Navigating Like a Ghost - Ghost of Tsushima.

Using my iron hook to move like a ghost, I freed two Ronins from the cages after avoiding a wild bear and using beehives to disrupt the guards. When stealth failed and alerts sounded, I joined forces with the freed Ronins to fight off the remaining Mongols.

I kept using the iron hook to navigate around, which was actually a lot of fun. The whole place was heavily guarded by Mongol guards, and I still hadn't caught sight of the prisoners yet.

Spotting my next target, I decided to go for an aerial assassination. I took him down easily and quietly, moving around like a ghost rather than a samurai.

Noticing more Mongols close by, I realized I had finally found the cages where the men were being held. I spotted a beehive hanging nearby and decided to destroy it so the bees would attack the closest Mongol.

It worked just like I wanted, though the Mongol didn't die right away, so I shot him with an arrow to finish the job.

Using my iron hook to cross a big gap, I saw two Mongols standing below a guard's watchtower and planned to take them down quietly one by one.

I walked closer, threw a smoke bomb, and moved in, but for some reason Jin didn't assassinate them. A third Mongol joined the fight right away, so I took down all three fast before any of them could shout for help.

With that threat handled, I climbed up the watchtower and quietly assassinated the guard by cutting his throat. That side was finally clear.

It was time to open the cages. Through photo mode, I noticed one cage held a Ronin, while another held a wild bear. I opened the cage holding two of them inside, and wisely left the wild bear locked up. I still had four more prisoners to free from this place.

More cages were scattered around, but they were heavily guarded, so I needed to deal with the guards first. I planned an aerial assassination from a high spot, but as two more Mongols walked into view, I decided to wait and backed away.

When the pair paused, I shot a nearby beehive, and the bees swarmed them. Unfortunately, another Mongol caught sight of me, and my quiet infiltration instantly turned loud.

I finally performed an aerial assassination on the guard I had been tracking, and then jumped into the fray.

To my relief, the Ronins I had just freed joined the fight, and together we took down the remaining Mongol brutes.

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