In Honkai: Star Rail, the Nameless Memory Vial is a special item required to complete the secret mini-quest and unlock the hidden trophy “The Worst (s) Nameless.” In this guide, you will learn where exactly you can get this item, and who you should give it to to complete the task.
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How to unlock the “Worst Nameless One” achievement in Honkai: Star Rail
Where to find it Nameless Memory Bubble
For the first time, you will have the opportunity to purchase it as part of a story quest called “Sleepless Night”. When you go to the Oti Mall in Golden Flash, you will be able to talk to Dr. Edward (huge eye), who will show you the dreams of Akivili (?), and then offer to buy them for 100,000 credits.
It’s okay if you can’t acquire this dream right now, since you can do it after completing the first quest chain of Penaconia. Simply return to Dr. Edward (his location is shown in the pictures below), talk to him and select the answer: “Let's see what you have.” Then take the dream you need.
Note: If you have not yet completed the quest “Waltz at the Masquerade,” the eye may start another dialogue. Complete it, and then talk to Edward again, and then you can choose the desired answer.
How to use the Nameless Memory Bubble
This item can be found in the inventory in the “Missions” section, and it has only one purpose. Move to the General Car of the Star Express, and then find Pom-Pom and chat with her.
Select the answer “Pom-Pom, look at that dream bubble” and listen to what she has to say. Immediately after this, you will unlock an achievement for which you will receive 5 star jades. In addition, Dr. Edward will significantly expand the range of products, for example, various consumable items will appear.
Note: If you don’t get the answer you need when talking to Pom-Pom, then you must first complete her daily quest from the category “Express Rules”. Let's add that this can also be caused by some companion missions, for example “Night of Space Hallucinations” or “Wandering Cloud”, so you need to either complete them or move forward a little on them.
