Goldflow Slope holds two Cat Play entries, and neither of them takes more than a minute to clear once you know the path. Both sit in the Hidden Mountain region, close enough together that a single run between them finishes the set.
Quick answer: Pet Doggy: Sixty-Six on the dirt path south of Halfpeak Bluff, then head slightly northwest and pet Kitty: Ah Fei under the wooden cart shelter. That closes Cat Play at 2/2 for Goldflow Slope.
What counts as Cat Play in Goldflow Slope
The name is misleading here. Goldflow Slope’s Cat Play counter tracks one dog and one cat, not two cats. Petting the dog registers exactly the same as petting the cat, so skipping it will leave you stuck at 1/2 while you search the hillside for a second feline that does not exist.
| Animal | Where it sits | Reward |
|---|---|---|
| Doggy: Sixty-Six | Dirt path south of Halfpeak Bluff, resting beside a mossy rock | +5 Jade Fish |
| Kitty: Ah Fei | Under the wooden cart shelter, slightly northwest of the dog | +5 Jade Fish |
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Confirming the collection is complete
Open the Sentient Beings exploration menu and select Goldflow Slope. The Cat Play entry should read 2/2 with a Collection Complete marker attached. If it still shows 1/2, you interacted with only one of the two animals, and the dog is the one people usually miss.
Note: Standing near an animal is not enough. The counter only moves when you select the Pet option and the interaction plays out.
Jade Fish stacks up quickly across a region if you clear these as you pass through, and the Goldflow Slope pair is one of the fastest sets in Hidden Mountain to knock out. Since both animals sit within a short walk of Halfpeak Bluff, it is worth grabbing them on any trip through the area rather than making a dedicated run later.






