The Stella Montis Research Complex in Arc Raiders is a sprawling, multi-level area. Shani and other Speranza residents sift through data recovered here, hunting for anything useful. One such discovery: evidence of clandestine meetings that might still hold value.
Shani’s quest “Secret Meetings” unlocks after you finish “Fragmented Records” and requires a return trip to Stella Montis. All objectives must be completed in a single run, so start with the full 30-minute timer.
Secret Meeting Spot in the Medical Research Wing
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The first marker is in the Medical Research Wing on the west side of the map. Look under the staircase in the south-west corner of the lower floor that connects to the labs. On the wall beneath the stairs you’ll see a white triangle with two dots. Walk up and snap a photo to tick off the first objective.
Secret Meeting Spot at the Robotics Proving Ground
The second location sits between Robotics Proving Ground B and the Seed Vault in the complex’s lower levels. The easiest routes are the stairs near the Cultural Archive or the Loading Bay.
In the wide corridor east of Robotics Proving Ground B, find the staircase that climbs toward the ventilation shaft leading to the Vault. Under those stairs, on the wall, is the second triangle symbol. Photograph it.
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Watch out—Shredders patrol here, both in the proving-ground corridors and inside the ventilation shaft.
The third point lies between the Cultural Archive and the Seed Vault. Follow the ventilation shaft past the Vault’s air duct, stop at the locked Vault door, then turn onto the ramp heading north.
This corridor ends at a long staircase up to the Cultural Archive. Beneath it is the final triangle—take the last picture.
After that, check the corner and loot the stack of crates beside the photo spot. You’ll find the “Intel on Secret Meetings” item required to finish the quest.
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Bring the intel back to Shani. Your reward: XP, the legendary battle rifle Aphelion—a powerhouse against tough ARC enemies—and five energy magazines to go with it.
