What this guide covers
Yu’er asks for a Flesh Lily to help her father. PC Gamer describes an early quest that requires progress through several areas and bosses before you can finish this stage. This is a reported route, not our own playtest.
Quest start versus collection route
The collection route begins at Valley Sha-Chi Tower 1st Floor bell after reaching the outpost and defeating Peng Meng. The article does not identify the exact bell or dialogue where Yu’er first gives the quest; do not confuse these two starting points.
1 · Climb and circle the tower
From Valley Sha-Chi Tower 1st Floor bell, climb the stairs and circle the tower to the right. This is the route toward the cave beneath Sha-Chi Tower, not a direction to climb to the summit.
2 · Drop into the flower cave
Drop through the hole behind the tower, slide down the long wooden slope and enter the cave of red spider lilies. Turn left and go uphill to the flower-covered clearing above.
3 · Hua encounter · spoilers
3 · Hua encounter · spoilers
Entering the clearing triggers a cutscene and the fight with Hua, Deadly Betrothed. Defeat her to obtain Scarlet Wraithblade. The flower pickup is a separate step after the battle, not the weapon reward itself.
4 · Search the corpse · spoilers
4 · Search the corpse · spoilers
After the fight, search the body beside the pavilion where Hua stood at the start. Pick up Twinned Flesh Lillies there; it is not an automatic flower reward. Lillies preserves the source spelling, while Lilies is also searchable here.
5 · Return to Yu’er · spoilers
5 · Return to Yu’er · spoilers
After defeating Peng Meng, find Yu’er beside Forge at the outpost and hand over the flowers. This completes this stage of the quest. She gives you one flower back as a keepsake; that does not mean her entire storyline has ended.
6 · Later meeting · spoilers
6 · Later meeting · spoilers
You meet Yu’er again at Thieves Camp in Crimson Forest, where her storyline continues. The location article does not provide the full later quest route, a deadline or recovery instructions for missed events.
Do not confuse the three herbs with the lilies
PCGamesN separately covers Blood Stopper Vine, Congealeaf and Blemish Goldweed for Yu’er. These are not Twinned Flesh Lillies. The two articles do not establish herb delivery as a mandatory prerequisite for the lily route or identify a precise shared journal sequence.
The Healer’s Legacy is a longer chain
The trophy checklist links The Healer’s Legacy to Flesh Lily, Apprentice Healer and A Healer’s Mercy. Completing this flower handover alone is not confirmed to unlock the trophy. Check the trophy entry below for its source and requirements; the flower-location articles do not establish the full Apprentice Healer and A Healer’s Mercy routes.
FAQ · Why did defeating Hua not put the flowers in my inventory? · spoilers
FAQ · Why did defeating Hua not put the flowers in my inventory? · spoilers
According to PC Gamer, defeating Hua, Deadly Betrothed awards Scarlet Wraithblade. Search the corpse beside the pavilion where Hua stood at the start of the fight to pick up Twinned Flesh Lillies; the flowers are a separate pickup, not an automatic battle reward.
FAQ · Why does Yu’er return a flower? Is the whole quest finished? · spoilers
FAQ · Why does Yu’er return a flower? Is the whole quest finished? · spoilers
PC Gamer describes the returned flower as a memento. Handing over the lilies completes this stage, not the entire storyline: you meet Yu’er again at Thieves Camp in Crimson Forest, where her questline continues.
Sources and limits
Route: Sean Martin, PC Gamer, 2026-10-29. Separate herb context: Tom Hopkins, PCGamesN, 2026-10-29. Neither article identifies tested platform, patch/build, difficulty or playthrough. Exact initial quest dialogue, failure windows and recovery branches are not established; this guide is not a guarantee that nothing can be missed.
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