After silently cutting through soldiers and heavy guards inside the barracks, the situation shifted when the captain realized he was being hunted. Instead of facing me, he fled, leaving the outpost effectively abandoned. With no enemies left to command, the area was marked complete.
After taking down the last enemy by slitting his throat, I was getting out to find more of them. But suddenly, two more enemies came by, and one of them suddenly fell down on the ground and died for nothing. And I had to fight the other one.
Then I climbed up again and decided to assassinate some enemies before going for their captain. But I noticed the soldiers there started gossiping.
Then I went to another site, where I noticed an enemy was guarding an entrance. This time I used my stealth bow to take him down. And then another one noticed the body, so I shot him down as well. And then I noticed a heavy enemy was about to find the bodies, and I couldn't take him down with a single arrow, so I jumped on him and took him down.
I went back to see if the captain left alone, but no, there came more soldiers to gossip around and one of them somehow saw me, so they started looking for me.
I already shot some of them with arrows and when this heavy soldier came up to look for me, I snuck past him and I took him down silently.
Then I noticed the captain escaped the barracks, knowing someone was there to silent him. So I looked for the treasure and looted it.
Now the problem was, I had to take down the captain to complete my side quest with his barracks. Otherwise, it won't be liberated. So I started looking around if he was hiding anywhere and when I stopped to see this lion, the system said I was done with this place. Most probably because the captain abandoned it already.
Then I found this secret passage and decided to check it out to see if it leads me to any treasure. But no, it just took me out of the barracks.
There was this point of interest close by that somehow I missed synchronizing, so I climbed up there, and I did it.
I'll show more of my photographic journey of the games soon, 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.
