All Will-O’-The-Wisp Locations in Where Winds Meet
The chase that drives players wild
The world of Where Winds Meet is vast, mysterious, and filled with quirky side activities that surprise players during exploration. Among these surprises, nothing triggers both excitement and frustration quite like the gentle meow that echoes from nearby cliffs, trees, and rooftops. That faint sound belongs to Meow Meow, the tiny, well-dressed cat that appears across Qinghe and always brings a challenge. These feline encounters mix charm, mystery, and difficulty into one unique experience, and the Will-O’-The-Wisp chase remains one of the most challenging tasks that players attempt several times before succeeding.
This feature takes you through every Will-O’-The-Wisp location in Qinghe, the heart of the Meow Meow quests. It also explains how the activity works and what players should know before beginning the chase, translated and expanded from the original article by Lucas Simons.
Who Meow Meow Is and Why This Cat Matters
Players exploring Qinghe will almost certainly encounter a small, stylish cat that meows when approached. These fantasy creatures are known as Meow Meow, scattered across multiple regions and tied to various puzzles, timed objectives, or exploration challenges. Completing these activities rewards Echo Jade, Coins, experience points, and Meow Meow Bells. The bells can be offered at the Meow Meow Temple near Halo Peak to unlock special rewards. There are thirty-one Meow Meow cats across Qinghe, each with its own task, but the Will-O’-The-Wisp Challenge remains the activity with the highest count.
Every Will-O’-The-Wisp Location in Qinghe
The Will-O’-The-Wisp Collection tasks players with chasing floating blue wisps across twisting routes and scenic paths. This event appears fourteen times across Qinghe, each linked to a Meow Meow that hides in unexpected locations. The challenge looks simple at first, yet players quickly learn that it demands precision, fast movement, and smooth traversal through tricky paths.
| place | Number of Wisps | place |
| Bamboo Abode | 11 |  |
| Bamboo Abode | 6 |  |
| Bamboo Abode | 7 |  |
| Stonewash Strand | 16 |  |
| Starfall Spring | 6 |  |
| Crimson Cliffs | 12 |  |
| Crimson Cliffs | 8 |  |
| Peace Bell Tower | 8 |  |
| Sage’s Knoll | 7 |  |
| Sage’s Knoll | 12 |  |
| Twinbeast Ridge | 13 |  |
| Twinbeast Ridge | 14 |  |
| Kilnfire Ridge | 12 |  |
| Riverside Station | 9 |  |
Key Details About the Will-O’-The-Wisp Challenge
Players do not need to collect every single wisp to succeed. Each route provides more wisps than required, so missing one or two still gives a chance to complete the objective. Meow Meow sits near the starting point of every challenge, making it easier to find the quest once the cat is discovered. Because this is a timed task, players must rely on movement skills such as climbing, sliding, jumping, and parkour to keep pace. Collecting a wisp is instant and does not require a manual interaction, allowing players to focus entirely on movement and timing rather than stopping to confirm each pick-up.
The World That Holds These Mysteries
Where Winds Meet brings players into the late Southern Tang period, an era shaped by political unrest and emotional turbulence. You take the role of a martial artist born into a chaotic age, facing choices that influence the fate of dynasties. The game is planned for release on PC, iOS, Android, and PS5, with the PS5 version remaining exclusive for six months.
