Aster's eyes examined all it could take as he surveyed the marshes. Here and there he would see small bubbles, but they paled in comparison to the large splashes some tails would make here and there. A person could wander into quite some dangerous territory alone if they had ventured into those waters blindly. He rose from his kneeling position and walked back towards their last site using the child's light as his source in case he did not remember the way back. With the noise of their mouths however, anyone would have to be crazy not to hear their scrrams. His pace began to hasten as the loud roar drew near.
Calling out to it may not be wise when a beast had it's target, so the only thing left to do was cause the creature unimaginable pain. The arrow trailed through the air, with every intent to meet the Rex's left eye the moment it ran into place. There was no need to try and fight its thick hide when there were other means to take it down. In his graceful run, he grabbed Ryne quickly, who had run into the forest, teleporting the two out the line of vision for the beast quickly in case he had missed. Next came Jeremy being whisked away so he could watch over Ryne while he did what his job required most: hunting.
"In trouble already?" He merely asked with a smirk as he was already well on the path of attempting to either maim the beast enough it would retreat or just take it out altogether. "Get him a bit further out of here before it reacquires his scent." Either way, getting some of its blood would be better than acquiring something smaller. He fired a few more arrows off, drawing the string back again as he began to enchant the next.
Calling out to it may not be wise when a beast had it's target, so the only thing left to do was cause the creature unimaginable pain. The arrow trailed through the air, with every intent to meet the Rex's left eye the moment it ran into place. There was no need to try and fight its thick hide when there were other means to take it down. In his graceful run, he grabbed Ryne quickly, who had run into the forest, teleporting the two out the line of vision for the beast quickly in case he had missed. Next came Jeremy being whisked away so he could watch over Ryne while he did what his job required most: hunting.
"In trouble already?" He merely asked with a smirk as he was already well on the path of attempting to either maim the beast enough it would retreat or just take it out altogether. "Get him a bit further out of here before it reacquires his scent." Either way, getting some of its blood would be better than acquiring something smaller. He fired a few more arrows off, drawing the string back again as he began to enchant the next.