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Chapter 69
"No. Please, don't kill me," the wild bear plead
When she was 12, she went with Albert hunting in the woods. She couldn't forget how easy she made the wild pig down. Through the knife straight to its forehead. Be just still. Don't make so much sounds to alert what you hunted. Now, she was standing near the viscous bear with her size multiplied three times
She could not kill it by just throwing a knife hitting the forehead. She didn't have a good shot. So, she climbed a tree and waited the bear turned back and she will jump and struck down her blade to its throat where the tubes where the life of breath flowed. It would kill it instantl
When they went inside the jungle, it's a good thing that Albert had told her what were the possibilities that they would encounter. First, she didn't believe it exactly. Second, she was horrified upon knowing it was true and a lot of worse that could kill them exactly.
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