While the captain was outside, I trapped the brazier before engaging the tracking Phylake with fire arrows. After a narrow escape down a zipline into the lake, Senu confirmed an enemy died triggering the trapped beacon. I then executed a stealth strike on the Phylake and a hit on the captain.
Since my targeted captain was currently roaming outside the main dam perimeter, I decided to utilize the downtime to set a hidden trap on the brazier, knowing it could easily come in handy if things went sideways later.
As I noticed the dangerous Phylake hunting through the dam again, I decided to play with fire, drawing my bow to strike him with a volley of fire arrows that successfully halted his momentum.
With the Phylake desperately pushing closer to the tower, I continuous to hit him with more fire arrows, keeping an eye on the captain who was lingering directly below the tower.
Right as the captain began climbing up the tower to corner me, I leaped off the platform, slid rapidly down a nearby shortcut rope, and plunged into the safety of the lake below just as the Phylake arrived to shoot me down.
While Bayek rested quietly on the water's edge, a loud explosion echoed across the camp, prompting me to send Senu to scout. And, through the eagle's eyes, I saw that a soldier had tried to light the brazier for reinforcements but died instantly from my trap.
Knowing my plan with the brazier had worked flawlessly, I rushed back toward the Phylake just as he was preparing to leave the area after failing to find me, launching a surprise jump attack that dealt a small amount of damage during our very first close-up encounter.
I swiftly scaled the tower once more and caught the captain at the top, landing another quick strike to deplete his health before immediately jumping off the edge to dive back into the lake.
From my hiding spot in the water, I watched as the frustrated Phylake climbed to the apex of the tower alongside a remaining soldier, both of them were scanning the horizon to pinpoint my location.
I'll show more of my photographic journey of the games soon, so stay tuned to my blog if you liked them.
The screenshots are taken by me personally from my gameplay and I borrowed the game's logo from DevianArt.
