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# ⚔️ Mastery Weapons

## Mastery Weapons

**Guide: How to Exchange Cherry Blossom Play-Box for Golden Cherry Blossom Branch**

1. **Farming Cherry Blossom Play-Box:**
   * Collect **x255 Cherry Blossom Play-Box** through farming or events in the game.
2. **Go to Noria:**
   * Head to the map **Noria** and locate the NPC Quest named **\[Q] Cherry Blossom Play-Box**.
3. **Exchanging Cherry Blossom Play-Box:**
   * Interact with the NPC and exchange your **x255 Cherry Blossom Play-Box**.
   * After exchanging, you will receive a **Pink Chocolate Box** directly to your **Gremory Case**.
   * To access your Gremory Case, press the **K key** in-game.
4. **Using the Pink Chocolate Box:**
   * Take the **Pink Chocolate Box** out of your Gremory Case and drop it on the ground.
   * Once dropped, the box will reward you with **x25 Golden Cherry Blossom Branch**.

<mark style="color:red;">Make sure to follow these steps to maximize your rewards. Happy farming! 🌸</mark>


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