Bayek prepares for his next mission. News has arrived that a number of hippos have attacked the fields of farmers cultivating land on the south side of the Yamu River. Some farmers attempted to drive the hippos away but, tragically, were killed in the attacks.
The local farmers now seek help from Bayek. His task is to drive the hippos away from the fields and to collect the bodies of the farmers who have been killed, transporting them to a location.
Bayek sets off for the site without delay. Since the location lies far to the south of the city of Yamu, he has a long journey ahead of him. Upon reaching the river, Bayek finds the entire area teeming with hippos. Yet, he feels no fear, for he is armed with a powerful bow and arrows.
Standing at a safe distance, Bayek kills the hippos one by one by shooting arrows at them. After being hit by an arrow, the hippos charge towards Bayek, but he finishes them off before they can get close. Another advantage of this mission is that the hippos hides can be collected after killing them, which proves useful for various upgrades later on.
Bayek heads towards the fields. There, he sees two more hippos attacking a farmer. Bayek quickly fires arrows and kills those two hippos. Had Bayek not arrived in time, the farmer might have lost his life.
Afterwards, Bayek mounted his horse and set off for the second field. He found the situation to be the same. Numerous hippos were roaming about. Once again, Bayek used his bow to kill all the hippos one by one.
Next, the task of retrieving the bodies of the deceased farmers began. Bayek was bringing the bodies to a designated spot one by one. Suddenly, several more hippos appeared out of nowhere. Bayek had not noticed them at first, so the hippos launched a surprise attack, striking him several times. Although slightly injured, Bayek quickly regained his composure and killed the hippos by shooting arrows at them.
After gathering all the bodies in one place, Bayek considered transporting them all at once on a cart. However, the problem was that the cart could only hold one body at a time. Consequently, Bayek was compelled to carry each body on his own shoulders to the designated ritual site and hand them over to the priests stationed there. In this manner, Bayek completed his mission.
