40 Boar (2/2)

He hadn't gotten far when he heard a big commotion behind him.

Turning around he saw the boar he had just met running towards him while behind it a large Steelback Bear chased it. Not only was the bear much bigger than the boar it was faster too. It's powerful body which was clad in a dense fur made big lunges each of which closed the distance to its prey. Ivan concentrated his gaze on the back of the Steelback Bear and was shocked when he saw that the color of the fur there was a very light gray.

*F**k, I am really to unlucky. The first Steelback Bear I find is one that is rank E and from the look of it even closer to rank D than rank F. And to top it of this stupid boar is leading it to me.*

He didn't know if it was purpose or not but the boar was directly running towards him. Since it was still a bit out he decided to inspect the Steelback Bear first, before he decided on how to proceed.

<< Steelback Bear, Rank E, Level 139

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* As expected the information for monsters really is much less. *, a thought flashed through his brain. * But level 139? Isn't that to much? *, he once again lamented his bad luck which had lead to him meeting a Steelback Bear like that on his first try.

In the mean time the pair had come so close to him that he wouldn't have a chance to escape anymore, if there ever was one.

Feeling helpless he could only pull out his sword and get into position. But before the two could reach him the Steelback Bear made one last lunge completely closing the distance to the boar and with a swift swipe of one of its front paws it effortless brought it down.

Seeing the power behind that effortless seeming swipe he couldn't help but shudder. This Steelback Bear was even stronger than he had expected. * I hope it starts eating the boar so I can sneak away.*

Sadly his wish didn't come true as after making sure that the boar wasn't in condition to flee anymore the bear stared at him with eyes full of bloodthirst. Seeing the cruel and bloodthirsty look in the eyes of the bear he instinctively took a step back which only served as a trigger for the bear to attack him.