The Seeker of a Meteor Shower
Last updated 2026-04-04
The Seeker of a Meteor Shower is the first part of Yoimiya's Story Quest, Carassius Auratus Chapter: Act II - Star-Pickers' Passage.
Steps
- Go to Naganohara Fireworks
- Head to the dock in Ritou
- Walk around in Port Ormos
- Go to Sumeru City
- Go to the Akademiya
- Return to Treasures Street and look for Yoimiya
Dialogue
Quest DescriptionBack in Inazuma, Yoimiya is preparing for a romantic journey...
- (Approach Naganohara Fireworks)
- Naganohara Ryuunosuke: Have you packed all your things? Make sure you've brought the onigiri and rice cakes your mother prepared.
- Yoimiya: Don't worry, I have them all! They're going to last me days!
- Yoimiya: Take care of yourselves while I'm out, and make sure you remind Mom to take her medicine on time.
- Yoimiya: If running the store gets a bit too much, take some time off and wait for me to return.
- Naganohara Ryuunosuke: Oh, Yoimiya, your mother and I got so worried when we heard that you were going so far abroad.
- Naganohara Ryuunosuke: We've never left the country, so we don't know how outlanders might view us Inazumans, or if they'd even be willing to speak to us...
- Yoimiya: Oh, relax! Outlanders are friendly and warm!
- Yoimiya: Look at Thoma from the Yashiro Commission. He's originally from Mondstadt, but everyone thinks he's a top-tier guy!
- Naganohara Ryuunosuke: A mop-tier? What mop? Oh, do you mean the broken one at home? I just fixed it today, actually.
- Yoimiya: No, I said "top," not "mop"! You know, Thoma even sent us some wine from his homeland not too long ago.
- Paimon: We haven't heard this kind of friendly banter in a while, huh?
- Yoimiya: Oh, hey you two! It's been a long time, hasn't it?
You're as peppy as ever.- Yoimiya: Hehe, I'm excited because I'm going on a trip soon!
- Yoimiya: Many things have changed. Lots of outlanders have come to Inazuma, and lots of Inazumans have gone out as well.
- Yoimiya: You two have been adventuring all over Teyvat, so you might not be able to understand, but for us, this is a long-awaited chance to go out and fulfill our dreams!
- Paimon: That's right, the Sakoku Decree is gone.
- Naganohara Ryuunosuke: Ah, I remember you two. You're Yoimiya's friends, yes?
- Naganohara Ryuunosuke: Word of your incredible accomplishments has spread throughout Inazuma. My daughter's a big fan of yours — she said she'd love to be like you two.
- Yoimiya: Hehe, c'mon, Dad... Who's never dreamed of becoming a hero?
- You've done some heroic feats yourself.
- Yoimiya: Aw, thanks, but I'm just your average artisan. The quiet life suits me better.
- Yoimiya: But if an opportunity presents itself, why not try to show your stuff, right?
- Naganohara Ryuunosuke: Alright, did you two come over today to order some fireworks?
- Yoimiya: Oh! Sorry, sorry, I got carried away.
- Yoimiya: While I'm gone, Dad's in charge of making fireworks. You've seen how skilled he is, so there's nothing to worry about.
- Paimon: Oh, no, we aren't here to do business or anything. We just happened to be passing by!
- Yoimiya: Oh, so we're all here with time to spare. What a treat!
- Yoimiya: In that case, let's chat some more! I'm not in a rush, anyway.
- Paimon: Sure! So, where are you planning to go?
- Yoimiya: No clue!
- Paimon: Huh?
- Yoimiya: Hahaha! I say that, but I do have a travel goal: to see Teyvat's grandest meteor shower.
- Yoimiya: But I don't know when or where it'll happen, so I figured I can search while I travel.
- Paimon: ...That's it? No details? Nothing?
- Yoimiya: Not right now, since this meteor shower was originally something like a family legend.
- Yoimiya: A long time ago, the Naganoharas were inspired to create new fireworks after watching such a meteor shower.
- Yoimiya: Dad says that inspiration is a combination of what you see and what you know. Different people can see the same thing but have different thoughts.
- Yoimiya: Inazuma today is completely different from how it was in the past. If I can see this meteor shower, I'm sure I'll be able to come up with a new kind of firework.
- Meteors and fireworks...
- They do have some similarities.
- Yoimiya: I know, right? Of course, my main reason is that I want to go and look outside Inazuma, hehe.
- Paimon: No need to be shy about it! You gotta play hard when you get the chance!
- Yoimiya: You know, you're right, Paimon! Is it just me, or have you gotten wiser since we first met?
- Paimon: Hehe, Paimon loves being friends with you since you say such nice things!
- Since you're going out to play regardless...
- Why not make Sumeru your first stop?
- Yoimiya: Sumeru... I've heard of it. It has a ton of trees, a super impressive school, and a massive desert!
- There's also a division of the school that specializes in studying the stars.
- Paimon: Yep, and everyone there is really smart, so Paimon's sure you'll get some answers from them about the meteor shower!
- Yoimiya: Really? But, won't research people make fun of me or something if I ask them about a legend?
- Paimon: We won't know if something's real or not unless we ask! Don't worry, we've got solid connections in there!
- Paimon: Well, (he/
she) does, anyway... - Yoimiya: Wouldn't I be taking up your time, though? I doubt this was in your schedule...
- It's fine. This way, your parents can be at ease.
- I'll be your guide.
- Paimon: Exactly! Relax, Yoimiya. You've helped us plenty of times before.
- Yoimiya: Haha, alright! Then I accept your offer! Let's have some fun in Sumeru!
- Yoimiya: Dad, you can have more peace of mind now that I'm traveling with them, right?
- Naganohara Ryuunosuke: Hm? Ah, yes, your mother and I will be much more at ease.
- Yoimiya: Remember, you two also need to take care of yourselves! I'll be back soon.
- Yoimiya: Okay, let's head to Ritou and catch a boat there.
- (Speak to Naganohara Ryuunosuke again, optional)
- Naganohara Ryuunosuke: Stay safe and have fun!
Step DescriptionYoimiya wants to see a meteor shower with her own eyes, but doesn't know where she may be able to find one. In order to gain more relevant knowledge, you plan to take Yoimiya on a trip to Sumeru...
- (Approach the Ritou dock)
- During the Journey at Sea: You board a passenger ship bound for Port Ormos, enjoying the lovely ocean views along the way.
- During the Journey at Sea: Yoimiya listens with rapt attention as you tell her of the events following the Vision Hunt Decree and of your various adventures in Sumeru.
- During the Journey at Sea: The long voyage ends before you know it...
- (The group arrives at Port Ormos)
- Yoimiya: Wow, so this is Sumeru?
- Yoimiya: That tree's huge... Is the port built on top of it?
- Yoimiya: And this place is amazing! It's way bigger than Ritou's port! There are also a lot more stores here.
- Paimon: Oh, there's more cool stuff for you to see, don't you worry!
- Port Ormos also took my breath away when I first arrived.
- Welcome to Sumeru.
- Yoimiya: This place is awesome! I had heard people describe it, but nothing beats seeing a place for yourself...
- Yoimiya: If I hadn't seen the port with my own eyes, I could never have imagined such a place.
- Yoimiya: So, the school you were talking about... the Akademiya? Is it here?
- Paimon: Nope. We have to head north from here and follow the river to reach Sumeru City.
- Yoimiya: Sumeru City, huh... I guess it's even more impressive than here?
- They each have their own highlights.
- Yoimiya: Looking forward to it! Heehee, I'm so excited!
- The city has an even bigger tree.
- Yoimiya: Even bigger!? Oh, I wonder if it's as grand as Sangonomiya Shrine...
- It's a land of neverending theses.
- Yoimiya: The...ses? Um, I don't know much about them, but they sound like something that's a cause for serious anxiety.
- Yoimiya: Whatever the case, why don't we go to Sumeru City?
- Yoimiya: Oh, I'm so excited that I don't even know what I should be doing anymore!
- Paimon: The important thing about going on a trip is to enjoy yourself! You don't have to think so hard.
- How about we walk around here with you?
- Yoimiya: I'm just worried that if we don't get down to business soon, I'll take up too much of your time.
- Yoimiya: Hehe, but if you insist... then let's look around!
- (Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Fayez, optional)
- Fayez: (Business today is pretty good. I'll check the books later...)
- (Approach Fayez's stall)
- Fayez: Welcome to Acara Crafts! Feel free to have a look around.
- Yoimiya: Wow, what are these? They're so cute!
- Fayez: This is our current best-seller, the Aranara Carving.
- Fayez: Their designs are based on the fairy tales that circulate amongst children, so they're very popular with them.
- Fayez: Miss, are you from Inazuma? This would be a great gift for you to bring back home.
- Yoimiya: Ooh, I know about Aranara! You two told me about them on the ship. I didn't think they'd be so cute! No wonder the kids like 'em.
- Yoimiya: Ooh, they're all so pretty. Lemme take a better look...
- Paimon: Paimon knew Yoimiya would like this kind of thing.
- Paimon: But even she might have a hard time seeing a real Aranara...
- They don't like being disturbed.
- That's why we told her they're from fairy tales.
- Paimon: Yeah... Sorry Yoimiya, but we need to keep our promise to the Aranara.
- Paimon: That said, Paimon doesn't think Yoimiya would mind too much.
- Paimon: Her world's already chock-full of imaginary creatures.
- Yoimiya: I think I'll get this one... ooh! That one, and the other two that you showed me earlier.
- Paimon: Eh? You're buying that many?
- Yoimiya: Yep! I'm going to give them out to Saika and the others. They're going to love them! Oh, and these carvings can also be used as prizes in matches against the Arataki Gang.
- Yoimiya: They'd also look great lined up by the window. Think about it — you wake up, and the first thing you see are these adorable critters.
- Yoimiya: Wouldn't they brighten up your entire day?
- Let me cover some of the cost.
- They start your day on the right foot.
- Yoimiya: Hehe, okay, thanks! In that case, you take your pick, too.
- I'll go with this one.
- Paimon: ...For some reason, Paimon thinks it kinda looks like you, Yoimiya.
- Yoimiya: Now that you mention it, it kinda does!
- Yoimiya: "Hello, Nara Paimon. My name is Aramiya!" Plip-plod, plip-plod.
- Yoimiya: Is that how they talk? Hope I remembered correctly, hehe.
- Paimon: That was really good! Wow, great memory. We only talked about Aranara that one time on the boat.
- Yoimiya: That's because they're so interesting! I'm pretty good at remembering those kinds of things.
- Could you please package these up for Aramiya?
- Fayez: Of course. Thank you for your patronage!
- Fayez: You all are an entertaining bunch. I hope you enjoy your time here in Sumeru!
- (After the cutscene)
- Paimon: That's about it for Port Ormos. Next up is Sumeru City.
- Yoimiya: Alright. Let's get to it!
- (Talk to Fayez again, optional)
- Fayez: Thanks for your patronage. Hope you enjoy them!
- (Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Fayez, optional)
- Fayez: (I wonder what other Inazumans would think of the Aranara Carvings...)
- (Approach the marked area in front of Menakeri's Treasure Shop)
- Yoimiya: Wow, this market is even busier than the one in Port Ormos.
- Paimon: This is Treasures Street. Up from here is the Akademiya... Oh! And in that tree trunk is the Grand Bazaar. They're both pretty special places.
- Yoimiya: I just saw a group of people come down, and they were all wearing the same outfit. Is that the Akademiya's uniform?
- Paimon: That's right. They also wear hats with different designs, depending on which Darshan they're in.
- Paimon: For example, we'll be looking for someone from Rtawahist. They know a lot about stars and stuff.
- Yoimiya: Does this mean that you need uniforms like those to get in and out of the Akademiya?
- Paimon: Uh, Paimon doesn't think so...
- Is something worrying you, Yoimiya?
- (Yoimiya looks downward at her outfit.)
- Yoimiya: Um, won't we stick out if we go in like this?
- Paimon: So even you get shy, huh?
- Yoimiya: No, no, that's not what I meant. Let's pretend you're an Akademiya student, hard at work.
- Yoimiya: Then in comes a bunch of outlanders in strange clothes who gawk and run around everywhere...
- Paimon: Oh, Paimon kinda gets what you mean.
- We'll be a bit distracting, won't we?
- We might even attract the matra's attention.
- Yoimiya: I don't think we have to be too self-conscious, but it's still something to keep in mind.
- Yoimiya: Why don't we look around here first? I've been wanting to see the "Zubayr Theater," anyway.
- Yoimiya: As for the Akademiya... let's go once I get myself a set of Sumeru-style clothes.
- Paimon: Alright, but Paimon thinks you're overthinking it.
- We'll find you a good tailor later.
- Paimon: Nilou might have some good recommendations!
- Yoimiya: Hehe, sounds good. If we can watch a performance of hers while we're at it, that'd be even better!
- Yoimiya: Alright, I'll be looking around here. I'm leaving the meteor shower inquiry to you two. Thanks a lot.
- Paimon: No problem! We'll be right back.
- (Talk to Yoimiya again, optional)
- Yoimiya: I won't go too far, and don't worry about me getting bored. I'm an expert at finding ways to pass time!
- (Use Nahida's All Schemes to Know on Yoimiya, optional)
- Yoimiya: (What to do first... Hmm, maybe I'll see what they're selling around here.)
- (Walk past the doors in the Akademiya towards the House of Daena)
- Paimon: We said we were gonna find someone from Rtawahist, but now that Paimon thinks about it, no one really fits the bill...
- Well, the previous Rtawahist sage was Azar.
- Layla's probably having a tough time right now...
- Paimon: Paimon thinks Alhaitham might know something, but... Paimon doesn't want to talk to him.
- Paimon: Why don't we just ask around? Maybe we'll run into someone from Rtawahist.
- (Nahida walks up from behind.)
- Nahida: Looks like you two are in a pickle. Why not consult someone who always tells you everything she knows?
- Paimon: Nahida!? Why are you here?
- Thanks for the scare.
- Right on cue.
- Nahida: I'm here to meet with some researchers, but when I saw you two looking so troubled, I decided to follow.
- Nahida: Looks like I showed up just in time.
- Paimon: Okay, we might as well tell you. We have a friend who's come to Sumeru...
- You tell Nahida about Yoimiya and the meteor shower.
- Nahida: Hm, I see...
- Paimon: Uh, your face says that it's gonna be a long time before the next meteor shower...
- Nahida: Um... My answer is going to be even more of a disappointment.
- Nahida: You may have heard that the stars are related to people's fates.
- Paimon: Yeah, lots of times.
- Nahida: If the stars dictate destiny, then do you think that destiny is something that is unchanging and always follows predicted outcomes?
- Paimon: You have a point...
- If that were so...
- Rtawahist would have achieved one of their ultimate goals.
- Nahida: According to current Rtawahist research, a meteor shower is a celestial phenomenon that occurs due to the interference between many intricate fates.
- Nahida: Their appearance is highly random. Some have tried coming up with ways to predict their occurrence, but the results are less than reliable.
- Nahida: This is a far cry from folktales that claim meteor showers "come at certain times" and "bless all who witness them."
- Paimon: So you mean we won't be able to see one?
- Nahida: I'm sorry to disappoint you two.
- Paimon: If we tell this to Yoimiya, she'll be so disappointed...
- She's been so excited this entire time...
- This was a rare trip abroad for her.
- Paimon: What now? There has to be something we can do...
- (Traveler): (Yoimiya's always genuine with everyone, and she does her best to protect the dreams of children.)
- (Traveler): (Just like the time she hung out with the kids on the beach and talked with them about the Great Mujina Youkai.)
- (Traveler): (And now, when she's the one who wants to see something, her fire has to be extinguished like this...)
- Nahida: Are you two okay? It seems the news hit harder than I expected.
- Paimon: Paimon just thinks this isn't fair to Yoimiya.
- Good people should be repaid for their good deeds.
- Nahida: I get it. From how you described her, I can see that she is a kind and caring soul...
- Nahida: So why don't we take a page out of her book and protect her dreams with a well-intentioned "lie"?
- Paimon: Oh? How do we do that?
- Nahida: It'll be a story about a meteor shower. You'll accompany her on a brief journey, do a bit of work here and there, and then receive the meteor shower as a reward.
- Nahida: Well, I can't summon a real meteor shower, but if it's in a dream, I can help out.
- Paimon: Oh! That would be great, Nahida!
- Thank you so much.
- Nahida: Compared to what you've done for me, this is nothing.
- Nahida: Use the meteor shower as a pretext to take Yoimiya all around Sumeru. Then, when you're ready, blow this.
- Nahida: I'll tell the Aranara in advance. Once they hear the whole story, I'm sure they'll be willing to help.
- Paimon: Hm, then the dream will probably be like the one we had in the Avidya Forest, when we first met Haypasia.[Note 1]
- Paimon: That was a real shocker! It was hard to tell that we were even in a dream.
- Yeah, only later did we realize that.
- Nahida: Once the meteor shower ends and you all awaken from the dream, she'll probably realize what had happened.
- Nahida: If you tell her the truth at that point, she should be a lot less disappointed.
- Paimon: Mm-hmm, Paimon thinks this is the best way to simulate the meteor shower. Thanks, Nahida!
- Nahida: Hehe, you're welcome. I'm glad I could help.
- Nahida: Still, you two should get the story straight before you join up with your friend. If not, she's gonna see right through everything.
- Paimon: True. Let's discuss it on the way!
- (The Traveler and Paimon walk outside the Akademiya.)
- Paimon: So, what we need to do is to make Yoimiya believe that the meteor shower is really happening, and be super convincing at how we sell it.
- Complete some challenges, and then reap the rewards.
- Paimon: Hmm... If Paimon wanted to go see a meteor shower, the things Paimon would focus on the most would be...
- The start time...
- ...And the perfect vantage point.
- Paimon: Yes, exactly! We'll say we're trying to figure these two things out, but we'll actually be bringing Yoimiya around to see the sights and enjoy local food!
- Paimon: ...Well, easier said than done. We can't be too strict with our pretext, but we can't be sloppy with it either, or she'll see through it.
- Paimon: It'd be best if we could take a unique approach to making it fantastical, just like a real fairy tale. Hmm, this is gonna be hard...
- This reminds me of the Plane of Euthymia...
- When stars symbolizing wishes appeared in the sky.
- Paimon: Ooh, that's right. Um, don't people also talk about wishing on a shooting star?
- Paimon: If we used wishes as the center of our story...
- A meteor shower is something summoned by people's wishes.
- Paimon: Woah, that sounds great! Alright then, we need a specific wishing spot, or else the sky would be full of meteor showers.
- We need a certain device to find this location.
- Just like how Rtawahist requires their observational instruments.
- Paimon: And then while we're supposedly finding or making this device, we'll go around and have fun and eat good food!
- Paimon: Heehee, this is shaping up to be the perfect plot!
- Paimon: After all, the device can be anything and the location can be wherever. As long as we get Yoimiya to enter the dream at night, things will be fine.
- You're getting ever smarter.
- Paimon: This isn't about being smart, it's about being a good duo! The idea was yours, anyway. Paimon just knows what you wanna say!
- Your brain always works so well when food comes up.
- Paimon: There's nothing wrong with that! You should know Paimon pretty well by now.
- Paimon: Alright, alright, let's go. Yoimiya's probably sick of waiting for us.
- (Obtain
Emberglow Leaf)
- (Obtain
Step DescriptionAt the Akademiya, you and Paimon learn that meteor showers only exist in myths and legends. After giving the situation some thought, you decide to take a page from Yoimiya's book and fabricate an interesting story.
- (Approach the marked area)
- Yoimiya: Thanks so much! If it weren't for your help, I would've gotten lost already.
- Avin: It's no problem. I'll be heading home, then.
- Yoimiya: Just a minute, wait! This is for you.
- Yoimiya: This is an Aranara Carving I bought in Port Ormos. I heard it's very popular with kids, so here, have one.
- Avin: It's alright, I didn't do much, really...
- Yoimiya: It's fine, take it! C'mon, just look at its big, happy smile!
- Yoimiya: You can display it at home or hang it on your wheelchair. It'll cheer you up.
- Yoimiya: That might sound silly to you... Like, why do you have to be happy just because it is?
- Yoimiya: But that's the magic of a smile. If you don't believe me, try it. Look at it a few times every day, and you'll understand.
- Avin: ...Actually, I feel like I already do. You love talking, and you love smiling, too.
- Avin: I just don't understand why you're so... positive. I've never met anyone like you before.
- Avin: Sorry, I'm not very good with words. But since you say so, I'll accept your gift.
- Yoimiya: Want me to take you home?
- Avin: It's okay, I can head back myself.
- The child in the wheelchair leaves.
- Yoimiya: Oh, great timing, you two!
- Paimon: Who was that kid?
- Yoimiya: Oh, her? Her name is Avin. I saw that she was looking quite forlorn, so I wanted to make sure she wasn't feeling left out or alone.
- Yoimiya: She was pretty shy at first, but I explained that I just arrived in Sumeru and had gotten lost, so I needed someone to help guide me...
- Yoimiya: She agreed and we made our way back here.
- Yoimiya: There were so many paths here, and they're all twisty-turny and up and down... It's hard navigating through them all.
- Did she tell you what's on her mind?
- Yoimiya: No, she didn't want to talk about that, and I didn't ask. I get the feeling that it'll bring up some unhappy memories.
- Yoimiya: But if I had to guess, it's probably because she hasn't been able to explore the city for quite some time...
- Yoimiya: All she said was that she's sick and doesn't know when she'll get better.
- Yoimiya: Whenever we passed by busy crowds, she kept turning her head and taking in all the things around her. At first, I thought she was afraid that someone might bump into us...
- Yoimiya: But when I caught a glimpse in her eyes, I only saw yearning, and a deep sense of loss.
- Paimon: It's hard to not be down when something like that happens to you.
- Yoimiya: At first, she didn't really want to say anything to me at all — she just gave me yes and no answers.
- Yoimiya: But what I really saw was just another child, and asked all the same things everyone else did, about rugs, spices, cooking, and the differences between here and home.
- Yoimiya: Eventually, I think I earned her trust. Hehe, there were many things that she liked in the city after all.
- Yoimiya: I say that, but honestly, you two probably caught the majority of what she said.
- She had already relaxed her guard around you.
- Yoimiya: Gotta start somewhere. Oh, by the way, did you guys learn anything about the meteor shower?
- Paimon: You bet we did, big time! You're in luck, Yoimiya — you'll be able to see the meteor shower from Sumeru!
- Yoimiya: Really!? Haha, that's great! If I had gone looking for it myself, I'm sure I would've missed it.
- Well, not necessarily.
- Yoimiya: Huh? What do you mean?
- Meteor showers appear in response to people's wishes.
- Yoimiya: They respond to wishes? Huh. I've never heard that one before...
- Yoimiya: So it's not that you wish upon shooting stars, but that wishes summon them?
- Yoimiya: Hehe, in that case, I was born ready! Don't you worry!
- Paimon: Are you talking about how you want to use the meteor shower as inspiration for fireworks?
- Yoimiya: That's why I'm here, but I wouldn't call that my wish. I don't think that alone will call the stars down for us, right?
- Paimon: Uh, yeah, that makes sense.
- Paimon: (Wow, she's adding her own spin onto this...)
- Yoimiya: If that's the case, then we'll have to "practice" wishing a little.
- Yoimiya: Can you two come with me? Let me put my thoughts together, and tell me if you understand.
- Yoimiya: As for what my wish is... Hehe, it's a secret for now.
- How about a change of scenery?
- Let's go someplace that better fits the mood.
- Paimon: Yeah, and we'll take the opportunity to show you some views you've definitely never seen before!
- Yoimiya: More places to see? Alright, let's go!
Trivia
- While Paimon knows about the Traveler's Aranara-induced dream due to the Traveler recounting it, Paimon in reality was not with the Traveler during the Aranara-induced dream, as shown in the Archon Quest Silent Seeker of Knowledge in Chapter III: Act I - Through Mists of Smoke and Forests Dark. The original Chinese version of the erroneous lines in this quest are:[verification needed]
- Paimon: 做梦的话，应该和我们在道成林遇到海芭夏那时候一样吧。 "If it's a dream, then it should be like that time when we were in Avidya Forest with Haypasia."
- Paimon: 作为惊喜，确实不容易被察觉到。 "So for a surprise, it really will not be noticed easily."
- 嗯，后来才意识到进入了梦中。 "Mm, only later did [I] realize [I] was in a dream."
Notes
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | The Seeker of a Meteor Shower | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 呼唤流星之人 Hūhuàn Liúxīng zhī Rén | |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 呼喚流星之人 Hūhuàn Liúxīng zhī Rén | |
| Japanese | 流星に呼びかけて Ryuusei ni Yobikakete | Calling Out To a Meteor |
| Korean | 유성을 부르는 자 Yuseong'eul Bureuneun Ja | |
| Spanish | (Los invocadores/ | The Summoners (M/F) of Stars |
| French | L'appel d'une pluie de météores | The Call of a Meteor Shower |
| Russian | Призывающая метеорный дождь Prizyvayushchaya meteornyy dozhd' | The Summoning Meteor Shower |
| Thai | ผู้เรียกขานดาวตก | |
| Vietnamese | Người Triệu Hồi Sao Băng | |
| German | Das Mädchen, das nach der Sternschnuppe ruft | The Girl Who Calls for a Shooting Star |
| Indonesian | Memanggil Bintang Jatuh | Calling the Shooting Star |
| Portuguese | Convocar uma Chuva de Meteoros | |
| Turkish | Meteor Yağmuru Avcısı | |
| Italian | La cercatrice della pioggia di meteore |
Change History
Released in Version 3.7