Genshin Impact 5.5 Leaks: New World Quest Images Seem To Prove Popular Sky Theory

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A new leak from 5.5 shows that the new World Quests in the patch may prove and provide more information about a popular fan theory involving the veracity of the sky in Teyvat. The upcoming patch for HoYoverse’s action RPG is promising to be a big one, especially when compared to Version 5.4, which is mostly centered around limited-time events. The Version 5.5 beta tests have revealed several key pieces of information, including details about Varesa and Iansan, both of which are confirmed to be new characters, as well as potential World Quests in 5.5.

There are a lot of leaks about the next update, including the introduction of a brand-new area within Natlan, the Great Volcano of Tollan. This has yet to be confirmed, but the introduction of the area would also line up with the releases of Varesa and Iansan, members of the Collective of Plenty, a tribe that is expected to be located around the volcanic region. The are even rumors about a new Natlan map feature in 5.5 that could make exploration more exciting. Furthermore, it’s expected that this new zone will be connected to the rumored World Quests.

These new rumored World Quests have had a lot of details revealed, such as important NPCs that could help guide the story, but newer leaks have teased even more events in the missions. According to images provided by an unknown leaker, which were shared in a post tagged as “” on Reddit, a portion of the map will have its environment changed with a huge crack in the sky. The leak highlights two screenshots of this alleged crack in the sky, each from a different angle in the rumored new 5.5 World Quests.

Details about a new world boss in Genshin Impact 5.5 have leaked and been shared, providing insight into what team comps will be necessary to use.

The context for this crack in the sky has not been provided, such as how it was created and its location on the Natlan map (or if it will disappear or remain there after the conclusion of the missions). However, despite the