Top 5 things to know about Sumeru from The Chasm in Genshin Impact

The Chasm in Genshin Impact became playable for the Travelers starting from the first phase of the 2.6 update that brought Kamisato Ayato. As the current update is extended for an indefinite period of time, players can explore more depths of this area and unravel the mysteries revolved around Sumeru, the nation which is associated with the Dendro element.

Chasm is considered the gateway to Sumeru which is covered with huge trees and even a desert area, as per the lore of the game. Through the different quests given to the players in the Chasm in Genshin Impact, they have been able to figure out some interesting facts about the desert nation which have been mentioned in this article.

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Chasm in Genshin Impact: 5 things on Sumeru

Food in Sumeru

Players might be interested to know about what kind of food do people generally eat in Sumeru. In one of the dialogues by a NPC, it is mentioned that the Kamera gadget is worth a meal’s Mora in Sumeru which implies that the food is either too expensive in the nation or Kamera is not that expensive. The latter seems likely as several other NPCs have stated Kamera to be cheap.

Mushrooms in Sumeru

From another dialogue of the researcher found in The Chasm in Genshin Impact, players will be able to find out that Sumeru has a lot of mushrooms grown over different places. Starshooms might also be available without the glow and the talking mushroom mentioned that Sumeru is covered with golden sand. Will players find talking mushrooms in Sumeru again?

Speaking about Celestia is forbidden

Khediv, the researcher that Travelers encounter slightly mentions about Celestia but he does not discuss it openly. He quickly changes the subject to the fungi fragment which indicates that the Sumeru Academia, where Lisa used to study has forbidden their students to talk about the heavenly order Celestia.

Connection is valued than wealth

From the dialogues of the NPCs of The Chasm in Genshin Impact, one is able to figure out that connections are more valuable for people rather than wealth. Xamaran, the talking mushroom mentions that Knowledge is calamity, which means people of Sumeru rely on others for getting education about the things they don’t know.

Government of Sumeru

Players are able to know more details about the government of Sumeru when NPC Muning mentions that Liyue Qixing has signed an academic agreement with Sumeru Academia. Most of the people from Sumeru are scholars or researches with one exception from a shopkeeper in Inazuma. He sells fertilizers without knowing much about them which hints on the fact that the government has some kind of authority over people on the knowledge factor.

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