Clearing obstacles with my Blades of Chaos, Atreus and I climbed bloodstained rocks past hanging bodies. Suddenly, a chain blade pierced my back, dragging me down to face a powerful hybrid monster known as the Huntress.
It was time to destroy that obstacle using my Blades of Chaos, and you could see how cool the way I could use the blades looked, thanks to photo mode. Even the chains of the blades looked like they were heated by the flames of chaos.
With the path ahead clear, we moved forward, and soon some more demonic raiders came to fight us, or rather, to try to stop us.
I thought I had lost Atreus somewhere, but he joined the fight right away while I was beating up a demon.
We continued our journey by climbing up some rocks, where I noticed a dead body along the climbing path. It looked like Atreus was a good climber already, and even Mimir praised Atreus's climbing ability.
Then we noticed another raider in front of us, and I commanded Atreus to shoot him with an arrow. He did that right away, though the demon didn't die from it.
I used my Blades of Chaos to pull him toward me, and then I attacked him with the blades while Atreus fired more arrows on his own.
More raiders arrived afterward, but the two of us took all of them down easily.
It looked like these raiders had been sacrificed or something because they were tied up and hanged downward, and the ground below was covered with their bloodstains.
We had to continue climbing up, with Atreus following close behind this time. Suddenly, someone attacked me and drove a chain blade straight through Kratos's back all the way to his front chest.
Kratos was actually pulled down using that chain blade, and something started attacking him right away, forcing me to defend against the incoming blows.
I soon understood it was a huge monster that looked like a mix between a horse and a human body, and it was called the Huntress. Now I was going to need to fight a mighty female monster.
That's all for this session. More moments coming soon and thanks for checking it out.
