NIOH 3 Fated Land Myth
Here is the NIOH 3 Fated Land Myth which can be started in the Iinoya region of the Warring States Era and requires you to clear out Ryotan Temple with Li Naotora and reclaim her families land.
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Closest Shrine: Iinoya, Omomiji Junction.
Rewards: x1 Samurai’s Locks, Prayer Beads.
The Fated Land Myth will be completed alongside the Apparition of Ryotan Temple Sub Mission which is essentially the same mission. In the video and when you playthrough the Northern area of IInoya with Li Naotora you will begin the Sub Mission straight after beginning the Myth. Strange way of the developers combining both the Myth and Sub Mission but I wanted to mention it to offer clarity and prevent confusion.
Head to North Iinoya then speak to Li Naotora who is outside the Ryotan Temple, a very challenging area with Magatsu Warriors, Yoki and several other Yokai types who have invaded the grounds and taken it over. You need to head through the grounds, the building and the rear gardens which are accessible via the roof to the rear courtyard where you will face off against Ryomen Sukuna a very powerful dual element boss who mixes up its attacks with Fire and Water making them elementally challenging to defend against.
Do not let yourself get caught by the throw and use burst breaks to negate the spin attack damage then its just a case of overcoming Sukuna who will utilise a bow and arrow, slashing attacks, magic, a nasty arrow volley all paired with very high defences and health halving attacks. With Ryomen Sukuna silenced you can then speak to Li to conclude the Fated Land Myth.
YouTube Walkthrough
Refer to this video if you would like to see how to begin and complete the NIOH 3 Fated Land Myth:
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