The Strategy of Patience.

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With the crew alert, I boarded the vessel using the anchor chain and found cover. After silently eliminating a guard and hiding the body, the crew resumed their patterns. Aborting one risky attempt, I successfully targeted an isolated female guard, hiding her body in the same secure spot.

Now that the whole crew on a vessel kept looking for me, I decided to get back, but I didn't find a suitable entrance onto the vessel as those enemies were looking for me all around the ship, watching their shadows pace along the illuminated railings.

So I used this anchor instead to get on the vessel and after climbing up top, I found this cover for the time being, squeezing tightly behind a stack of heavy cargo nets to break line of sight.

After waiting for a moment, I noticed there was this enemy from this side who was likely at a distance, so I took him down in stealth and I moved his body to my hiding space, dragging his limp form out of the main patrol pathway.

The enemies forgot about me and they started guarding the perimeter following their regular schedule. So I waited there for the right opportunity to take down that guard, and I even went for him, but it seemed too late, so I backed up, retreating to the shadows before his turning head could spot me.

Instead of that guard, I found another prey who became my next target, as this lady was far from her crew, so I just went for her and I took her down with a lethal stab in her chest, dropping her silently onto the wooden deck plates.

I moved the dead body of that lady to the same position where I left the other body, and I took cover there once again, as I found this strategy working real cool, though I was not sure yet if it was gonna work out till the end, crouching low next to my growing collection of neutralized targets.

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