Appendix:Legends: Arceus walkthrough/Section 5
Jubilife Village
You return to Jubilife Village, as Volo greets you at the front gate. He gets a glimpse of the two plates you've received, the Mind Plate and the Insect Plate. He reads a message on them, and you explain to him that you got them from the noble Pokémon. He wants you to continue getting more plates to read, and sets off.
Head to Galaxy Hall and up to Kamado's office. Kamado has heard about what has happened, and congratulates you on your work. There are more nobles that are similarly in a frenzy, and orders you to continue investigating, but for now, you are dismissed. You can take a rest at The Wallflower.
- You've completed The Frenzied Lord of the Woods!
You return to The Wallflower. Beni brings you more potato mochi, and he mentions that word gets around the village quick: quelling Kleavor's frenzy has given you quite the reputation. Rei/Akari give you a recipe for Smoke Bombs, which they learned from Beni. You can use them as temporary cover that you can sneak in, much like tall grass. Laventon wants you to continue filling the Pokédex, and you dig in to the potato mochi.
Eerie Apparitions in the Night
After you eat, you head off to your room. Before you enter, a girl named Vessa calls your name and urges you to follow her. She tells you that a calamitous monster that was once sealed has started to break out, and asks you to restore it. She gives you an Odd Keystone. There are 107 wisps around Hisui, and you'll use the Odd Keystone to collect them. Vessa points to one that's nearby, and asks you to collect it.
Cross the bridge and press A to collect the wisp by the tree to collect it into the Keystone. Vessa thanks you for helping her, and she'll give you rewards when you find a certain amount.
Hairdresser of the Diamond Clan
You return to bed. The next day, a girl in a Diamond Clan outfit shouts about the hairdresser. She recognizes you as the person who quelled Kleavor's frenzy and introduces herself as Arezu, a warden of the Diamond Clan. Her hobby is that she gives haircuts. She had intended on speaking with Kamado, so she leaves. This isn't the last time you'll see her, however, as you receive a mission: Arezu's Predicament.
Head inside Galaxy Hall, and go up to the third floor to reach Kamado's office. When you approach, you overhear Arezu and Kamado having a conversation. An Ursaluna has gone into a frenzy, much like the noble Kleavor. Arezu turned to the Galaxy Team, because both clan leaders are busy and Ursaluna's warden won't help either.
You enter into the room. Kamado orders you to head to a new area, the Crimson Mirelands, to study the Ursaluna. You nod and head down to Cyllene's office for the details. Cyllene informs you that the Crimson Mirelands is filled with more dangerous Pokémon and a harsher landscape, so this won't be easy. You need experience—you must be a Second Star to go to the Crimson Mirelands.
If you haven't already, earn enough research points to rank up to Second Star (you need 1,800 points). You can refer to Part 2 for details. Then, talk to Cyllene to show her your Pokédex.
- You've become a Second Star recruit!
As a Second Star recruit, you can use a new type of Poké Ball called a Feather Ball and Pokémon up to level 30 will obey you in battle. You'll also earn more money from survey reports. Cyllene hands you the crafting recipes for Feather Balls and Super Potions.
After reaching Second Star rank, Cyllene gives you the details of your mission. You must head to a place called the Solaceon Ruins to find Calaba, Ursaluna's warden.
Head to the front gate. Rei/Akari meets you there, and they challenge you to a battle to train them again!
- Rei/Akari leads with Mime Jr., a Psychic/Fairy-type Pokémon. It's weak to Poison, Ghost, and Steel-type attacks. Watch for its Hypnosis: it causes Drowsy, which increases the damage taken of the inflicted Pokémon and gives them a chance to be too sleepy to act on their turn.
- Then, they send out their main partner, Pikachu, which is Electric-type. Electric-type Pokémon are only weak to Ground-type attacks. Ground-type Pokémon are also immune to Electric-type moves, so it would make a perfect counter to their Pikachu. Also, watch for Thunder Wave: it causes Paralysis, which reduces the Speed of the inflicted Pokémon and gives them a chance to be too weak to act on their turn.
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After defeating them, they hand you a new recipe for Stealth Sprays, which muffle the sound of your footsteps and make it harder for wild Pokémon to notice you. They also mention something called a space-time distortion, which you can get rare items from, and head off to the Mirelands Camp.
When you're ready, head through the front gate to depart for the Crimson Mirelands.