Start by making your way to Bampeve Plantation. The Mbele soldier can be found at the northern part of the plantation, dressed in a white t-shirt and a blue beret. Keep to the left-side walls for cover as you infiltrate the plantation, moving toward the rear of the main building. Wait for the Mbele soldier to enter, then lure him out and take him down. After completing this task, exit the plantation and ride over to the Kungenga Mines. The initial phase of this mission is quite simple.
Stealthily enter the area, identify the enemies until you locate your target, and then either extract him using a Fulton or eliminate him before proceeding.
The second section poses a greater challenge. The mining complex is a large area centered around open pits, making it both hazardous and brightly lit.
The open pit sparkles with diamonds, but it’s crucial to resist the temptation. The area is well-lit with minimal cover. If you’re after those diamonds, clear out the entire complex first. Begin your infiltration along the right side; it’s relatively quiet as long as you approach enemies from behind or use suppressed weapons. However, be sure to move cautiously along the right wall when in the spotlight.
Make your way to the dugout at the far end of the pits. Search the shelves for loot, pick the lock, and then proceed down the corridor. After rescuing the Child Soldiers, collect the diamonds from the cell and gather the last child. Follow the children to the alternate exit.
Proceed cautiously to the left, ensuring the children are following you. Request a supply drop to restock your handgun, as it’s the only weapon you can carry while transporting your valuable cargo.
You can issue commands to the children using the L1 button, similar to how you direct your horse. As you navigate the valley, carefully eliminate the guards at the post ahead. Calling in your chopper may attract enemy fire. In high-risk situations, it’s best to leave the boy you’re carrying with the other children to fully utilize your arsenal. If you have a rocket, it might be worthwhile to target the enemy chopper that’s drawn in by your presence. The children will remain stationary if there’s gunfire nearby. Even after all the enemies have been dealt with, they may still huddle on the ground and refuse to move. If that occurs, use a tranquilizer to put them to sleep and carry them to the chopper one by one.
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