Second Coming of Solaris Event Guide: A 7-Day Walkthrough and Rewards

Wuthering Waves Second Coming of Solaris event guides players through daily delivery quests for Astrite rewards and returning player tips.

During the early days of Wuthering Waves, a limited-time event called Second Coming of Solaris tasked travelers with completing seven guided commissions. The event ran from June 13 to June 27, 2024, and offered a total of 420 Astrite to those who finished every step. By 2026, the event is no longer active on live servers, but its structure still serves as a helpful reference for returning players who want to understand how daily delivery quests worked in version 1.0.

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Event Overview and Requirements

The event unlocked for any player who reached Union Level 14 and completed the main quest Echoing Marche. Once those conditions were met, the event appeared in the quest log. From the event page, players could track the location of Maqi, the central NPC who issued a new commission each day.

Every day followed the same basic pattern. Maqi asked for a specific type of item. A player could either hand over an item already in the inventory or ask Maqi for clues. Asking for clues usually opened an optional objective that pointed to a nearby NPC who provided the item for free. After delivering the item, the player had to manually claim the daily reward from the event page.

The event ran for two weeks, with one new quest unlocking each day for seven days.

Day 1 - Tea Delivery

The first commission was very simple. Maqi requested a tea. The quest marker led the player straight to her. For players without tea, talking to Maqi and choosing the dialogue option 'Give me some leads on Local Drinks' revealed a free source. This triggered an optional task to speak with Ganxue at the Souvenir Store. Ganxue handed over one tea, which could then be brought back to Maqi. The day was completed once the tea was delivered and the reward was claimed.

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Day 2 - A Simple Flower

On the second day, Maqi wanted any flower from the player's inventory. Players who had flowers on hand could simply turn one in. Those who did not could either purchase a flower from Yoko at the pharmacy or ask Maqi for clues. The clue led to Linsu, who stood near the Souvenir Store. Linsu gave a free flower to anyone who asked. After handing the flower to Maqi, the player claimed the reward.

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Day 3 - A Golden Insect

Day three shifted to a golden insect. Players could deliver any insect they already owned. Alternatively, asking Maqi for clues pointed to a group of children near the Relic Merchant. The children provided a butterfly, which counted as the required golden insect. After returning to Maqi and delivering the insect, the player claimed the daily reward.

Day 4 - Howler or Whisperin Core

Day four was perhaps the easiest because everything happened in one location: the Pioneer Association. Maqi asked for any type of Howler or Whisperin Core. Players with cores in their inventory could hand one over immediately. If a free item was preferred, asking Maqi for clues led to Xianchen, who stood right next to Maqi. Xianchen gave the appropriate core for the turn-in. After the delivery, the player claimed the event reward.

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Day 5 - A Warm Bowl of Soup

For the fifth commission, Maqi requested any soup. Players with soup in their inventory could deliver it directly. If no soup was available, asking for clues created an optional objective to speak with Panhua at Panhua's Restaurant. Panhua supplied a free bowl of soup. After handing the soup to Maqi, the player had to remember to claim the reward.

Day 6 - A Piece of Ore

Day six asked for any piece of ore. Like previous days, players could use ore they already owned. If they wanted to conserve resources or had none, they could ask Maqi for more information. This led to Fuyan, who provided a free piece of ore. After delivering the ore to Maqi, the day was complete.

Day 7 - Phlogiston or Waveworn Residue

The final day required any type of Phlogiston or Waveworn Residue. Players who owned these materials could hand them in. Those who wanted to save their stock could ask Maqi for clues, which pointed to Xieyang. Xieyang gave the necessary item for free. After returning to Maqi for the last time, the player claimed the final reward from the event page.

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Reward Summary

Completing all seven daily commissions granted a total of 420 Astrite. Each day also provided additional minor rewards such as character and weapon upgrade materials. The exact daily breakdown varied, but the most reliable habit was to claim each reward manually after every delivery. The event page did not automatically send the prizes to the inventory.

Day Required Item Free Source NPC
1 Tea Ganxue at Souvenir Store
2 Flower Linsu near Souvenir Store or Yoko
3 Golden Insect Children near Relic Merchant
4 Howler or Whisperin Core Xianchen at Pioneer Association
5 Soup Panhua at Panhua's Restaurant
6 Ore Fuyan
7 Phlogiston or Waveworn Residue Xieyang

Helpful Tips for Similar Events

The Second Coming of Solaris event rewarded players who took the time to ask questions. Every time Maqi offered a clue, an optional objective appeared, and the item could often be obtained for free from a nearby NPC. Players also needed to check the event page after each delivery because the rewards were not automatic. This pattern of asking for clues, finding the free item source, and claiming the reward became a useful routine for later limited-time commissions in Wuthering Waves.

Even though the event is no longer running in 2026, the walkthrough above reflects the original flow of all seven days. Returning players can use it as a historical guide, while newer players can learn how early events were structured and how to approach similar delivery-based activities in the future.

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