Where to find the twisted tree merchant in the assassin belief shadows

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Where to find the twisted tree merchant in the assassin belief shadows

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Find the merchant in the twisted tree quest in Assassin's belief shadows is the first quest for information collection that you can do on this multi-layer channel.

Speaking to the merchant is the main task of the quest for “necessary help”, which will drive the twisted tree quest chain. Although you do not obtain a lot of details specifically, this merchant is the key to starting to know more about your targets and to refine their locations in Assassin's Creed Shadows.

On this note, here is Where to find the twisted tree merchant in the assassin belief shadows.

Where to find the twisted tree merchant in the assassin belief shadows

The merchant of the quest “Help” as part of the twisted tree in Assassin's Creed Shadows can be found in West Kyoto, west of the Nijo Palace And Northwest of the Honnoji Temple. We have marked their location on the map below:

Assassin's Creed Shadows Twisted Treed Mercihant Map Location

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The merchant is in a small side street standing next to an umbrella cart and they often look at it with their backs on the road.

Assassin's Creed Shadows Twisted Tree Merchant by Umbrella Cart

Image credit: Eurogamer / Ubisoft

As soon as you approach this area, use the observation to highlight the merchant (they will appear as a blue point) and their exact location will be revealed on your card.

Talk to them to learn their name is Yamana Kihei, and to find out more about the twisted tree. He will then tell you to confront family care for more information on the family you are looking for. Again, you don't get too much details of the Yamana, but they roll the ball.

That's all for now! If you are looking for more help in the Shadows of Creed d'Assassin, see our pages showing you all the locations of the lost page for the Tennoji temple, the Makinoodera temple, the Gansenji temple, the Honnoji temple and the Tofukuji temple.

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