To complete A Miracle Chase in Once Human, speak to the Pilgrim at the Mola Island Visitor Center in Dayton Wetlands, follow the quest marker to the beach, wait for the Divine Strange Statue to appear at night, and use the Plead emote beside it. Use the key you receive on the nearby Miracle Chest.
How to start A Miracle Chase
- Travel to the Mola Island Visitor Center in Dayton Wetlands and speak with the Pilgrim. The quest should then appear in your task list or tracker. Some walkthroughs say you must complete Divine Property first, while others do not list that prerequisite. Check whether the Pilgrim offers the quest in your current game rather than treating that requirement as universal. Game8 and Charlie INTEL
- Track the quest and follow its marker to the beach objective in Dayton Wetlands.
How to make the statue appear
The quest is time-gated: wait at the marked beach until nighttime. Game8 and Dot Esports report that the statue appears at 10 PM, while Charlie INTEL and KeenGamer advise arriving at 8 PM. The guides do not establish one definitive arrival time, so watch the in-game clock and remain at the objective until the statue appears.
Game8 and Dot Esports give the 10 PM time; Charlie INTEL and KeenGamer recommend arriving at 8 PM.
How to use Plead and open the Miracle Chest
- If Plead is missing from your emote wheel, add it through the Cosmetics/Expressions interface.
- When the Divine Strange Statue appears, stand beside it and use Plead. The Escapist reports that this interaction gives you a key. The Escapist
- Use the key on the Miracle Chest behind or beside the statue, then claim its contents to finish the quest.
Reported quest rewards
Published walkthroughs list these rewards for A Miracle Chase: Game8 and The Escapist report:
#1 Best Overall
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- BONUS KNOWLEDGE ROUND: Winners ask an organ question to the table — first correct answer scores bonus points, turning every game into an extra round of learning.
- 390 EXP
- 100 Energy Link
- 105 Battle Pass EXP
- 3 Stellar Planula
- 1 Level 1 Eclipse Cortex
These figures come from walkthroughs published in 2024; a current official reward table confirming them was not located.
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