One Man Army.

I entered the arena alone after Felix sent Kensa on another assignment. Navigating a field of deadly traps, I took down multiple waves of elite soldiers, including a heavily shielded brute and a remarkably fast captain.

After a grueling series of duels, Bayek stood as the sole survivor, ready for the final confrontation.

I went to talk to Felix about the next round, but he told me he had sent Kensa away on a different job. He advised me to face the arena alone this time, mentioning that fighters who ask too many questions do not survive, after Bayek had been asking some.

I ran toward the arena, feeling more than ready to handle the enemies solo. I was relieved to see that the Gallic brothers weren't in this specific lineup yet, giving me a chance to warm up further.

This round was significantly harder due to the addition of deadly environmental traps scattered across the floor. The enemies also seemed much stronger and more aggressive than in the previous matches.

I focused my attention on the biggest guy first, as his reach made him the greatest risk in the battle. I stayed mobile and took him down as quickly as possible to simplify the fight.

After the brute fell, I started giving the other soldiers hell. I managed to clear the entire first wave with some well-timed strikes.

Another wave arrived that featured a massive enemy equipped with a heavy shield. It was nearly impossible to land a direct hit on him from the front, which forced me to rethink my approach.

I cleared out the regular soldiers first to avoid being flanked. Once I was alone with the shielded man, I baited his attacks and struck during his recovery frames, finally taking him down.

Just when I thought the round was over, a final wave appeared led by a highly skilled captain. He was surprisingly fast and managed to catch me off guard, nearly taking me down.

The captain's speed was impressive, so I focused on landing perfect dodges to create openings. We traded blows for a while, both of us taking a fair amount of damage in the process.

I didn't expect the captain to go down quite so quickly once I found his rhythm, as these leaders are usually much stronger. I finished off the very last soldier of the round shortly after.

Having cleared every enemy in the arena, I stood as the last man surviving. The crowd erupted in cheers for my solo performance, and I prepared myself for the eventual fight against the Gallic brothers to finish this mission.

I'll show more of my photographic journey of the games soon, so stay tuned to my blog if you liked them.