Knowing that Onnekut would target them next, they packed what they could and left. The hunters' friend Nukoni challenged Onnekut for the title, and was murdered for it. The hunters reveal more about the events leading to their flight: Onnekut's status went to his head, and would award spots on the hunt to those who praised him rather than on ability.

After an intense battle with Stalkers, Scrappers, Redeye Watchers, and dealing with a Control Tower, Aloy gathers a Stalker sinew and speaks with the hunters again. After protesting that Tulemak and Urkai haven't offered any better names, Tatai tells Aloy to meet them by the ruins near Hollow Hall.Īloy joins the 'Flaming Skulls' (Urkai's suggested werak name, which is rejected immediately by his companions) in the northwest to hunt a herd of Stalkers. Tatai agrees, but warns Aloy that the 'Bloody Snowdrifts' (a werak name which Tulemak and Urkai quickly reject) aren't accepting new members. Tulemak suggests that Aloy accompany them in getting the other two parts they need. The hunters (largely due to Urkai's loose tongue) admit that they had a dispute with Onnekut, the chieftain of their old werak, and are leaving to the Sundom for their survival. Aloy retrieves the Scorcher Claw before speaking with the hunters about their deal with Burgrend. The fight is complicated by Longlegs and two nearby Control Towers, but the four manage to kill the machines. While Urkai and Tatai are initially reluctant, Tulemak reminds them that the herd won't stay for long, and they decide to accept her help.

He explains that the hunters were supposed to bring him three machine parts: a Stalker Sinew, a Scorcher Claw, and a Snapmaw Fang.Īloy sets off to find the hunters and assist them in gathering the parts needed to pay off their debt.Īloy finds the hunters northeast of Song's Edge, preparing to hunt a Scorcher.

He asks Aloy to go looking for them, both to confirm their safety and to ensure he is paid back. Burgrend furnished them on credit, but when the young hunters returned to pay for their goods they supplied him with a worthless machine part: a Thunderjaw Heart badly damaged due to the hunters' inexperience with harvesting components.īurgrend then tells Aloy that he is growing concerned for the hunters because he has not seen them since. He explains that three young Banuk hunters approached him a few days ago and asked him to outfit them for a long trip. When Aloy next returns to Song's Edge after completing The Shaman's Path, Burgrend calls out to her with a proposition.

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