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I returned to the camp and tried the mounted bow again but was quickly overwhelmed. After resetting, I turned the tide by trapping the brazier, creating chaos, and using water and patience to control the fight. Multiple failed approaches eventually led me to a near-assassination of the captain, forcing a narrow escape.

Upon returning, I tried to use the mounted bow to thin out the enemy numbers. Unfortunately, they were ready for me this time; they focused their fire and managed to take me down before I could do much damage.

At the reset, I trapped the brazier first. A massive explosion soon rocked the camp, sending the enemies into a panic as they scrambled to find the culprit. I used the chaos to perform a leap of faith, closing the distance between me and the targets while they were still distracted.

I gave the mounted gun another shot, picking off an enemy while several of his comrades were resting nearby.

However, I quickly realized this was going to be an uneven battle if I stayed put, as the entire camp began to converge on my location, so I dove into the water to lose my pursuers. I spent some time diving deep underwater to stay hidden while the enemies searched the shoreline for me.

I sent Senu into the sky to scout the area from above. From her perspective, I could see the wreckage of the brazier had just destroyed as an enemy tried to lit it up.

I switched back to Bayek and found him still submerged, patiently waiting for the heat to die down. It was a calm moment of silence before returning to the hunt.

While still in the water, I noticed a massive ship looming above me. I decided to climb up the hull to see what was on deck, only to find it was swarmed with enemies. Realizing I'd be surrounded in seconds, I quickly jumped back off and swam toward the camp.

Back at the camp, I managed to get behind the mounted bow again. This time, I was successful, using the heavy bolts to take down a particularly tough enemy who had been giving me trouble earlier.

I set my sights on the captain, who was resting inside a cabin on a large boat. I sneaked onto the vessel, moving through the shadows until I was right outside his quarters, ready to end the command chain once and for all.

I moved in for the assassination, but the captain was a trained warrior. He managed to dodge my blade and counter-attacked immediately, realizing I was a serious threat. Knowing I couldn't win a head-on fight against him in such a cramped space, I made a quick escape, diving back into the safety of the water.

The captain was clearly furious about the attempt on his life, as he immediately sent a group of his soldiers to scour the area for me. I stayed submerged, watching their shadows pace along the docks above, making sure I didn't surface until I was certain they couldn't detect me.

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