I burned and poisoned the captain's corpse to trap an unsuspecting soldier after executing final strikes to eliminate the troublesome dam captain. I then left the area, saved a civilian from a wild alligator attack for experience points, and utilized Senu to locate my next target camp nearby.
I was already confident about this quest coming to an end. As I noticed, I was damaging the captain real good this time, carefully landing each hit with precision while avoiding his heavy counterattacks. I kept chipping away at his remaining health pool, ensuring that I stayed completely out of his attack range while keeping the pressure on him constantly.
After attacking him on the tower for the last time, I sat it down and awaited for him to come looking for me, and I tried the last strike, and at last I took down the captain. It was a massive relief to see him finally fall to the ground after such a long and exhausting confrontation.
Now that I took down the captain, I decided to burn his body, as he was such a pain in my ass, and I was still angry on him. So I shot him with fire arrow, and his body was started burning..
After the fire was gone, I decided to poison his body, and then I shot one of his soldiers to lure him from his post. I wanted to use the captain's final resting place as a toxic trap.
I lured that soldier right toward the dead body of the captain, and the soldier started losing health from the poison almost immediately upon approaching the area.
Yeah, I left that dam and I found a poor man was getting attacked by a wild alligator so I decided to save him.
After burning the alligator down with some well-aimed shots, the man came to thank me, and I got some experience points from that as well. The civilian was incredibly grateful for the swift rescue, allowing me to secure a nice little bonus reward before moving away.
Now that I was done with the dam, I called Senu and I found another enemy camp close by, and this became my next target, hoping I won't need a lot of time like the dams to liberate this one.
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.