To Meet Djura

[Replying to @bmo](/comments/cr/39/11728/#c7325)
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>I want to try to befriend that hunter with the Gatling gun,
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I'm literally falling asleep atm (I've been up for 2 days) and can't type properly so I'll reply properly to your other msgs after  my nap.                                                                                                            Just thought I'd throw a tip your way because the guides of this conflict each other of often provide completely incorrect info. To befriend him you've got to:

- Kill Darkbeast Paarl. Even if you approach him via Bloodstarved Beast or other tricky ways, or even run past all of his buddies without even hurting them he still goes nuts. You've got to kill Darkbeast Paarl.
- It's ok to kill thousands of the enemies that he is protecting, it won't make him prema-mad at you or anything. Just remember, when you go to meet him, don't kill any of them (during that particular spawn).
- Don't go *anywhere* near him, don't go up the ladder and fight him or anything until after you've killed Paarl. If you go up and fight/aggro him beforehand he can become perma-angry.
- First Step: Kill Darkbeast Paarl. Might be worth opening the door and warping home just to reset things and de-bug.
- Last step: there are multiple places to spawn in, but the Unseen Village/Jail is your best bet (the lantern which gets trashed by those 3 naughty lads). Anything over that side of town is fine. Just don't warp in at the main Old Yharnam lantern. Don't let him fire at you with the gattling gun (if you approach via Paarl's boss arena place then he's nowhere near and can't see you, so you should be fine).
- Exit the arena via the wooden doors, go straight, follow the along until you get to Djura's ladder. Reach the top and *hopefully* get your well-deserved rewards (and they're pretty good if I remember correctly). He also feeds out some crucial /spicy lore.

I hope this was helpful because I remember trying to do it and it took me hours and hours, possibly an entire game restarting over and over.