I was trying to kill the lv90 dagannoth for dagannothhides. They can hit 15 very easily n precisely. I was able to  get 10 covers of dagannoth. Then i went to kill a wallasalki in order to create skeletal armor. I didn't realize that i needed another guy to let me in to the wallasalki house so once again on dat trip, i threw away a pot of prayer pot. (I was wearing my ranger stuffs so heavily rely on prayer at that point).

Then, I was able to enter and found that wallasalki lv 99 can hit like 19 and retreats whenever it is severely wounded. I learned how to make use of the narrow passageway in the back to capture it so it wont escape. Later, my handcannon burst (200k). so i was forced to use Zanik's crossbow and bone bolts (i am a big fan of it) to fight wallasalki. I killed at least 25 of them, but still haven't discovered all the bone pieces. So i finally gave up n go to ge to buy an skeletal set. It took 1 day to buy it. Then i resold it but there was no potion n food left.

Then, I began the quest and survived the first battle against babayaga, and the subsequent fight to defend relleka. After that, 2 attempts to savink Vargas failed. King vargas' hella weakness makes him unable to take hits n most hits on him hit high. I'm now starving, having just 18 rocks and a single potion. I have to pause my look for time.

I have five super stats, 10 prayer pot 30 sharks, 18 rock bite, and 30 sharks. However, I'm not able to finish the quest... Waterbirth is similar to the Vietnam War in that sense. BTW I am at level 103 and have an average strength of 85. Attack defend both 76 and 62 prayer. I've never been to the waterbirth island prior to.

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