken by some unknown monsters in the wilderness, and no one knows where the shipment is now.
Koch: *sigh* I'd paid for this order out of my own pocket as I wanted to try making some new parts, so I can't possibly ask the other knights to go through the trouble of tracking it down for me.
Koch: I guess I'll just have to see if I can take some time off to go look for it myself...
(Interact with the cargo crate after defeating the enemies)
Icon Gear Small Check the cargo crate
(Obtain Cargo Crate Filled with Heavy Parts Cargo Crate Filled with Heavy Parts)
(Select a certain dialogue option when talking to Koch)
Icon Dialogue ! I found a few things out in the wild...
(Hand over Cargo Crate Filled with Heavy Parts Cargo Crate Filled with Heavy Parts)
Koch: No way! What a stroke of luck!
Koch: These are the materials I'd bought with money out of my own pocket to develop new parts!
Koch: I had the merchants transport the shipment overland, but the cargo was taken by some unknown monsters in the wilderness... No one knew where it was.
Koch: It's been giving me a massive headache, so much so that I even thought about taking a few days off to look for the shipment myself. But now the problem's all solved!
Koch: Thank you so much! Thank you so very much!

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