The+Hunter(2)

The rabbit lay dead, its fur was caught on a bunch of thorns. The hunter lurched...He had killed many animals before, but without any means to use the body...he felt sick.

He left the bush, and groped his way around in the trees. He needed to find another way to get back to the deer trail.

He walked for about 30 minutes until he began to recognize the trees around him. He hurried through the undergrowth and found himself at the bottom of the hill. Dark was coming, and he needed a place to rest.

The hunter passed the bush, thinking about what was inside it. He walked closer to the bush, seeing a new color inside the leaves. He gasped in horror in what he saw.

The flesh had been stripped from the rabbit's bones, leaving a bleach white color. He had forgotten about the wolves these mountains were famous for. The area was full of them. He needed to find a place to find quickly to beat the sun's slumber.

The hunter walked briskly through the maple trees, ignoring the fumes coming from the sap. He hated the smell, and lucky for him, he didn't have to smell it all the time, as the top layer of the mountains were inhabited by young oak trees.

The hunter wished that he had his gun with him, after all, what is a hunter without his weapon? The hunter took great care of his German-made Voere rifle. He hoped that it wasn't damaged in any way.

He saw two floating balls of dim light in the distance. The kind that comes from an animal...but this one was much too high to be a deer or wolf's eyes...

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====================================================================== Part two, and also, i will be posting one part of the story per week, because i am still writing it

**i stopped. i had to think about all of this. what could it be? it definitely wasnt a mountain lion. a mountain could have killed a bear in such a brutal way, and to be honest, i couldnt possibly think of something that could be worse than a mountain lion. i am unarmed, i have no food, no shelter, and no lighter or matches to make a fire with. I also had no idea where i was. The situation i was in probably couldnt have gotten worse. and whatever was following me was too fast and agile for me to outrun it. and i definitely wasn't strong enough to get into a prolonged fight with it i would have to wait for it leave me alone. the only thing that truly confused about the situation was that i had absolutely no idea what this thing was. I stopped, there a rustling of leaves and a crack of a branch. It was following me now. I kept walking, just to see if it would continue to follow me, and it did, it sounded heavy coming from the sound it made on the leaves. i still couldn't see what it looked it like, but it was definitely really big and muscular, which was bad for me.....**

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