Stray: Where to find the red, yellow and purple plants for Malo
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Once you reach Antvillage in Stray, you’ll find a robot, Malo, that wants you to collect three rare flowers for her. You’ll need to find purple, yellow and red flowers to complete her rare flower collection. Somehow, she’s gone all this time without being able to reach them but now you, the little feline Outsider, can collect them for her.
This will earn you a new badge for your little cat jacket, so let’s see where to find them.
Where to find the flowers in Antvillage
These flowers are relatively easy to find but, before you can collect them, you must speak with Zbaltazar the Outsider, who is meditating in front of a bunch of screens. After B12 discovers a secret about the scientist, he won’t let you speak to anyone or interact with anything for a while, so do some exploring and find Zbaltazar a few levels above.
After speaking with him, you can go and find the flowers or Malo, it doesn’t matter which order you do it in. Malo is the level above Zbaltazar, surrounded by plants, so she’s easy to spot. You can find the plants in the following locations:
You’ll get a nice new badge from Malo for your troubles.
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