An Honest Day's Labors.

Watching the targets move through the canyon, we dismounted to pursue them on foot. Choosing a stealthy approach, we crept down the cliffs. After using photo mode to scout two guards, I threw a tomahawk to execute a synchronized kill with Sadie, though a guard spotted us near a hanging bridge later.

It looked like our targets were cutting through the canyon underneath us, so Sadie suggested we should follow them, tracking their slow progress from our high vantage point along the ridge.

After keeping eyes on them for some time from above, we got off our horses after our rivals stopped, as this could be our chance. We secured the reins before moving to the cliff edge on foot.

Sadie asked me if we should threaten them or start shooting at them when she reckoned sneaking down is our best opportunity, and I also made my decision about sneaking down, while checking the path down for loose gravel.

As John was serious about the term "ladies first," he decided to follow Sadie, staying down and staying close. So Sadie charged ahead and we notice there were two guys below us, so we moved silently into our stance behind the boulders.

After getting close to those guys, Sadie mentioned we can't go around them, so she asked me to take one of them while she will take the other one. And holding my tomahawk, I used the photo mode to check and confirmed they were were smoking in peace. I just paused the frame to capture the atmospheric glow of their cigarettes.

And then I took my shot, throwing my tomahawk toward the right-sided man. And right after he went down, Sadie took a shot on the remaining one, as both hostiles were taken care of before they could call out to the main camp.

It looked like Sadie was in a hurry as she rushed ahead while I was busy looting the guys we just took down. I was searching their pockets quickly for any extra ammunition or valuables.

Sadie left a dead body behind for me ahead, whom I also looted, but as we were sneaking toward another guard, passing a hanging bridge, he saw us before I could take him down with a silent throwing knife approach. His sudden shout echoed across the ravine to signal the end of our stealth run.

Here I'm finishing the post for today, and I'll talk about more special RDR 2 gaming moments in Gaming Photography.

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