Unwritten tales

*Iki Island* contains several unwritten tales that do not appear on the map or in Jin's journal. These tales are instead tracked under "common courtesy" in the collections menu. There are six unwritten tales in total, though only five of them are tracked in the menu and required for the bronze trophy "Common Courtesy."

## Bury the ship captain

Jin discovers the dead ship captain who brought him to Iki island on the coast, having drowned after their boat was shipwrecked in a storm. Jin decides to give him a burial, observing the captain was another one who died in service to Tsushima.

## Defend the beekeeper

Jin encounters a beekeeper named Hachibee who has been selling honey to local healers. However, the Mongols have caught word of this and are en route to destroy Hachibee's home and and bees. Jin deals with the attackers while Hachibee takes shelter inside his house. After the last of the Mongols is killed, Hachibee comes out and thanks Jin for helping him.

## Help Kodama

Jin comes upon a ruined house near Lake Nagata on Iki island. After examining a Sakai banner, he remembers his father once burned downed this building many years ago. A woman wearing a mask named Kodama appears from behind him, claiming the land has not recovered ever since the samurai last came. Jin assures Kodama he means no harm, which she answers that he should let nature heal without his presence.

Jin then warns the Mongols are destroying the land and Kodama guides him to a nearby forest that enemy soldiers are cutting down for resources. Jin moves through the fog-covered forest and defeats the Mongols there. Afterwards, Jin hears Kodama observing him only the woman was nowhere to be seen. Jin calls out he hopes he has protected the land in a way he did not as a boy, only Kodama has apparently disappeared. When Jin returns back to the ruined house, he finds a scroll on a nearby rock addressed to him, saying that "if man is to heal, so must the land".

## Raider's memorial archery challenge

Jin comes upon a memorial dedicated to the raiders who were killed by Tadayori Nagao, a samurai archer, in a battle at Azamo Bay. The memorial's groundskeeper calls Tadayori a demon, while Jin defends the samurai's actions, asserting that Tadayori was simply defending his home from invaders.

After donning the armor of Tadayori, Jin returns to the groundskeeper, who is appalled at the sight. Jin once again defends Tadayori and claims his own skill rivals that of the legendary archer himself. The groundskeeper tells Jin to prove it by quickly shooting each of the seven lanterns around the memorial. After doing so, the groundskeeper begs Jin, the "spirit of Tadayori," for mercy. Jin spares the groundskeeper and demands that he never slander Tadayori's name again. The groundskeeper agrees, and gives Jin a charm in return.

*Note: After completing the archery challenge, the progress in the collections menu may not update. Simply begin the challenge again and it should update.*

## Save the peasants

Jin encounters a group of Mongols repeatedly drowning several peasants in a lake. He is able to defeat the enemies before any of the peasants are killed, and they thank him for saving him.

## Retell legends to Uta

Jin comes upon a cabin located east of Yahata Forest where a peasant woman named Uta is sitting inside, surrounded by papers scribbled with ink characters. Uta asks Jin if he has ever heard of the storyteller Gyozen or the story of the Fire Spirits of Yarikawa. The player must had completed all the story chapters of Legends mode to proceed with this tale, otherwise Jin will answer he will come back later.

Whenever the player has completed the prerequisites, they can return back to Uta. Jin will then re-tell the legend of The Fire Spirits of Yarikawa to Uta, who thanks him afterward by giving him the white kitsune mask worn by the Assassin-class warrior in Legends mode.

*Note: This tale is not required for the trophy "Common Courtesy."*