When Drake came out of the underground, he saw the stairs in front of him.
On the right side of the stairs, in the bushes, he found aGold Inca Figurine.
He jumped on the wall below and then on a ledge.
From there, he jumped to the opposite wall and then jumped on a vine.
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Drake swung on the first rope and jumped right so you can reach a ledge.
From there, he made his way to the opposite wall and reached the second vine.
He used the vine to jump left and reached a spot where he began to climb up.
At the end of the road he turned left instead of walking straight through the door.
[1]Then, he entered the room with a few pieces of floor.
He jumped onto them to get to the other side.
[2]
Drake ran further down the stairs, and bypassed a path blocked by rubble.
He jumped on a few ledges to reach the vine.
[1]From there he had to get to the next boards(1-2).
[1]He activated the key by hanging on it.
Then, he returned to the previous area by using the same path.
The path led along consecutive ledges.
[1]At its end Drake could activate the last key.
[2]
From this spot, he had to climb over a ledge around the column.
Then, he jumped on a chain and continued his journey by leaping to another protruding stone.
From there, he got to the open stained glass window.
[1]Drake entered a hidden room with colorful windows.
He had to reach the lower level, by jumping left over the ledges and descending on a vine.
[1]Another battle with overwhelming enemy forces was awaiting him.
He picked up a sniper rifle from the crates and hid at the nearest breach of the wall.
He shot one enemy, but a new group of opponents has spawned immediately.
[1]Behind one of them the hero found a fascinating treasure -Silver Skull.
[1]Behind them he found theGolden Inca Mask.
[2]After collecting this valuable item, the hero walked into a building.
At first, Nate turned the seashell upside down.
Then he turned the plate with arrows in such a way that the arrowheads were facing up.
[2]In case of doubt, Nate could check out his diary.
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