Nacupeda Park Fountain NTE: coins, wishes and daily routine
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Nacupeda Park Fountain NTE: coins, wishes and daily routine

Alexandre Alexandre Jollier
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In brief

The Fountain in Nacupeda Park in NTE is a strategic spot for collecting precious coins and obtaining temporary buffs. You can make a sincere wish there to receive random rewards, or attempt to steal coins at the risk of facing the Nacupeda. The coins gathered can then be exchanged at the Arc Shop to upgrade your equipment and skills.

The Nacupeda Park Fountain in NTE (Neverness to Everness) is one of those small spots you'll learn to visit every day, almost by reflex. A short routine, a binary choice, and at stake: coins and a free buff. Here's what you need to know.

Where is the Nacupeda Park Fountain located?

The fountain is located west of Davidia Avenue, wedged between Onion Road and the Z42 Coastal Highway. It's hard to miss on the map: it's marked with a yellow crown. If you're struggling to spot it, look for this icon and you're there.

Make a wish or steal coins?

Once you arrive at the fountain, two options appear. The game lets you choose, and honestly, the choice is quickly made.

  • Make a sincere wish: you receive a random number of coins (up to 1 coin per visit) as well as a temporary buff. This is the way to go, without hesitation.
  • Steal coins: it might sound fun on paper. It isn't. The Nacupeda takes it very badly and attacks you. Result? You leave without coins, with damage taken. A bad deal on every level.

The fountain resets once a day. So it's not a source of instant wealth - it's a routine to build into your daily session, that's it.

« Make a wish at the Nacupeda fountain every day to get the S bow from the shop. » - @irissia06, X/Twitter

What are the collected coins used for?

The Mhm Coins you accumulate at the fountain can be exchanged in the Arc Shop. To access it: open the main menu at the bottom right of the screen, then select "Arc Shop".

The goal to aim for is the Arc "Your Happiness is Priceless". It will cost you 100 coins, which represents about 100 days of daily visits if you don't miss a session. A long grind, but the Arc is worth it: it increases your health points, heals team members and grants them a protective shield. A truly solid support Arc, especially if you regularly play in a team.

The mechanic is simple, the payoff is real. Get into the habit of stopping by the fountain every day, make your wish, and let the coins pile up quietly.

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Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is the Fountain in Nacupeda Park located?
It is located west of Davidia Avenue, between Onion Road and Coastal Highway Z42. On your map, it is marked with a yellow crown to make it easier to find.
What do I risk if I try to steal coins from the fountain?
You risk angering the Nacupeda, who will attack you and deal very significant damage. It is much safer and more profitable to make a sincere wish instead.
What exactly are the collected coins used for?
The coins can be exchanged at the Arc Shop, a magical place dedicated to upgrading your equipment and skills. There, you can buy powerful items such as the Arc "Your Happiness Is Priceless".
What is the benefit of the Arc "Your Happiness Is Priceless"?
This arc costs 100 coins and offers several benefits: it increases your hit points, heals your team members, and provides them with a protective shield, making it an excellent investment.

Key takeaways

  • The Fountain in Nacupeda Park is located west of Davidia Avenue, identifiable by a yellow crown on the map.
  • Making a sincere wish rewards you with random coins and a temporary buff, far more advantageous than stealing.
  • Stealing coins can attract the Nacupeda's attention, who will attack you and deal heavy damage.
  • Coins can be exchanged at the Arc Shop to acquire items such as the Arc "Your Happiness Is Priceless", which increases HP and provides a protective shield.

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