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While climbing a tower to locate Oris, I had to stealthily avoid alert Sunwings circling the structure. Upon reaching the summit, I discovered Oris had tragically perished. Escaping the area on my Sunwing mount while dodging enemy fire, I returned to Legacy's Landfall to deliver the sad news to Jomar.

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As I began the process of climbing up the tower, a wild Sunwing nesting nearby detected a sudden noise, forcing me to freeze and wait patiently for the machine to calm down before I could safely resume my climb.

I had to ensure every single movement was completely silent because the aggressive machine was resting incredibly close to my path, and I had absolutely no desire to alert or override it since I already had a perfectly good flying mount of my own waiting nearby.

Once I managed to reach a temporary safe spot along the midsection of the tower, I noticed another Sunwing hovering persistently in the air, maintaining a steady flight pattern while I continued to pull myself up the framework.

The airborne machine kept circling the perimeter of the tower, and at one tense moment, it looked like it spotted me, but fortunately it missed me, allowing me to push forward and climb all the way to the upper platform.

Upon finally reaching the summit, I located Oris, the exact man I had been searching for, but tragically he was already dead. I guess he died of hunger or from injury after becoming completely stranded at the top of the structure with no way to climb back down safely.

With the unfortunate discovery confirmed, my next objective was to return to Legacy's Landfall to deliver the grim news to his brother, so I whistled for my flying mount, and the loyal Sunwing swept down to pull me safely onto its back.

As we took to the skies, several wild machines stationed on the ground seemed to grow aggressive upon seeing me flying on one of their own kind, and they quickly opened fire on us, though I managed to navigate the mount smoothly to dodge the incoming fireballs.

After maneuvering through the dangerous airspace, I finally spotted a designated landing zone within the safety of Legacy's Landfall, prompting me to guide my mount downward until we safely touched down on the platform.

I then deployed my glider to gracefully coast down to the main ground level, where I approached Jomar to deliver the tragic news about his brother, and in return for bringing him closure, he gratefully presented me with an elite canister ropecaster as a gift.

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After clearing a beach of hostile Apex Red-Eye Watchers and Apex Spikesknouts using calculated silent strikes, I examined nearby corpses for relics. Finding no definitive answers, I activated the Focus to follow a track leading past a destroyed machine carcass and straight toward the tall tower.

After examining the corpse on the beach, I had to kill the machines first to clear the area safely. So I went for them, and when they were looking around without knowing I was still there, I took care of this Apex Red-Eye Watcher with a silent strike.

Then I noticed this Apex Spikesknout was stuck there wandering the path. So I took it down with a silent strike as well, when another one of its kind was not so far away from our position.

I had to go for the other Apex Spikesknout next, but it looked smart enough to not give me an easy chance to go for it. And I was also patient, waiting for the time to clear up.

I went toward another machine instead to maximize my time. And this one was also an Apex Red-Eye Watcher patrolling the upper ridge line overlooking the water.

The sun started rising while this Watcher was looking around for me. But I took a chance and took it down with a silent strike instead while the light changed.

Then after waiting for a moment to go for the Spikesknout, I went for it when I understood it was the right moment and I took it down with a silent strike as well. And this was the last machine that I had to kill before going for Oris.

I have taken down all the machines in the immediate area. I had to examine the corpses by the ruin next, and I didn't find any relic around the sand, so Aloy couldn't be sure if either of them were Oris.

And I picked up the tracks instead using my Focus to illuminate the pathway. Then I started following the path, hoping Oris escaped the aggressive machines through that specific way.

After following the highlighted tracks for some time through the overgrown brush, I found a machine carcass of a Red-Eye Watcher. It looked like it gave chase, but Oris fought it off successfully.

Then I reached the tower structure along the cliffside. It looked like Oris ran inside the tower, probably to escape the Sunwings up there, and the tracks ended there as well, so he must have climbed up the tower, which I was going to do next

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To find Jomar's brother Oris, I flew my Sunwing to a northern tower overrun by machines. After a failed stealth attack on a Burrower led to a chaotic beachfront battle, I grappled onto the mount to escape. Returning later, Aloy confirmed the dead Quen scout lacked Oris's relic.

So I decided to try this side quest at Legacy's Landfall, where this man named Jomar, who is a weapons officer for this expedition, asked for my help about finding his brother. He mentioned his brother's unit was sent to scout the tower on the northern side of the island.

So I called my Sunwing after getting out of the encampment to save time on the trek. The metallic bird swooped down gracefully, allowing me to mount up and take off into the sea breeze instantly.

I was flying my mount to the tower on the northern side of the island, hoping Jomar's brother Oris is still alive. But after getting close there, I noticed the tower was full of Sunwings nesting, which shouldn't be good.

Then I noticed body of a Quen scout on the beach and the beach was guarded by some machines patrolling the shoreline. So I jumped off my mount to glide down there, hoping I could try a silent strike on a Burrower there.

But I couldn't take down the machine with a silent strike as its armor plating absorbed the initial impact. I had to go for an aggressive melee, but I was noticing it was getting out of my hand with reinforcements closing in.

When I understood it was getting hard to fight them at once due to their overlapping plasma attacks, I noticed my Sunwing was flying right above us. So I grappled and went back on the back of my mount safely.

As I was escaping that immediate beach area to recover my health pool, all those machines kept shooting me with their special powers till they stopped looking for me, their alert sensors returning to yellow.

Then I went back and I jumped off my mount at a far distance from the hostile machines to sneak in. When I saw the body of the Quen scout, and after examining the body, I understood it was not Jomar's brother.

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Before starting major missions next, I used photo mode to capture Aloy on a beach of Isle of Spires. After hiding underwater from a searching Burrower, I photographed her near an overturned boat and a coconut tree at night before flying toward the moon on a Sunwing.

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Before leaving the Isle of Spires to try some serious missions in the main story, I decided to check around the island for more photographs. The ruins of the old world twisting through the tropical vegetation offered the perfect backdrop for some cinematic frames.

There I found this boat on a beach that I used for some of my photographs to set the scene. Where I let Aloy enjoy the natural beauties around her through the body poses of the photo mode, matching her expression to the calm waves.

Then I noticed this bird at a far who was walking on the sand along the beach. So I tried this special pose for this photo, aligning the camera angle to capture the tiny creature framing the background perfectly with the ocean line.

Then as I was running for the bird to get a better look, it started flying away into the sea breeze. And I used the photo mode to get close to the bird where it looked like a giant bird, but it was not actually that giant.

Then I noticed some burrowers on my way who were scavenging around on my way. So I gave Aloy this pose that shows her calling the machine.

While I was going for another boat near the Burrower site, a Burrower had a glimpse of me from its patrol route. So I had to stay underwater for some time as it was looking for me, watching its scanning light pierce the water.

As the Burrower lost sight of me and swam away, I went to the overturned boat I was going for earlier on the sandbank. And I tried this special pose that shows the strongest part of Aloy as she was posing having those vicious machines behind her.

It became night already, which gave me this amazing frame with the deep blue shadows casting over the shoreline. So I chose this special pose for a while, where she seemed to leaning on that coconut tree and waving at the moon peacefully.

Well, I was done chilling around this part for the moment, so I whistled to get attention of my Sunwing perched high above. And it was flying toward me from afar, cutting through the night air with its glowing shield-wing wings extended wide.

After the Sunwing pulled me up on his back with a smooth swoop, I ascended his height to get above the clouds. And I reached this height from where I could see the moon perfectly, and I really liked this frame, so I captured it.

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After a final attempt to take down the beach machine with an energy cell, I noticed it was regenerating health and decided to retreat. I landed on a quiet beach to repair my Sunwing and used photo mode to capture beautiful, filtered shots of Aloy relaxing before leaving that territory.

Before leaving that beach site, I decided to go for that big machine on the beach again to see if I could finally take it down.

After stunning it with an energy cell, I jumped off my Sunwing real fast and I damaged it a little with a silent strike. The impact sent sparks flying, but the machine quickly recovered and turned its glowing sensors toward my position on the ground.

I went back to grab another energy cell and after damaging it again, this time I noticed it was like regenerating its health. No matter how hard I hit it, the blue light seemed to knit its armor back together. It felt like an impossible battle to win.

So I didn't want to waste any more time on that machine as my resources were running low. I called my Sunwing back and I left that place, flying high above the surf to avoid the long-range attacks the machine fired.

But before leaving Isle of Spires, I decided to try some photographs to remember the scenery. So I landed there on that quiet beach and at first I repaired my mount.

Then I let Aloy sit and relax beside the Sunwing in the photo mode. They look quite beautiful together against the background. The contrast between the high-tech machine and the natural sand made for a perfect, peaceful composition in the frame.

Then I tried this angle and I started trying some options of the photo mode to find the right light. It started looking cool as I adjusted the depth of field. The focus stayed sharp on that rock while the ocean and Aloy were blurred into a soft haze.

The filters of the photo mode are real good and I loved some of them that you can see in the photos above. They really changed the mood of the entire scene. And then I just left the beach for the next mission, feeling much more refreshed.

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As the sun rose, I attempted a silent strike on the beach machine but fled when it summoned help. After several failed attempts with energy cells, I returned to the Stormbird. Despite a direct hit from above, the machine remained completely immobile, leading me to leave the glitchy encounter behind.

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After grabbing another energy cell from the source, I went back for the machine on the beach, when the sun rising again over the horizon. This time I jumped off my Sunwing to glide and silently strike the machine while it was stunned from the initial blast. I aimed for a silent strike and then the glowing components on its back.

But the machine didn't lose much health as it rose up and getting ready to attack me with renewed aggression. It looked like that machine along with a Burrower was screaming towards the Stormbird for its help.

When the machine started attacking me, I called my Sunwing and escaped the beach real fast before it crushed me. It kept attacking us like a furious Godzilla, firing beams and charging through the sand. We barely managed to stay ahead of the massive waves.

I went back for the machine for a couple more times, grabbing more energy cells to wear it down. But it looked like the machine was not going down for me, its armor holding up against the repeated electrical discharges. I realized I was wasting resources on a fight that wasn't progressing as planned.

So I decided to get back to the Stormbird that was not moving from its resting zone high on the rusted bridge. I grabbed an energy cell with me for a lack of better options, hoping to finally finish the fight. I flew my mount toward the sky-scraping ruins once more.

I went behind the machine and then I started ascending my height so I could release the energy cell on it from directly above. I wanted to ensure the impact would be centered perfectly on its wings.

After getting to a height, I released the energy cell that made a massive impact around the Stormbird. I was surprised that the machine was not doing anything to defend itself or even acknowledging the explosion. It just sat there silently.

Then I noticed the machine was actually not moving even after I got too close to it during my descent. I almost touched its back with my Sunwing as I circled the metal frame. There was no screech, no lighting, and no movement from its massive metallic feathers.

Then I landed on the bridge and I noticed the machine was not itself as it looked like a dummy stuck in the environment. The lights in its eyes were dim, and it didn't react to my presence at all. It felt like the fight had been drained of all life.

After checking around the machine for some time, I got bored as it was not as challenging anymore with the machine glitched out. I left it behind and flew away. The bridge was quiet as the ghost machine remained.

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After the Stormbird escaped its trap, I glided to my Sunwing and collected a Horus energy cell. The bird was too high to hit, so I redirected my attack toward a giant machine on the beach. After a brief stun and a narrow escape, I returned to gather more energy cell for a second strike.

I waited on the height of the bridge for a moment to see if the Stormbird comes back to its perch, but it didn't show any signs of returning as it was still stuck below. So I jumped off the bridge and I called my Sunwing to go for the Stormbird to finish what I started.

As the bird was still stuck within the rusted metal of the lower bridge, I decided to take revenge on it for its early attacks that cost me my life. So after landing there on some rig nearby, I started shooting it with everything I could from my arsenal. Arrows and bolts hammered into its plating as I tried to disable its primary weapons.

When I almost took the machine down, it suddenly got free as it did its best to survive the onslaught by thrashing its massive wings. It flew up into the dark sky, screeching a warning that echoed across the Isle of Spires. I watched it ascend, realizing that my advantage on the ground had completely vanished in an instant.

As it would be fatal for me with the machine flying above me, I jumped off the place. I started gliding through the ruins till I found my ride back, whistling for my Sunwing to pull me away from the danger zone. I barely cleared the edge of the rig before a bolt struck behind me.

After getting on the back of my Sunwing, I then noticed there are some sources of Horus energy cells glowing with a volatile blue light nearby. I steered my mount toward them and I grabbed one to use it against the Stormbird, hoping the massive discharge would bring it crashing back down to the waves below.

Then I tried to get above the Stormbird and release the energy cell on the machine, but the Stormbird was too high for my mount to safely reach. I couldn't go grabbing the heavy energy cell effectively while maintaining the necessary altitude. And besides, the machine kept firing us with precise elemental blasts that forced me to stay on the move.

I decided to get to the shore and release the energy cell on the big machine on the beach instead, leaving the Stormbird behind for now. I dove toward the coastline. The giant machine below was unaware of the destruction coming from the sky.

After getting close to the big machine, I released the energy cell, and it blew up in a spectacular flash of light and sound. The explosion stunned the machine for a limited time, but it didn't give me enough time to get close to it and attack its weak points effectively.

Then I don't know what I was doing as I landed close to that machine when the beast machine was already angry for getting stunned last time. It recovered much faster than I anticipated, turning its massive head toward me with a glowing red eye.

Before the giant machine ripped every part of my Sunwing with its crushing weight, I escaped him and regained altitude just in time. I started flying towards the source of the energy cell again to teach the machine some lesson it wouldn't forget. I knew I needed to be faster and more precise with my next delivery.

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After arriving at the Isle of Spires, I confronted then Stormbird whom I was there for. After a failed initial attempt that led to a fatal fall, I returned and successfully used my Sunwing to block its ascent. With the machine stuck, I claimed its perch to capture a victory photograph.

After reaching Isle of Spires, I flew directly towards the Stormbird that messed up with me last time, determined to settle the score. I found it relaxing on top of that bridge. The sight of the machine reminded me of the raw power it possessed, but I felt more prepared for the confrontation this time.

Then I noticed there was this part of a submarine, or it could be whatever ship, that floated from the ocean at the shore. It looked cool against the backdrop of the rusted structures and the dark water, serving as a reminder of the ancient world's naval might.

I ignored the Stormbird for a moment when I noticed this beautiful scene where I could see the wrecked bridge under the beautiful moon. It was a rare moment of stillness before the inevitable chaos of the battle began.

Then I flew towards the Stormbird, and right after seeing me on the back of the Sunwing, the machine got angry and roared. It started shooting us with electrical bursts right away.

After dodging its attacks for some time, I lost sight of the machine as it ascended its height and disappeared into the high clouds. I started looking around for it, but only thing I could see was its electrical bursts that kept coming for us.

I noticed the bird was not coming down or getting close to me despite my lures. I reached that spot where the bird used to relax and I decided to land there to wait for its return. But right after landing there, the bird started attacking me, and I died falling off that height.

At the restart, I went for the bird again, but this time I went for it from its behind to try a different approach. By staying in its blind spot, I was able to get much closer without triggering its immediate defensive maneuvers.

After getting close to it, I ascended my height as I planned to block its way up to the safety of the clouds. The plan worked as it descended below and got stuck with something in the wreckage of the bridge below.

I checked for a moment and when I got confirmed that the machine was not coming back soon, I jumped off on that place where my enemy has been relaxing. And from there I tried these photographs to show I can conquer anything in this world, standing tall on the bridge. The victory felt earned after the struggle I faced earlier.

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I took a risky flight toward the Isle of Spires, stopping at a small, separated island to witness a beautiful sunrise at a memorial. After relaxing for a moment, I grappled back onto my Sunwing to continue. To my surprise, the sun set rapidly, leaving the Isle of Spires shrouded in darkness.

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So I took the flight towards the island without knowing if I could actually make it across such a vast stretch of water. The Sunwing's wings hummed with energy as the mainland began to shrink behind us.

On my way, I noticed a small island that was separated from the mainland, looking like a lone emerald in the middle of the blue expanse. It seemed untouched and peaceful, far away from the mechanical threats of the coast.

I circled the area once, drawn to the quiet beauty of the rocks and the way the waves crashed against the shore.

While I was checking on that tiny island, suddenly I noticed the sun was starting to peeking on the world with a warm, golden glow. The island was looking cool with the sunrise. I slowed my flight, wanting to soak in the colors of the sky before the day fully began.

I decided to land on that island where I found a memorial that someone built in memory of a friend long ago. It was a somber yet beautiful tribute, decorated with small stones and surrounded by wildflowers.

Aloy sat there from where she could have a good view of the island ahead, resting her weary legs after the long flight. She looked out toward the distant spires, probably thinking about the journey that still lay before her in the Forbidden West.

The peace of the moment was a rare gift in a world filled with constant danger and machines.

My Sunwing was flying around me in a protective circle. It waited patiently for my command. I used my grappling rope to get on the back of the flying machine as it passed low over the cliffside. The transition was smooth, and I quickly settled back into the mount's harness.

I continued my journey towards the Isle of Spires and on my way I could see the beauty of the ocean below me in daylight. The water was so clear that I could see the sand beneath clearly. It was a stunning sight that reminded me of how much there is still to discover.

The sun rose up a moment ago, but it actually started setting down towards the other side of the island when I was flying ahead. I realized then that my rest on the island had lasted much longer than I intended.

Upon reaching the island, I was flying above the only Tallneck of the island, which was circling like a silent guardian in the mist. The whole place was covered in darkness, and I understood when Aloy spent time on the tiny island earlier, the time of the world passed fast. Now, I would have to navigate the ruins under the cover of night.

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Now that I had wings to fly, I summoned my Sunwing and headed toward the island to confront a Stormbird. I landed on Scalding Spear for a quick rest before navigating through heavy rain and rebel attacks. After outflying several dangerous machines near the shore, I prepared to fly across the sea to my final destination.

Now that I had wings to fly, I decided to check on the Stormbird that messed up with me last time. I visited the island for a Sunwing, but the Stormbird made me escape the spot with its heavy attacks.

After whistling, my Sunwing came flying to me from the nearby cliffs and picked me up on his back with a sweep of its wings. Then I started flying it real fast, feeling the rush of the wind. The ground became a distant blur of dark sand and lights of camps.

When I was flying towards the island, I noticed the beautiful atmosphere that was even more stunning in heavy rain. The clouds were thick and dark, but the way the water shimmered on the Sunwing's metallic wings was breathtaking.

I was flying by Scalding Spear, and this time I noticed I had a landing zone on top of the tower where I couldn't land the other time. So I tried it this time, guiding the machine down for a soft landing on the high platform. It felt great to finally stand at the very top of the spire.

After landing there, I found the Sunwing was resting just like a cute pet. It was a peaceful moment away from the constant danger on the ground. So I tried a cool pose for Aloy there, standing tall beside my mount with the vast, open sky serving as a perfect background for a photo.

I continued my ride and on the way I messed up with some rebels in a camp who tried to shoot me down with arrows. I saw their arrows streaking through the air, but they couldn't hit us at such a high speed.

While I was close to the shore from where I had to take a boat previously to get to the island, I noticed there was this big machine that looked like a Godzilla.

And there are two flying machines that look like Stormbirds that started circling our position. They were like trying to take me down with everything they had, firing electrical bursts and flames.

But I was too fast for their firepower, kept tilting to dodge their predictable patterns until we were safely out of their range.

I was flying above a beautiful camp there, but I didn't know if it belonged to rebels or any tribe. It looked cool from above, with its organized layout and small fires flickering in the darkness. I considered stopping, but the goal of reaching the island was more important.

There's the ruins in the middle of the sea that I remembered from my past travels. I was getting attacked by a machine crocodile long back when I didn't have wings to fly over the water obstacles. Seeing the ruins now from this height made the struggle feel like a distant memory compared to the power I have now.

When I was flying above the sea, I noticed there were a flock of birds flying to the opposite side. They were probably moving because they sensed a storm coming from that way and were seeking better shelter inland.

At last I reached the shore and the boat that I took to get to the island in my previous attempts. I landed there just beside the boat. I think I can fly to the island this time instead of riding the boat, as the Sunwing still has plenty of energy left.

Do you guys want me to take a flight or the boat ride to the island this time? Let me know in the comments.

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