Secluded Hibiscus Branches

Quality

Adeptal Energy

Load

20

50

Adeptal Energy per Load

0.4

Description

An exquisite tree with blue-lilac flowers growing on its branches. In its presence, it feels as if the atmosphere around it has also become peaceful and relaxed. Even if you travel all across Sumeru, you would find it difficult to locate their habitat. Only in the Realm Within, where all living things grow unrestricted, can you get slightly closer to restoring their true appearance.

How to Obtain

Source 1

Realm Depot

Secluded Hibiscus Branches is a Furnishing item that can be used in the Serenitea Pot.

It can be purchased from the Realm Depot for Realm Currency ×80.

Furnishing Sets

No Furnishing Sets use Secluded Hibiscus Branches as a component.

Other Languages

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Secluded Hibiscus Branches	—
Chinese (Simplified)	「隐静的枝梢」 "Yǐnjìng de Zhīshāo"
Chinese (Traditional)	「隱靜的枝梢」 "Yǐnjìng de Zhīshāo"
Japanese	「静謐な小枝」 "Seihitsu-na Koeda"	"Peaceful Twig"
Korean	「평온한 나뭇가지」 "Pyeong'onhan Namutgaji"	"Peaceful Branches"
Spanish	Purpúreo hibisco de la afasía	Purple Hibiscus of Silence^{[• 1]}
French	« Branches d'hibiscus isolées »	"Isolated Hibiscus Branches"
Russian	Укромные ветви гибискуса Ukromnyye vetvi gibiskusa	Cozy Hibiscus Branches
Thai	"กิ่งก้านอันเงียบสงบ"
Vietnamese	Cành Cây Tĩnh Lặng
German	„Stille Zweige“	"Silent Twigs"
Indonesian	Ranting yang Damai	Peaceful Branch
Portuguese	Galhos de Hibiscos Separados
Turkish	Issız Gülhatmi Dalları
Italian	Rami di ibisco isolato	Isolated Hibiscus Branches

↑ Spanish: Afasía is an adjectival form of afasia "aphasia," meaning a brain disorder resulting in the inability to speak or comprehend speech. In this instance, it sources its meaning from the original Greek ἄφατος áphatos, "speechless," to communicate the idea of silent seclusion.

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[es-1] Spanish: Afasía is an adjectival form of afasia "aphasia," meaning a brain disorder resulting in the inability to speak or comprehend speech. In this instance, it sources its meaning from the original Greek ἄφατος áphatos, "speechless," to communicate the idea of silent seclusion.

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