The frozen wind howled across the northern ridges of Palpagos Island as the tamer adjusted their gear. At the top of the Tower of the Free Pal Alliance, a duel was waiting that would test every instinct they had. Lily and Lyleen were not just another open-world scuffle; they were a proper tower boss, the kind of fight that punishes sloppy Pal management and rewards a cool head. For anyone stepping into that arena in 2026, this battle still stands as one of the trickier match-ups in Palworld.

Let's be real—Lily might be up there giving orders, but the real troublemaker is the giant plant guardian underneath her. Lyleen is the one absorbing hits, dishing out damage, and generally making life miserable. Lily just gets to sit on top and look important. That means the entire fight really comes down to one question: how fast can you burn down a very angry flower?

The Real Target Is a Flower, Not the Rider

Lyleen is a Plant-type Pal, which sounds graceful until it starts throwing attacks from every direction. The saving grace here is simple: fire beats grass. Bringing Fire-type Pals into this fight is not just a nice bonus—it is the whole game plan. Fire attacks hit Lyleen where it hurts, and they can also apply the Burning effect, causing damage over time while you stay mobile.

A few Fire-type Pals stand out for this fight:

Pal	Role	Why It Helps
🔥 Rooby	All-around pick	Solid in a pinch and boosts Fire damage for your other Pals
🔥 Wixen	Damage dealer	Packs a strong Fire punch and enhances Fire attacks when sent out alongside another Pal
🔥 Kelpsea Ignis	Defensive wall	High defense lets it tank hits while passively boosting Fire damage for the team

Rooby is the dependable friend who always shows up. Wixen is the flashy one that makes every Fire move hit harder. Kelpsea Ignis is the patient bruiser who can eat damage while Lyleen wastes energy. Any of them can work, but don't sleep on Kelpsea Ignis if you find yourself getting knocked around too often.

Reading Lyleen's Moves

Lyleen does not have one predictable pattern. It switches between close-range and long-range attacks, which means a tamer who only watches the boss's face is going to get caught. Some attacks come fast and personal, punishing anyone who lingers too close. Others travel across the arena, forcing movement between the scattered pillars.

The key is not memorizing every single move, but recognizing the rhythm. When Lyleen closes the gap, the danger goes up. When it plants itself for a ranged barrage, the pillars become your best friends. A calm tamer can use that distance to recall injured Pals, reload, and reposition.

A Survivor's Playbook

Whittling down Lyleen is not about standing still and trading hits. It is about staying slippery. The pillars around the arena are useful, but getting too cozy behind one is a mistake. Lyleen will close the distance, and suddenly that safe little column turns into a trap. Keep your head on a swivel and move between cover often.

Your Pals are not just extra damage—they are the reason you are still alive. Keeping one out at all times gives Lyleen another target to focus on. But that also means watching their health closely. The moment a Pal starts struggling, recall it and send out someone fresh. A tamer who forgets to rotate their team ends up fighting alone, and that is a lonely place to be against a tower boss.

Finally, bring your best guns. Long-range weaponry is the priority here. You want to keep as much distance from Lyleen as possible because its close-quarters attacks are far more likely to overwhelm you. A powerful rifle or bow can keep the pressure on while your Fire-type Pal does the heavy lifting.

The reward for all this effort is worth it: defeating Lily and Lyleen grants five Ancient Technology Points and unlocks the tower as a Fast Travel point. That is a solid payoff for a fight that asks so much.

Finding the Tower of the Free Pal Alliance

The Tower of the Free Pal Alliance is not hidden, but it is out of the way. It sits in the snowy region to the north, almost directly north from the first boss and the default starting area. Heading north from the Tower of the Rayne Syndicate will eventually lead a tamer right to it. For an easier route, use the Sealed Realm of the Guardian Fast Travel Point and head northeast. The cold will bite, but so will Lyleen—come warm, armed, and ready to burn.