Bridges on Iki Island : Photos of GOT

Greetings, fellow gaming photographers! How are you today? I hope you find this post in excellent health. Once again, I am eagerly posting photos that I screenshotted from Ghost of Tsushima video games. Today's theme is "Bridges on Iki Island." I hope the photo and screenshot that I take while playing the game make you want to play the game and purchase it. hehe

So, in order for me to take bridge photo on Iki Island, I must roam the island and look for the bridges. The first thing that I looked at on the map was the river location, because that's where the bridges were built. So I went to the Zasho River of Iki Island and came across a few bridges that built crossing at different locations along the Zasho River.

When I travelled further on the Zasho River, I reached the Zasho River crossing. I found a really messed-up place where lots of deer were being slaughtered. Blood was everywhere. I assume that it was the enemy's butchering place where they process deer meat and distribute it across the island for their army's food supply. So I eliminated all the enemies there and claimed the place for the locals. After the locals came in, the place was cleaned and much more liveable for the refugees. There were even tamed deer and cats roaming around the place. It was worth taking a picture of it; they are adorable.

Then, I continued my journey to the Cloud Forest Temple. I have a mission there. I am on a mission to rescue the enslaved individuals and liberate the temple leader from the adversaries' sway. The enemy poisoned the monk, driving him insane as he imprisoned innocent individuals who defied his commands. So, I came and rescued the hostage, eliminated all the enemies who came at night, and tried to calm the monk (leader) because he was not in his right mind. The music that came out of the flute surprisingly made the monk calm down, and finally he came to his senses. He's now back, leading the people on the right path.

When I followed the river from the Cloud Forest Temple to the bottom of the mountain, I found a really long bridge. I was so excited to reach this stunning place that I forgot to check its name. There is a long bridge connecting two different areas of the place, and there is a deep ravine and really long high waterfall at that location. It is really so stunning.

I ventured down the ravine, following the river, until I came across an abandoned village. I noticed that a thick layer of wild grass had already engulfed every house, encircling the village. Plants have spread everywhere, even covering the river. When the invader killed the villagers, those who survived fled to the mountains and jungle, leaving the village inhabitants.

My adventure doesn't want to end, but it's enough for today. So, that's all for today. I hope you enjoy the screenshots. If you read this far, thank you so much for your support. It keeps small accounts like mine to celebrate the votes. We meet again until the next theme of photography on the Ghost of Tsushima game. Have a nice day and farewell.

Note: All photos were screenshots taken by me while playing the Ghost of Tsushima game. My thumbnail picture was edited using PixeLab apps and I used my face with samurai's armor that was generated by ToonMe apps.