The Heart-Touching Beginning of Ghost of Tsushima.

 Jin Sakai rode with eighty samurai against the invading Mongols, only to watch them slaughtered and his uncle Shimura captured. Burned by betrayal and broken by arrows, Jin fell among corpses, his fate uncertain. Yet even in defeat, his fingers stirred, hinting it's only the beginning.   It was my character Jin Sakai, saying what was happening. Like how the Mongol Empire invaded their home. There were eighty samurai against an army, fighting to slow the invasion.   Jin's father Adachi was sent to break the spirit of the Mongols and and then Adachi asked for the finest Mongol warriors to face him.   Khotun, the Mongol Leader came by and burned Adachi alive, and then beheaded him like cowards. Then the coward leader asked the samurai if they surrender.  I rode along the eighty samurai and Shimura who's Jin's uncle. When Khotun asked if they samurai surrender, Shimura said cowards without honor deserve no mercy and rode for a war.   I noticed hundreds of fire arrows in the air from both sides and when we reached the Mongols, we started cutting them down. But suddenly an explosive stopped both my horse and me.   My character Jin was stuck under the dead horse and there was a Mongol saw him like that so he was running to end Jin's life but there came uncle Shimura and saved him.  Shimura said he needed me and that we had to keep pushing after losing so many samurai. Shimura planned to hunt down the Mongol leader anyhow.  After reaching another group of Mongols ahead, the first thing I did was jumping with a good attack on one of the Mongols and took him down without mercy.   When Shimura and other samurai were fighting the Mongols there, I was going for the ones untouched and I killed all of them brutally. I must say the photo mode of this game is something different. It feels alive when I'm using the photo mode.   When we were done taking care of all the Mongols there, we noticed there were only two of us left from the eighty samurai. And the two of us were determined to take down Khotun once we saw him, but they fell in an explosion when they were going for the enemy leader.   Jin was heavily injured but still stood up among hundreds of dead bodies. He had an arrow pierced in the back but still picked up his sword and was going to save his uncle but he was shot with another arrow and fell down.  In the next frame, Khotun came to talk to Shimura and after trying to convince him, he asked if Shimura surrenders but Shimura was silent. So the Mongol leader hit him as if he just killed him.  The focus then went towards Jin. It looked like there was just a corpse with two arrows in the back and the sword around one palm. Suddenly he moved his fingers and we know he's alive. --- If you like the post, feel free to like, comment & share. I will soon come with another post.