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After I had won the battle of the Logging camp and freed it from the hand of Mongols, I decided to complete some side quests for Legend Increase and for resources like supplies, linen etc. But before I leave the Logging camp, I decided to take some photos from different angles or styles. So I climbed up the nearest tower of the camp and jumped from the top of the tower. I also changed the facial reaction of Jin Sakai.
After that, I set out for one of the side quests, which is called The Value Of Sake. The location of this side quest was in the Izuhara Region, which is one and a half kilometers away from the Logging camp. I could have used fast travel mode but I wanted to explore and watch the beautiful nature of Tsushima so I decided to reach there by riding my horse.
As I was travelling through the countryside of Tsushima, I kept being amazed by the beauty and stunning view of the area and the landscape. When I was riding in a village area, as you can see in these photos, it felt like nature was calling me to see her beauty. The sunlight was burning the trees and grasses, creating a different vibe.
So after a long ride, I finally reached the targeted place. It was a small village or you can say a group of people were living together. Before I showed myself to them, I inspected the whole area carefully to see if there were any Mongols. But it was clear so I got inside and met a local woman whose name was Kenji. She invited me for a cup of coffee so I followed her and got into a room.
After I entered the room, she gave me a cup of coffee and explained the problem they were having with the Mongols. Actually, she and her group used to supply the traditional Japanese drink called Sake and earn their living from that. But a few days ago, the Mongols came to their village and seized their supplies. So, Jin decides to help the merchant, as it is essential for the villagers' survival.
Soon, the Mongols returned to the village to collect the new supplies that had arrived. Kenji was dealing with them but the Mongols refused to pay her for the Sake. So, it's time to take them down. But there were too many of them, so a head-to-head fight would be so hard for me. I was hiding in the long grass and from there I killed two of the enemy soldiers with my arrow, a perfect headshot.
The enemies noticed that I was hiding in the grass, so I came out for a head to head fight. But first I ran toward the archer and killed him. These archers become very annoying while fighting the other soldiers, so I get rid of them first. After that the soldiers with the sword tried to kill me but the sword fight was very easy for me. With the help of a perfect parry, I killed all those swordsmen without taking any damage.
After the fight was over, Sakai told Kenji to take all the villagers and relocate to the Golden Temple because more Mongol soldiers would come in search of the missing soldiers and then they could kill all the villagers. So relocation was the smart move.
