Gaming Guide

Project Slayers 2: Flame Breathing Location and How to Obtain It

The exact level, currency, materials, and training tasks that unlock the base Flame Breathing style.

The exact level, currency, materials, and training tasks that unlock the base Flame Breathing style.

Flame Breathing is one of the heavy-hitting Slayer styles in Slayers 2, built around wide sweeps and burn damage that stack up against high-HP bosses. Unlocking it takes more than finding the trainer. You need a specific level, a Wen fee, a stack of Demon Horns, and a run of six training tasks that end in a boss fight.

Quick answer: Reach Level 25 with 6,000 Wen and 10 Demon Horns, find Flame Trainer Rengu atop the large wooden house in Forgotten Ruins, and complete all six training tasks.


Flame Breathing requirements in Slayers 2

Rengu will not start the training until your character clears every entry below. Bring all three before making the trip so you can begin immediately instead of backtracking to farm.

RequirementAmountHow to get it
Level25Quests and defeating enemies
Wen6,000Quests, mobs, and map enemies
Demon Horns10Hoyuzu Subordinates and the Hoyuzu Boss

Level 25 is only the floor. Level 45 or higher makes both the farming and the training far smoother, since the materials and the final fight punish an underleveled character. If a higher-level friend can carry part of the work, you can attempt it sooner.


Where to farm Demon Horns

Demon Horns drop only from two enemies, and both live inside the waterfall near Bamboo Grove. Ten horns is a light target compared with some other styles, so this step rarely takes long once you are the right level.

EnemyDrop chanceHorns per dropRecommended level
Hoyuzu Subordinate30%140
Hoyuzu Boss50%350

Head inside the waterfall by Bamboo Grove to find both. Prioritize the boss when you can survive it, since three horns per successful drop clears your quota fast.


What to sort out before the trip

Two small things can stop you cold at the trainer. If you already have a breathing style equipped, buy Reset Breathing from the in-game shop for 100 Robux to free the slot. Hold onto your skill points too, because Flame techniques are purchased individually in the Skill Tree after the style itself is unlocked.

Wall Climb and Double Jump are useful additions. They are optional, but make scaling the cliffs and reaching the wooden house near Rengu much easier. Equip a katana and bring healing supplies, as enemies occupy the route.


How to reach Flame Trainer Rengu

In Forgotten Ruins, Flame Trainer Rengu stands atop a large wooden house. The building is close to the Rengu boss area, but reaching that landmark does not guarantee you have found the trainer. Travel there from Mistfall Harbour.

Before crossing the long red bridge from Mistfall Harbour, check the full-screen map to make sure you are positioned at the harbour, not a neighboring zone.
Turn left and cross the hanging bridge. Keep moving toward the Forgotten Ruins on the far side.
Head toward the Rengu boss area; when you spot the large wooden house, use Wall Climb or Double Jump to get onto its upper roof. The trainer cannot be seen from ground level.
Find Flame Trainer Rengu on the rooftop and speak with him. Meeting the level, Wen, and Demon Horn requirements starts the training sequence.

The Rengu boss occupies the ruins on the approach, and his cinematic attack can kill an underleveled character outright. If his health bar appears, break line of sight and keep moving toward the house instead of trading hits.


The six Flame Breathing training tasks

Complete the six objectives in sequence. Most are mini-games that require 100% progress. Use the task list on the screen’s left and the matching map waymarker to find each area.

1. Meditation

In this timing mini-game, a moving marker appears on screen; click when the timing is right. Follow the prompts repeatedly until progress reaches 100%.

2. Push ups

Follow the button prompt each time it appears and click it. Repeat until the task reaches 100%.

3. Boulder Split

For the boulder-cutting mini-game, shift the marker into the specified spot, then perform the movement displayed on screen until the progress bar is full.

4. Aim Training

Strike each target as it appears. This is the easiest mini-game; keep landing hits until progress reaches 100%.

5. Cup Training

A memory game. A black ball sits under one of three cups, which then shuffle, and you pick the cup hiding it. You need 10 successful rounds and have three lives, so a wrong guess costs one attempt. The shuffle speeds up as you go, so watch closely before the cups move.

6. Defeat the Flame Trainee Boss

The last task is a real battle against the Flame Trainee Boss, waiting atop the Forgotten Ruins area. Study its movements and dodge instead of attacking recklessly. Defeating it awards the style.


How to confirm the unlock and buy techniques

The quest’s completion and the base Flame Breathing style appearing on your character confirm the unlock. Before then, the Flame branch stays blank, and you cannot equip any Flame moves.

Unlocking the style is only the beginning. Spend skill points on individual techniques in the Skill Tree. Later moves require mastery, which increases when you fight with the style equipped.

TechniqueUnlock
Unknowing FireFirst skill tree node
Blazing UniverseSecond skill tree node
Flame UndulationMastery 27
Flame TigerMastery 40
PurgatoryLater tree requirement

Buy Unknowing Fire first as your gap-closer, then grind toward Flame Tiger, which works as both close-range slashes when held and a forward flame projectile when tapped. Mastery climbs fastest on repeat Rengu boss runs in the same ruins.


Ignore the Wop City directions

Older walkthroughs direct players to Wop City, a location on the Ouwohana map reached through the map screen at Level 50 and above. It belongs to the original Project Slayers, where the Flame Trainer requires Level 75, 10,000 Wen, and 150 Demon Horns. Those directions and figures do not apply to the sequel, and following them wastes travel time. Requirements may change with updates, so use Rengu’s dialogue box to see what your character still lacks.