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🦒★Giraffe★ Barter Route Revealed!🦒

Uncharted Waters Origin

2025.10.15 Wednesday 16:00 (UTC + 9)

Enter into the Endless Possibility!

Hello, Admirals.

Following the September update, Investment Season 4 has begun!

In this season’s trade content, new Barter options have been added to villages in the East Africa region.

Among them, the highlight is none other than the

Uncharted Waters Origin proudly presents the Giraffe Barter Route! 💫

Check out the route below,

and if you find a more efficient way to trade, please share it in the comments!

Your tips will be a great help to fellow Admirals! 💬💡

* Based on information as of 2025/10/14 (Tue). The content is subject to change.

* Attached screenshots were taken in a test environment for better understanding and may differ in the future.

[How to Obtain Nanjing Brocade]

Nanjing Brocade

Nanjing Brocade was a luxurious silk fabric from Nanjing, China, that flourished during the Ming Dynasty. Gold threads were woven into silk to create flowing cloud-like patterns, giving rise to its name, “Brocade of Clouds.” The dazzling golden sheen made it a symbol of wealth and status—used in imperial robes and diplomatic attire. In Europe, it was known as Chinese Brocade, representing the splendor of the East. ✨

1. Purchase Silver in Nagasaki and Edo

2. Barter Nanjing Brocade at Yellow River, Han Village and Yangtze River, Tujia Village

[How to Obtain Indian Gem Accessories]

Indian Gem Accessories

India has long been known as the Kingdom of Gems,

blessed with abundant minerals and masterful craftsmanship.

Diamonds, rubies, and sapphires from the Indus Valley made their way west through ancient trade routes. During the Mughal Empire, intricate jewelry-making techniques flourished, and royal accessories crafted by court artisans were treasured across Persia and the Ottoman Empire.

Indian Gem Accessories were not merely ornaments—they served as valuable trading goods, functioning almost like currency in the global exchanges of the time.

1. Purchase Huzhou Brush in Beijing and Yan Yun

2. Barter Indian Gem Accessories at Oriya Village and Burma Village

[How to Obtain a Giraffe]

Giraffe

The Giraffe holds a special place in history—it was brought to China in the early 15th century by Zheng He’s fleet during his voyages to Africa. Presented as a tribute from the Malindi Kingdom,

its long neck and graceful appearance amazed the Ming court, who hailed it as a 'Qilin,' an auspicious mythical beast.

In Chinese culture, the giraffe was seen as a symbol of virtue and good fortune, making Zheng He’s expeditions a legendary bridge between myth and reality.

Visit the Shona Village and the Malagasy Village while carrying Nanjing Brocade and Indian Gem Accessories to exchange for a Giraffe.