Jademouth is a subarea located in Chenyu Vale: Upper Vale, Chenyu Vale, Liyue. It consists of massive pieces of jade flanking the Bishui River. Legend says that it was cast down by an adeptus to protect the people from flooding.[1]
Descriptions[]
"...The spring's cries ripple through the vales, the shrines depart from northeast shores. The heights and shallows in the southwest hide, sun and earth from each other divide, the eternal whirlpool that never churns, beautiful jade concealed within..."
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Jademouth | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 宝玦口 Bǎojué-kǒu | |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 寶玦口 Bǎojué-kǒu | |
| Japanese | 宝玦の口 Houketsu no Kuchi[!][!] | |
| Korean | 보결구보결구 Bogyeolgu | |
| Spanish | Brecha del Jade | Jade Gap |
| French | Antre jadéique | Jadeic Lair |
| Russian | Нефритовое жерло Nefritovoye zherlo | Jade Mouth |
| Thai | Jademouth | — |
| Vietnamese | Bảo Quyết Khẩu | |
| German | Jademund | Jademouth |
| Indonesian | Jademouth | — |
| Portuguese | Boca de Jade | |
| Turkish | Yeşimboşluğu | |
| Italian | Bocca di Giada | Jademouth |
Change History[]
Released in Version 4.4
References[]
- ↑ YouTube: Version 4.4 Special Program
