So you’ve updated Genshin Impact to version 7.0, gone through the Archon Quest, and now you’re excited to explore the rest of Snezhnaya. You have this whole new region ahead of you, but you can’t seem to figure out how to reach the White Birch Snowgrave Statue of the Seven in the eastern part of Snezhnaya. Here’s how you can do exactly that and continue your adventure.
White Birch Snowgrave Statue of the Seven in Snezhnaya
The Statue of the Seven in the eastern part of Snezhnaya (as of Version 7.0) is in the White Birch Snowgrave area.
First, place characters with exploration skills in your party to make the whole ordeal easier. This can come in the form of characters like Mavuika, Xilonen, Sandrone, or even Sayu.
Once you’re ready, teleport to the Korolevskiy Theater waypoint. Head north until you find your way onto the train tracks. Follow the tracks east until you reach a fork. Here, you can swap to a character with combat capabilities, as you’ll start to encounter enemy mobs.
Note that your Kresnik Energy will start to slowly deplete, so use your party members’ exploration skills to move quickly.
When you encounter the fork, choose the left path, where the train tracks abruptly end. Eliminate or maneuver around the enemies inside the cave. Find the area of the cave with the tall Prime Ice Construct and use The Eye of Graeae to remove it. If you defeated the enemies inside the cave, you can swap back to your first party with exploration skills.
After this, you’ll be able to see the red beacon of light from the White Birch Snowgrave Statue of the Seven. There won’t be any obstacles between you and the Statue at this point – just make sure to get there quickly since this is a Frigid Zone, and you can quickly run out of Kresnik Energy.
Upon approaching the Statue, you’ll trigger a cutscene which starts the One Side a Palace, On the Other a Tomb World Quest. This quest chain has you explore the Pale Crown Palace, so it’s worth following. Just make sure you activate the Statue first!
Genshin Impact version 7.0 added the region of Snezhnaya. Check a funny reference to Donald Trump hidden in an unassuming train station.
