Facing the Gallic Brothers.

We finally confronted the Gallic brothers in a brutal arena finale. After a chaotic battle where I dismantled both warriors, the truth about Shadya's death came out, pointing toward the old woman beside Felix. Disappointed by Kensa's casual reaction to his mission, Bayek left her behind and walked out alone.

Bayek was busy sharpening his sword after entering the staging area. When Kensa arrived, he tried to pin her down with questions, but she skillfully changed the topic, insisting they should stay focused on the upcoming match against the Gallic brothers.

We had the option to wait or leave to gain more strength, but I felt more than ready to finish this. I headed straight for Felix to trigger the final confrontation in the pit.

Upon entering the arena, a cinematic sequence showcased the raw power and wrath of the Gallic brothers. The scale of the fight made it clear that this was going to be the toughest challenge yet.

I tried to coordinate with Kensa, but she immediately charged toward one of the brothers. This left me open to the other one, who managed to land a powerful kick that sent Bayek on air.

After getting back on my feet, I engaged my opponent in a fierce exchange. The second brother eventually intervened, forcing me to split my focus and land several blows on him to keep from being overwhelmed.

Kensa started to slow down during the heat of the battle, giving the brothers a fresh opening to target me. I had to be extremely careful with my timing, relying on perfect dodges to stay in the fight.

I finally managed to kill one of the brothers, which sent the survivor into a blind rage. He gave me hell for a moment, but I stayed composed and eventually sent him to join his brother.

With the Gallic brothers defeated, the crowd erupted in cheers, but Felix and his associates seemed strangely agitated. Bayek was told not to kill them as they were still needed, but he had other plans.

Bayek confronted the brothers about their role in Shadya's death. They denied it, revealing that the true killer was actually the old lady sitting in the high chair beside Felix. She was the real target Bayek had been hunting all along.

Upon realizing Bayek's true intentions, Kensa mentioned he should have told her earlier so she could have joined the hunt. Bayek wasn't happy with her opportunistic response; he left her behind and walked out of the arena with a look of pure anger.

I'll show more of my photographic journey of the games soon, so stay tuned to my blog if you liked them.