The Southern Reach.

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ridwanan/39d80984 After crossing a big gap, I followed a group of tiny animals up a climbing path to a meditation point. After healing up, I entered the Southern Reach and met Mosey, the local stable manager. Once she departed, I utilized photo mode to capture the beautiful landscapes around. I used the rope to swing to the other side of the gap, and the tiny animal tried to escape me along with his squad that I didn't notice before. They scurried across the rocks, terrified of my sudden arrival on their quiet site. And then they used this tight space to climb up the rock wall, disappearing into the upper ledges. And I followed the same way they did to climb up that height, using my grip to navigate the narrow vertical fissure. And then I found this meditation point where I saved my game and also healed the Jedi, replenishing my stim canisters and focusing my connection to the Force before pushing on. After getting healed up, I was following those tiny animal, tried to catch up to them. And then I tried to pet this animal when my BD-1 bot ran ahead, chirping excitedly at the landscape ahead. Then I walked ahead to reach my bot and found this open area, which is called Southern Reach, stretching out before us. The sprawling vistas of Koboh opened up completely, showing distant spires and colorful local flora. On Cal's hopping, Greez's place should be around here somewhere. Suddenly this lady came over who was a friendly character and introduced herself as Mosey, mentioning she runs the stables in town. Mosey left us after the introduction part to tend to her creatures, and then I got a chance to check out this beautiful place through the lens of the photo mode, adjusting the camera focus to blur the distant ridges. After trying some special filters to enhance the natural sunlight casting over the landscape, I started looking for some cool angles. I liked this stones used in the frames, highlighting the rough textures of the weathered geological formations. I continued capturing the rock layers from a lower perspective to give the environment a grander sense of scale. The contrast between the shadows and the bright sunlit peaks made for some incredibly clean shots before heading down. That's all for this session. More moments coming soon and thanks for checking it out.