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Hello everyone and welcome back to my blog.
As Lord Shimura and I continued, we reached the Old Togo Rice Fields. Once it was a rice field, but now it was hard to tell. All around was scorched land, blackened rice, and a burning smell. The Mongols had set the entire field on fire. Lord Shimura became very angry when he saw this scene.
After a while, we saw a patrol of Mongols moving there. As soon as Lord Shimura saw them, he rushed towards them in anger. I also joined the battle from behind. The enemies sensed our presence and started attacking. I used a smoke bomb first. The smoke threw them off balance, and at that opportunity, I killed three soldiers with the Chain Assassin skill.
One of the soldiers was an archer. Archers are very dangerous, so I spotted him first. I got close and killed him. The rest of the soldiers were fighting Lord Shimura. I quickly went forward to help him and finished off all the enemies one by one.
This fight was really enjoyable. Because there were different types of soldiers here. Some with swords, some with bows, and some with spears. So I had to use different stances to fight each enemy. It was quite an interesting experience to fight by changing stances repeatedly.
After all the soldiers were dead, Lord Shimura again praised my fighting skills. Then we moved on to another fort ahead. That fort was called Fort Ito, which was then completely occupied by the Mongols.
We quickly killed the two guards in front of the fort. But before they died, they alerted the soldiers inside. As a result, the gate opened and a few more soldiers came out.
One of them was a little different. He had some kind of explosive bomb in his hand. He was throwing bombs at us repeatedly. When the bomb exploded, it caused a lot of damage. So I targeted him first and killed him quickly. Then I finished off the rest of the soldiers one by one.
I saw the soldiers inside the castle shooting fireworks into the sky. Lord Shimura understood this as a signal for help. If they were not stopped quickly, more soldiers would come. So I quickly entered the castle.
As I entered, I realized that the situation was difficult. About 20-25 soldiers surrounded me. I made a big mistake here. I did not use any ghost weapons and did not give importance to the archers. As a result, four or five archers started shooting arrows at once, and a soldier with a gun was firing explosive bullets. I lost the battle for the first time.
But I didn't make that mistake the second time. This time, I entered and used the kunai to throw the soldiers off balance. I killed the gunner soldier first. I found all the archers one by one and killed them.
Lord Shimura also entered and started fighting with the other soldiers. After finishing off the archers, I went to help him. After a long and hard fight, we were able to kill all the Mongol soldiers.
Finally the fort was completely liberated. Now Fort Ito is back in our possession. It was a really tough but very enjoyable battle.
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By efootjoker-ythttps://3speak.tv/watch?v=efootjoker-yt/ace348f8
---
Hello everyone and welcome back to my blog.
As Lord Shimura and I continued, we reached the Old Togo Rice Fields. Once it was a rice field, but now it was hard to tell. All around was scorched land, blackened rice, and a burning smell. The Mongols had set the entire field on fire. Lord Shimura became very angry when he saw this scene.
After a while, we saw a patrol of Mongols moving there. As soon as Lord Shimura saw them, he rushed towards them in anger. I also joined the battle from behind. The enemies sensed our presence and started attacking. I used a smoke bomb first. The smoke threw them off balance, and at that opportunity, I killed three soldiers with the Chain Assassin skill.
One of the soldiers was an archer. Archers are very dangerous, so I spotted him first. I got close and killed him. The rest of the soldiers were fighting Lord Shimura. I quickly went forward to help him and finished off all the enemies one by one.
This fight was really enjoyable. Because there were different types of soldiers here. Some with swords, some with bows, and some with spears. So I had to use different stances to fight each enemy. It was quite an interesting experience to fight by changing stances repeatedly.
After all the soldiers were dead, Lord Shimura again praised my fighting skills. Then we moved on to another fort ahead. That fort was called Fort Ito, which was then completely occupied by the Mongols.
We quickly killed the two guards in front of the fort. But before they died, they alerted the soldiers inside. As a result, the gate opened and a few more soldiers came out.
One of them was a little different. He had some kind of explosive bomb in his hand. He was throwing bombs at us repeatedly. When the bomb exploded, it caused a lot of damage. So I targeted him first and killed him quickly. Then I finished off the rest of the soldiers one by one.
I saw the soldiers inside the castle shooting fireworks into the sky. Lord Shimura understood this as a signal for help. If they were not stopped quickly, more soldiers would come. So I quickly entered the castle.
As I entered, I realized that the situation was difficult. About 20-25 soldiers surrounded me. I made a big mistake here. I did not use any ghost weapons and did not give importance to the archers. As a result, four or five archers started shooting arrows at once, and a soldier with a gun was firing explosive bullets. I lost the battle for the first time.
But I didn't make that mistake the second time. This time, I entered and used the kunai to throw the soldiers off balance. I killed the gunner soldier first. I found all the archers one by one and killed them.
Lord Shimura also entered and started fighting with the other soldiers. After finishing off the archers, I went to help him. After a long and hard fight, we were able to kill all the Mongol soldiers.
Finally the fort was completely liberated. Now Fort Ito is back in our possession. It was a really tough but very enjoyable battle.