In the game Cyberpunk 2077, there is a short side quest called Imagine that you can access by talking to the Zen Master, a spiritual leader in Night City. This article will guide you through the quest.
Cyberpunk 2077: Imagine walkthrough
How to start Imagine
To complete quests involving the Zen Master in Cyberpunk 2077, including Imagine, you need to find him at various locations in the game. The first place you can find him is near the Arasoka Tower. You can meet him after breaking away from Wilson and venturing on your own.
Surprisingly, you can find the Zen Master on a concrete bench in Reconciliation Park. You don’t receive this quest from anyone; it becomes active when you talk to the Zen Master, who is initially known as the stranger. The quest mostly involves talking to him.
Note that the Zen Master resembles the 14th Dalai Lama, with red robes, buzzed gray hair, and wide-framed glasses.
How to complete Imagine
The “Stranger” immediately demonstrates his insight by telling you that you’re fading away. He offers to help you and suggests you sit on the bench next to him to hear him out.
He explains that the city disconnects you from nature and advises you to find stillness within yourself. He offers to give you a meditative braindance to help you settle down and allows you to pay him however much you wish. Paying him or not doesn’t matter to him.
You put on the braindance and the Zen Master guides you through a meditation. The braindance takes you to a peaceful natural environment where you gaze at the earth for a while. In the subsequent quests of the Stairway to Heaven, Poem of the Atoms, and Meetings Along the Edge, each quest represents a different element, with this one representing earth.
After returning from the braindance, the Zen Master will have disappeared, leaving you to reflect on your experience.
This concludes the quest, and to continue this questline, you need to locate the Zen Master in the southeast of Japantown.
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