How to Catch the Wind Spirit in The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin

To catch the Wind Spirit in The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, you must carry both a Gold Potion and a Blue Potion, glide down from an elevated ledge above its patrol path, and interact with the spirit mid-air to submit the items. Securing this creature unlocks it as a glider mount capable of triggering two consecutive vertical ascents, bypassing the single-boost limit of standard gliders.

Capture Requirements and Setup

The Wind Spirit cannot be tamed with standard baits or grounded capture tools. Arriving without the designated alchemy items prevents the taming prompt from completing.

Always approach from above. Baseline gliders cannot gain enough upward velocity to reach the Wind Spirit from ground level, and attempting to climb toward it will deplete your stamina before the interaction window opens.

Step-by-Step Aerial Capture Sequence

1. Locate high ground along the patrol route: Climb a mountain peak, ridge, or watchtower overlooking the glowing flight corridor of the Wind Spirit.
2. Observe the flight cycle: Track the spirit through one full pass to verify its altitude, travel speed, and turn points.
3. Launch and glide toward an intercept point: Jump from the ledge and deploy your glider, aiming slightly ahead of the spirit's path so you descend into its forward trajectory.
4. Trigger the capture prompt: Match its cruising speed and stay within close proximity until the on-screen interaction prompt appears.
5. Submit the Gold and Blue Potions: Confirm the prompts in rapid succession to feed both potions before your stamina runs out or the spirit moves out of range.
6. Confirm mount registration: Let the taming animation complete, land safely on solid ground, and confirm that the Wind Spirit is registered to your roster.

How the Double Ascent Glider Works

Standard gliders in The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin lock vertical lift after a single upward thermal burst. The Wind Spirit glider allows you to trigger a second vertical boost while remaining airborne.

To maximize travel distance and elevation:

• Deploy the glider and activate the first vertical ascent to gain initial clearance.
• Glide forward until the upward momentum levels out.
• Trigger the second ascent at the apex of the glide to double your overall climbing height.

Avoid triggering both ascents instantly in rapid succession, as firing the second lift prematurely cuts horizontal gliding distance. Monitor your stamina bar throughout both bursts, as running out of stamina mid-glide forces an immediate fall.