Phantom Blade Zero Quick Hand Zhang’s Treasure Locations and Rewards

The Sect Leader's Snuff Bottle is the first Quick Hand Zhang Treasure in Phantom Blade Zero. You'll find it in the chest on the upper ledge of the cave you can access via the Crimson Forest Tunnel Trapdoor. The treasure is part of Quick Hand's Request Collectible Quest.

It is a snuff bottle hollowed from a single piece of golden amber, confiscated from a Mandate disciple by a sect leader. The sect leader often admonished his disciples "to renounce worldly desires and temptations", yet in private, he would amuse himself with objects like this.

The Bloodstained Seal is the second Quick Hand Zhang Treasure in Phantom Blade Zero. You'll find it in the chest inside the cave under Thieves' Camp. The treasure is part of Quick Hand's Request Collectible Quest.

A square seal carved from Shoushan stone, the token of a sect master. One corner is stained with blood, the deep crimson seeping into the stone. No one can say whether the blood was shed by the one who sought to seize the seal or by the one who fought to protect it.

The Ancient Crossbow is the third Quick Hand Zhang Treasure in the Crimson Forest area of Phantom Blade Zero. You'll find it in the chest on the upper-right side of the cave, past the Thieves' Camp Dungeon Door. The treasure is part of Quick Hand's Request Collectible Quest.

A crossbow mechanism cast from fine bronze, its components fitted together with remarkable precision for a smooth, accurate release. Today, it is regarded as the pinnacle of ancient Engine Arts and eagerly sought after as a symbol of refined taste and appreciation for ancient craftsmanship. Few realize that long ago, it was merely one of countless ordinary crossbow mechanisms.

The Unveiled Statue is one of Quick Hand Zhang's Treasures. It is found in a chest along the upper path in the back of the Lady Grounds courtyard.

A seated Bodhisattva carved from a single piece of huanghuali wood, serene in posture with a compassionate gaze. The Lu Villagers have covered the faces of every other statue with red flowers, worshipping them as the "Lady of the Veil." This one alone remains uncovered, bearing silent witness to an act of resistance.

The Tiger Paperweight is the first Quick Hand Zhang's Treasure in Pangzhen. It is found inside the chest on the middle floor of the Tianxiang Pavilion.

The Ink Stick is the second Quick Hand Zhang's Treasure in Pangzhen. It is found inside the chest in the house at the end of the clearing past the arena where you defeat Wu Xuan, the Fallen General.

A medicinal ink stick shaped like a cicada shell. Years ago, a local landowner presented it to General Wu Xuan and his men in gratitude for their defense against the Maskwalkers. But this medicine could do little to mend so many broken bodies. How could it compare to the immediate effects of Perfect Transcension?

The Carved-Edge Inkstone is the third Quick Hand Zhang's Treasure in Pangzhen. It is found inside the chest in the house southwest of the Pond of Fading Song Bell.

The craftsman carving this inkstone fell ill, spending ever longer asleep and ever less time awake, until one day he never woke again, his carving knife still clenched in hand. The unfinished inkstone was placed in storage by the healers. But ever since, they have occasionally come across a Wooden Puppet inside, quietly carving an inkstone, one stroke at a time.

The Wedding Candles are one of Quick Hand Zhang's Treasures. They are found in a chest in the attic of the large house on top of the hill northwest of the Well of the Three Puppets Bell. You can reach the attic by climbing the ladder on the ground floor.

A pair of wedding candles finely crafted from multicolored beeswax, seemingly waiting all these years for that wedding feast. The two magpies dancing across the candles remain as vibrant as ever. Yet at the corner of one magpie's eye rests a single waxen tear, formed at some unknown time and frozen in place before it could fall.

The White Jade Twins is one of Quick Hand Zhang's Treasures. It is found in a chest in the cave outside the Survivors' Courtyard.

A pendant intricately carved from fine white jade, depicting two cheerful children at play among lush lotus leaves, a traditional blessing for many generations of children. Passed down through the Lu family for generations, it ultimately came into the hands of a man who lived and died alone, without a wife or children.