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Eros’s Haven Constellation
This constellation can be found near the Eros’s Haven fast travel point.
Use the image on the wall to place the glowing orbs in the correct locations on the ground. You can find the orbs in the following locations:
1. From the puzzle, head northeast down the walkway. Straight ahead you’ll see a gazebo with a red barrier surrounded by braziers. To remove the barrier, you’ll need to light a brazier on the right side that is unlit. You can do this by shooting an Apollo’s Arrow through any of the lit braziers and guiding it to the unlit one.
2. Place an orb next to the pedestal to the left of the image on the wall depicting the placement of the orbs for the puzzle. Activate the pedestal to free the adjacent orb.
3. From the puzzle, head west and drop down to a lower level to wind up in a courtyard filled with enemies. Defeat the enemies then head to the building in the southwest. Break the wall above the entrance to this building to reveal an unlit brazier. Stand on the platform and use Apollo’s Arrow to guide it through the lit brazier to the unlit brazier. Once the brazier is lit, the barrier will fall allowing you to snag the orb.
4. From the puzzle, follow the walkway northeast. At the gazebo, take a left and head down the path. This will bring you to two structures surrounded by pillars. The orb is behind the sealed gate on the left structure. Pick up a rock and break the wall to the left of the gate containing the orb then head to the other structure to find a platform at the top of the stairs. Stand on the platform and shoot an Apollo’s Arrow around the barrier’s to hit the target on the other structure that was previously concealed by the breakable wall. Shooting the target will release the barrier allowing you to grab the orb.
5. From the puzzle, follow the walkway northeast. At the gazebo, take a right up a flight of stairs and follow the path to arrive at a large building with numerous pillars and a red barrier blocking the main entrance. To unseal the barrier, shoot the target on the right side of the building then activate the pedestal. After activating the pedestal, jump off the ledge on the southeastern side to the water below. Head under the building you were just on to locate 2 side rooms containing a target and pedestal. Shoot the target to enter the room containing the pedestal then activate the pedestal to unseal the barrier. Head back up to the main entrance of the building to fetch the orb.
6. From the puzzle head southeast up the river to reach a golden bridge.
Facing the bridge, jump up the rocks on the right side to find a hidden path leading to a breakable wall. Use the axe to break the wall then snag the orb.
Palace of Aphrodite Constellation
This constellation can be found near the Palace of Aphrodite fast travel point.
Use the image on the wall to place the glowing orbs in the correct locations on the ground. You can find the orbs in the following locations:
1. The orb is located in a clam northeast of the puzzle. In order to open the clam, you’ll need to light the 2 braziers in front of it.
2. The orb is located in a clam east of the puzzle in a circular structure. In order to open the clam, you’ll need to retrieve a cabbage. This cabbage can be found behind the circular structure in a sealed room. Use your axe to break the wall then grab the cabbage. Return to the platform near the clam and place the cabbage on it to retrieve the orb.
3. Follow the ramp south of the puzzle up to the end to find a clam surrounded by pots. Break all the pots to open the clam to retrieve the orb.
4. Follow the ramp south of puzzle up. In the room with the previous orb, take a right and ride the air current up. Pull the lever in front of the clam and shoot all the targets before time runs out to retrieve the orb.
5. The last orb can be found on the side of the cliff southeast of the puzzle. To open the clam, you’ll need use your axe to clear the vines hanging on the cliff across from the clam. Once you clear the vines, shoot the newly revealed target inside the room to open the clam.
