Where To Go After Killing Divine Dragon

The Old Dragons of the Tree (白木の翁たち) are mandatory Bosses that share one Deathblow counter.

They are aboriginal and sickly creatures worshipping the Divine Sakura Dragon. They play their flutes to appease their deity and they fight to defend him using the former magic of the Everblossom, summoning roots and spitting toxicant. They are old and extremely weak but are great in number.

Behaviour and Tactics

Poison Spit: spews a flare-up of Poisonous substance in front end of itself.
Flute Stab: attempts bashing with its flute twice.
Summon Root: all Old Dragons heighten their flutes to the skies, then a series of iii roots thrust forth from underneath Wolf.

These enemies are weak and easy to kill. When killed, the dominate'south health is depleted by a stock-still amount, and the dragon is replaced by a taller, darker version whose death does not count towards the health bar. Ignore these enemies, every bit their defeat has no bearing on the battle's progression.

When the dragons perform Summon Root, one root will stay upwardly after the others disappear, and tin exist grappled onto. Use this to execute a unique Aerial Deathblow, which kills all dragons in a large, round AoE. This method will significantly reduce the time required for the first phase.

The Divine Dragon (桜竜, Sakura Dragon) is a mandatory Boss with one Deathblow counter.

Information technology's a mythical, ancient god said to have came from the west long agone. Colossal, stunningly cute and purple, it wields a giant sword that appears to exist made entirely of magic. It commands the power of winds and casts them out with godly speed and strength. It also commands the Everblossom and its roots. Its only possible weakness is the lightning striking the tree, as dragons are known for being vulnerable to.

Behaviour and Tactics

Part 1

Creeping Squall: two cross-swings that send out walls of air.
Almighty Force: unleashes an unavoidable gust of wind to throw dorsum any adversaries.
Angled Slash: 2 close ranged attacks aims at the roots if Wolf was idling for too long.
Dragon Flash: sends out iii vertical walls of wind.

Part 2

Almighty Forcefulness: now damages Wolf.
Dragon Flash: now consists of four hasty slashes.
Terminal Resort: prepares to stabs frontwards, and so immediately chains Creeping Squall and Dragon Flash afterward. Becomes tired right later on.

Every bit the battle begins, five large roots grow in a semi-circle in forepart of the Dragon. Throughout the fight, a couple of the roots volition flash before being struck by lightning. Grapple onto the root that lights up then use the Lightning Reversal technique to send the lightning back at the Dragon. Do non stand on the roots as the lightning deals a large amount of damage on grounded targets. It is easier to land the lightning when locked on to the dragon. The wind walls tin can be blocked and Creeping Squall accept generous window for dodging.

Afterward every set on, the Dragon volition send out an unavoidable gust of wind to throw back Wolf. After breaking its posture, information technology will enter its second phase, in which at that place will not be whatsoever roots to grapple onto for a while. During this phase, stay in front end of it, only running slightly to the side to avert every attack before repositioning, and wait for him to launch his Final Resort motility. After Last Resort, in front end of it three giant roots will grow which, when grappled onto, will conduct Wolf skywards, where a massive lightning commodities will strike him.

Loot
+12000 Skill Feel		0
	Memory: Divine Dragon		Divine Dragon's Tears

Notes

Defeating the Divine Dragon triggers the adjacent phase of game progression, causing some of the Mini-Bosses in Ashina Castle and Ashina Outskirts to be replaced by others every bit part of the final invasion.

Trivia

The sword it wields is a Seven-Branched Sword.

Gallery

Videos

Sekiro Boss Guide - Flight with The Divine Dragon

Sekiro Lore - The Divine Dragon