[Binding magic, huh.... Alhaitham never thought of that, but now that he does its hard to deny that such an ability would be useful to have in a wide variety of scenarios... its something to consider, at the very least.]
I doubt it's able to escape out to sea either, or it would have already done so after hunting this place clean. [Part of the reason why the beast was found in this place had been due to the very sudden loss of the wildlife that'd been inhabiting here for who knows how long. Tighnari would know this better than him—though at the same time the Forest Ranger would not have been pleased with this situation either, so its a good thing he's not in this world, let alone this place.
The trail of broken branches and shattered stones starts almost as soon as they disembark, and not too far away is a palm tree that'd been bent in an unnatural angle—either from being forcibly pulled down with extreme force or weighed down by something far too heavy to be supported. But what is more certain are the reasons behind why the tree had been subject to such abuse—fragments of coconut husks are messily scattered about, clearly the work of something trying to get into them. But the question of it being part of their natural diet or something that was only turned to out of desperation is another thing entirely.]
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I doubt it's able to escape out to sea either, or it would have already done so after hunting this place clean. [Part of the reason why the beast was found in this place had been due to the very sudden loss of the wildlife that'd been inhabiting here for who knows how long. Tighnari would know this better than him—though at the same time the Forest Ranger would not have been pleased with this situation either, so its a good thing he's not in this world, let alone this place.
The trail of broken branches and shattered stones starts almost as soon as they disembark, and not too far away is a palm tree that'd been bent in an unnatural angle—either from being forcibly pulled down with extreme force or weighed down by something far too heavy to be supported. But what is more certain are the reasons behind why the tree had been subject to such abuse—fragments of coconut husks are messily scattered about, clearly the work of something trying to get into them. But the question of it being part of their natural diet or something that was only turned to out of desperation is another thing entirely.]