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I have been on this journey as a Ranger for most of my life. Some of it has been fun and some has been tricky, but in the end there is no other life for me. My life as an Master Acher has been filled with more adventure than I can describe in one story but then I will try to entertain you with one such story. The day began several years ago in winter. I was tracking a rather large bear after it had partly destroyed some winter rations I had worked very hard to gather. The snow was thick enough to leave clear tracks to follow. I quickly grabbed my favorite long bow and several types of arrow clusters including sleep arrows and split head. The camp where the rations were stored at was nearly wiped out and the bear had it coming. I would track him down, and use his remains to partly resupply the rations. I was 3 hours into tracking the bear when I finally found him. He was actually a she and was feeding her cubs with some of the stolen goods. I fired 3 quick sleep arrows in front of the 3 bears and waited for the powder to do its job. I slowly approached the sleeping bears and it seems the one arrow wasnt enough to fully knock out the big mama bear. She went into a half-dazed frenzy as I approached and almost got my arm. My bracers took the brunt of the dmg and would have to be repaired later, but thats what they are for. I jumped back several feet and quickly fired 2 split head arrows into her chest and neck. Both arrows hit their mark and the bear quickly dropped dead. The baby bears were still sleeping and I chose to leave them alone. I drug the big bear away from the cubs and took care of the body so I could travel with it easier. Once I got back to camp I restocked my winter rations with the bear and other supplies gathered on the trip. I could have easily killed the 2 cubs too, but let's not be greedy. Anyways, life as a Ranger and Master Acher has its ups and downs. If you focus on one only one of those 2 aspects, then where is the fun? ~~Kounted~~ | |