Prince of Persia Warrior Within Story
Prince of Persia Warrior Within :
Seven years after the occasions of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, the Prince winds up continually spooky by a horrendous monster known as the Dahaka. The Prince looks for counsel from an old insightful man who clarifies that whoever discharges The Sands of Time must bite the dust. Since the Prince got away from his destiny, it is the Dahaka's crucial gatekeeper of the Timeline to guarantee that he bites the dust as he was intended to. The elderly person additionally recounts the Island of Time, where the Empress of Time initially made the Sands. The Prince heads out for the Island trying to keep the Sands from ever being made, a demonstration he accepts will pacify the Dahaka. After a fight adrift with a foe power drove by a puzzling lady dressed in dark overturns the Prince's boat, the Prince washes aground unwittingly onto the Island of Time.
He later stirs and pursues the lady dressed in the dark through the Empress of Time's post into a gateway that ships the two into the past. The Prince spares a lady named Kaileena from being executed by the lady dressed in dark, who later happens to be known as Shahdee. Unfit to give the Prince a group of people with the Empress of Time, who is caught up with planning to make the Sands, Kaileena rather discloses to him how to open the entryway to the royal chamber in which the Empress lives. The Prince clears his path through the stronghold, utilizing the sand entrances to go to and fro between the over a significant time span, and barely gets away from a few experiences with the Dahaka, who he finds can't go through water. The Prince initiates the instruments in the two towers of the fortification: the Garden Tower and the Mechanical Tower, that fill in as locks to the entryway. He comes back to the royal chamber just to find that Kaileena is really the Empress of Time herself, who has anticipated in the Timeline that the Prince will kill her and who has chosen to endeavour to challenge her destiny, similarly as the Prince is doing. A fight results and the Prince demonstrates successful; he executes Kaileena and comes back to the present.
He accepts that he has changed his destiny, however, another experience with the Dahaka compels him to understand that in killing Kaileena, he was, generally, the person who made the Sands of Time, as the Sands were made from her remaining parts and they stream into the hourglass. The Prince falls into despair, however then finds a promise of something better after learning of mysterious antiquity called the Mask of the Wraith, which is said to ship the wearer into the past, permitting the wearer to change his own Timeline. The Prince burns through no time in searching out and wearing the cover, which changes him into the Sand Wraith, a beast that continually ebbs away life, and sends him back to when he previously showed up on the Island of Time. He defines an arrangement to compel Kaileena through a sand entry with him, moving them both into the present, accepting that in the event that he kills her, at that point, the Sands of Time will be made seven years after the occasions of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, which means it will be incomprehensible for the Prince to discharge them in Azad. While still previously, the Prince (as the Sand Wraith) guarantees that the Dahaka takes and annihilates his other self, who has quite recently wrapped up the entryway to the royal chamber, leaving the Sand Wraith the main Prince in that Timeline. This demonstration releases the Mask of the Wraith from the Prince's face and permits him to evacuate it and come back to his ordinary structure. The Prince goes to the royal chamber and, regardless of his supplications to Kaileena, his fight with her starts as in the past. He drives her into the present with him, and it is now that the game has two exchange endings. Which completion is played relies upon whether all life overhauls and an extraordinary essential weapon called the Water Sword were gathered.
The primary completion, without the Water Sword :
The Prince fights and kills Kaileena in the present, and the Dahaka shows up to guarantee her body just as Farah's talisman from the Prince, so the Sands of Time and all relics relating to it are expelled from the Timeline. The Prince sails home to Babylon alone, just to find that the city is being assaulted by war. The old shrewd man's voice is heard, by and by expressing: "Your excursion won't end well. You can't change your destiny. No man can." Then the Prince stands up in absolute disappointment, "What have I done?"
The second ending, with the Water Sword :
In the present, before the fight between The Prince and Kaileena starts, the Dahaka shows up and attempts to expel Kaileena from the course of events. The Prince attempts to spare her and understands that the Water Sword can harm the apparently strong Dahaka. In the wake of battling and vanquishing the mammoth, the Prince and Kaileena sail to the Prince's home of Babylon together. During the excursion, he evidently winds up having intercourse to Kaileena where a fantasy enters in the psyche of the Prince, seeming, by all accounts, to be a consuming Babylon, with a gold crown moving to the feet of a puzzling, shadowy figure that forebodingly asserts: "All that is yours, is legitimately mine...and mine it will be." As in the primary closure, the old insightful man's voice is heard expressing: "Your excursion won't end well. You can't change your destiny. No man can." This consummation is an accepted completion and proceeds in Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones.
