Switching Breathing Styles in Slayers 2 does not have to cost you anything. The Shop lists a Robux price for Reset Breathing, but the same reset sits behind a second currency tab that you can fill entirely through normal play.
Quick answer: Open the Shop, switch from the Robux tab to the Ore tab, and buy Reset Breathing for 7 Ore instead of 100 Robux.
Reset Breathing cost in the Slayers 2 Shop
The reset is sold twice, in two different currencies, under the same name. Players who only look at the first tab assume the reset is a paid item and never see the alternative.
| Purchase | Currency | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Reset Breathing | Robux | 100 |
| Reset Breathing | Ore | 7 |
Ore is an in-game drop, so the 7 Ore version is the free route. There is no difference in what you receive, only in how you pay for it.

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Ore comes from chests scattered across the world and from quest turn-ins. The Archives menu lists every container that can produce it, which is the fastest way to confirm what is worth opening on your route.
- Ice Chest
- Rare Chest
- Sealed Cache
- World Events Chest
- Common Chest
- Lost Chest
- Snow Chest
- Quest rewards
Every chest type here rolls Ore on a chance, not a guarantee, so volume matters more than picking one perfect container. Seven Ore is a short grind if you keep moving.
The chest and boss farming loop
Chests respawn on a timer, so standing next to an empty one wastes the window. The efficient pattern is to clear the chests you can reach, then spend the downtime on something that also pays out.


Ore drops are not guaranteed from any single chest, so judge a lap by how many containers you opened, not by whether one specific chest paid out.
Quests that reward Ore
Two NPC quests hand over Ore directly, which removes the drop-chance element entirely. Both are worth folding into your route between chest laps.
Restock the Infirmary at Butterfly Estate
Head to Butterfly Estate and speak to Shiori to complete Restock the Infirmary. A horse cuts the travel time down considerably if the estate is not near your current spawn point.

Iceveil Valley quest at Frost Veil Shrine
Fast travel to Frost Veil Shrine in Iceveil Valley and talk to Iceveil Guard Shiro. The snowy region also holds Ice Chests and Snow Chests, so pair the turn-in with a short looting sweep while you are there.
Buying the reset and confirming it worked
Resetting clears the style, not the requirements for the next one. Each trainer still asks for their own level, materials, and training tasks, so confirm what your target style needs before you spend the Ore.
What to have ready before you reset
Breathing Techniques are unlocked by completing a trainer NPC’s questline, and each one carries its own entry cost. Deciding on your next style first means you farm one shopping list rather than a mix of items different trainers want.
| Style | Trainer | Where to find them |
|---|---|---|
| Water | Urokodaki | Underwater route near Bamboo Grove |
| Flame | Rengu | By Mistfall Village’s bridge |
| Serpent | Obari | Cliff north above Windy Peak |
| Stone | Gyorei | Outside the Stone Sanctuary dojo |
| Thunder | Zentaro | Cliffs past the bear village |
Requirements shift between updates, so read the trainer’s current dialogue rather than assuming every style charges the same. Water, for example, asks for Wen alongside Demon Horns, while Stone expects Beast Cores and a set of training trials.
Since the Ore price is low and the farming loop is repeatable, there is little reason to pay Robux for a style change. Bank a few extra Ore on your next chest lap and you can experiment with a second technique without touching your wallet.





