Hello friends so for a long time we have been in search of Taka Yuna's brother and I was trying to focus on playing the story but then I came to know about shrines and other small quests that I can visit or play to explore the map and undiscovered area in the map and that was the only goal I had in today's exploration play.
So as last time Yuna and lord Jin Sakai freed a prisoner from the Mongolian camp and he told us that there is an another camp where they have kept a blacksmith as a prisoner and they are forcing people to work in that camp and treating them like a slave so Yuna and Jin Sakai decided to go a different route and group up near the camp so I started my exploration of the undiscovered map area.
but before I present anything to you let me introduce you to Lord Shimura and the Mongolian chief of the army
the man seen in the above picture is the Mongolian army chief and he is talking to Lord Shimura and threatening him that his nephew is still alive and will be killed soon by his army as his army has laid traps and camps in all over the island.
This man is Lord Shimura Lord Jin Sakai's uncle and who has led Tsushima island to glory with his power and knowledge.
Look at this picture I started my day with this picture it was morning the sun was rising slowly and I was near a lake where I parted my way with Yuna to meet her near the base prison camp of the Mongolian army.
look at this picture this is the same spot but I just like the beautiful sky so much and the sound of this game is something else. So I started my exploration and my first destination was Spring Falls shrine, but the journey was more beautiful and breath taking.
look at this one this was clicked when I was traveling through the mountain to reach the spring shrine and it was kind of cloudy at that time as it was thundering really hard and I saw this beautiful view that looks like a hill station.
a mountain this weather a river going nearby and a small village with a waterfall a clear hill station it is.
after traveling for a little while the sun was up and I got one of the best shots of this game just look at the above picture sun shining through clouds and the mountains and trees are also shining.
And then I found one of the gates of the shrine from where the actual path is started and there will be signboards everywhere to guide you to the shrine.
but traveling a little more took me to a party of Mongolians who were trying to rob a villager nearby and stealing his money and belongings which were the few last things of his family which recently passed away, and being a hero of the nation demands you to save everyone, as with great powers comes great responsibility.
And from there just downhill I found the shrine "Spring Falls Shrine" my search was over and there I met the priestess of the shrine and she told me something about the shrine and the charms I can get from such shrine and then there came a yellowish kind of bird who was guiding me to the activities nearby and to the actual path of the shrine. And looks at the view of the shrine new to a waterfall it looks like a dungeon to me.
this is a close look at the waterfall and you can spot an Iwakura (sacred rocks) also near the waterfall.
look at this picture, it is from the top of the sacred rock a beautiful view sun shining from my back and dark rainy clouds in the front, and you can actually see the worshiping place also at the cliff of the hill, and you know what I did took a dip in the water also who wouldn't.
this whole experience was a complete package you could find supplies and you had to search the path on your own need to make sure that you didn't fall from the waterfall or else you were done for the day. There is another angle that I believe is the best angle of the entire waterfall below is the image.
and after worshiping the shrine I got the charm of Spring Falls Shrine which actually gives you a defensive power I will try to include the images of all the charms that I have acquired in the next blog.
That's it for the day thankyou for watching and keep reading and keep supporting.
