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Capturing the Ancient Titan.

I flew my Sunwing high to capture a wide photo of the massive Horus. After my mount accidentally knocked me off a metal leg, I glided to safety and called it back. I landed again on the machine arm to let Aloy sit quietly and admire the Zenith base.



I flew my Sunwing up to a high altitude to capture a wide photo of the entire Horus machine in a single frame. No matter how far back I retreated, the massive frame of the titan remained far too large to fit into the picture.


While hovering above the area, I was surprised to spot large coconut trees growing directly out of the rusty metal leg of the machine. It felt completely unreal to see living greenery thriving on ancient steel.


I tried to land my Sunwing on the metal leg, but my machine refused to settle down among the growing trees. I decided to leap off and land on the structure myself. Then my Sunwing accidentally bumped into me, pushing me right off the ledge.

I quickly deployed my glider to save myself from falling to the ground. I whistled for my mount, and it swooped down to catch me before I hit the earth.


I steered the Sunwing back toward the metal arm of the Horus and made another jump onto the steel surface. I was careful this time so the bird would not knock me over a second time.


From that high perch, I decided to check on the Zenith base in the distance. I let Aloy sit down in peace to take in the impressive views of the landscape.
The next post will be coming soon. Screenshots are my take from the game and I took the game logo that I used on the thumbnail picture from online.
SEE YOU.
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Honestly, the best part was probably seeing how tiny Aloy looked compared to the Horus. That machine made everything around it look miniature.
Yeah, the Horus completely dominated the landscape.