A man named Teremun was being held prisoner with others for the crime of protest. I had to find Teremun and rescue him along with the other farmers who were held hostage behind the Temple of Amun.
Hepzefa had two quests for me so I went to meet him and after asking me update of Benipe (the blacksmith I helped the other day getting his shop back in order), he suggested me to take the quests and I chose this one where I had to reunite a family.
That's the Temple of Amun where I reached at this night time and I noticed soldiers were on guards so I had to be careful as it was a restricted area.
I flew as Senu to check the movements of the soldiers around before going in.
Then I noticed a bunch of soldiers playing around on their horses there so I had to use another side to climb up on the temple building but a soldier partially noticed me though he didn't get sure and there was a farmer begging to let him go.
I was flying as Senu again to look for Teremun as there was objective in proximity and when I found Teremun somewhere captive, I was getting back into Bayek suddenly as some soldiers noticed him and I tried to escape but that one followed me on the roof so I took care of him.
Then I decided to take down some soldiers so I started doing my thing. After shooting one down using the bow, I found one taking rest and I took him down in his rest time.
Suddenly two more soldier noticed me and when I fought one of them, the other one ran and lit the brazier to to seek help from reinforcements.
Yes, there came reinforcements and this time it was became difficult for me to escape their sight as the whole place was filled with them already. After taking some of them down which was hard, I managed to get out of their sight and then I started taking them down one by one.
Then I freed the farmer who was begging for his life the other time as I remembered noticing him and he told me four of their priests has been taken.
I climbed on the roof of the temple building again and I jumped on a soldier from a good height and took him down when there was a tough soldier just behind me whom I didn't notice when I jumped.
I was thinking of escaping that man but somehow I got into the fight and I did well in taking him down though I thought it'd be hard as he had a heavy weapon.
The sun started rising and I continued my hunting till I knew it was safe to free the prisoners.
Then I opened the cage and found Teremun dead there. The other farmers escaped the place and I was carrying the dead body of Teremun to get to his family.
But there were more soldiers on my way that I had to take care of.
Then to avoid more soldiers, I used this boat to take the body away from the restricted area.
Then I called my mount and rode to Teremun's farm where I met this man who told me the soldiers burnt Teremun's house along with his family to teach everyone a lesson.
That man suggested me to put the body beside his family so they'd journey to the Duat together. Duat? I don't know anything about that, maybe their belief of heaven or something.
I laid Teremun beside his family and reunited them.
I'll show more of my photographic journey of games in the future so stay tuned to my blog if you liked them.
The screenshots are taken by me personally from my gameplay and I borrowed the game's logo from DevianArt.
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You went through all that effort only to find Teremun, who was already gone? That's a heartbreaking mission. The Duat must be their afterlife, but what a tragic way to reunite a family.
Yeah, that realization was brutal. I fought so hard to bring hope, only to find there's nothing left to save. Thanks for stopping by.
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