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Eternal Blue Sky is the Act 3 tale where Jin and his allies attack Port Izumi under cover of the storm to take down Khotun Khan. It's the big final battle of the Mongol story, with a multi-phase boss fight against the Khan himself.
Part 24 of 26 in Jin's Journey
Jogaku TempleJogaku Temple is a monk pagoda in Jogaku, the northernmost temple on Tsushima. You free it from the Mongols and use it as a base for the attack on Port Izumi.
KamiagataKamiagata is the snowy northern region of Tsushima and the setting for Act 3. It is thinly settled and harsh, and it is where you chase Khotun Khan to his final stronghold at Port Izumi.
Port IzumiPort Izumi is a northern trading port that Khotun Khan turns into his last stronghold. Your final assault on the Khan in Eternal Blue Sky happens here.Talk with Yuna, optionally chat with your four allies, then talk to Yuna again to set off for Port Izumi. Beat back the Mongol reinforcements, regroup with Yuna and travel with the group to meet Norio. Then sneak into the port and find a high spot to locate the Khan.
The Khan changes weapons through the fight, so watch what he's holding and switch to the matching stance. Keep resolve banked for healing, since the fight runs in more than one stage.
Finish any upgrades and gear changes before you talk to Yuna the second time. Once the cutscene moves everyone to Port Izumi, the tale runs straight to its end.
The Khan tries to escape after your first clash, and you have to stop him. The final round is fought on his ship while you are poisoned and other enemies close in. You win, and the tale ends with Jin reuniting with Yuna and heading back to Jogaku Temple.
Jin SakaiJin Sakai is the samurai you play in Ghost of Tsushima and the Iki Island expansion. He is Lord Shimura's nephew and the last lord of Clan Sakai. After the Mongol landing he trades the samurai code for stealth and fear, and the people start calling him the Ghost.
Khotun KhanKhotun Khan is the Mongol general who leads the invasion of Tsushima and the main villain of Ghost of Tsushima. He studied Japanese language and customs before landing, and he uses the samurai code against the island's defenders. You chase him from Komoda Beach to the north of the island.
Lord ShimuraLord Shimura is the jito of Tsushima, the shogun's appointed ruler of the island, and Jin's uncle. He raised Jin as a samurai after Jin's father died. He leads the defence at Komoda Beach and is the man you spend Act 1 trying to rescue. He also has his own Tale of Lord Shimura in the main story.
TengaiTengai is a basket hat that covers the whole head. After "Eternal Blue Sky" is done, it turns up on a grave at the lake below Jogaku Temple, on the northwest side.
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