[ WP ] A hunter takes off into the wilderness on a week-long hunting trip . Two days into the trip he starts to realise that something is hunting him .

Day one: The world is beautiful. The forests always remind me that.My father once told me, killing is an act of nature, never forget that. Most think it's barbaric, but to be honest, it's all in the intention. You honer the prey, it is to be respected. You are not killing a helpless animal, ever. from bear to boar, from elk to elephant, from hamster to human, we are all on earth because we respected the law of nature; that might makes right and we must earn our survival. I do not pity my prey, nor do I think it my better: we simply play our part. 
 
 Day two: Predator was a film. It is not real, but I am, and here we are. I have sprung his trap, and he made it known. When hunting a wild beast, the game is fair; it is born knowing it will be hunted, and I know I am a hunter. This is a law to be respected among all those who hunt for sport: for title. Whatever it is, it knows this. It appeared before me, this afternoon, I was caught in a snare of it's design, but it did not move in for the kill. It simple made itself known. Held up a blade, or club, or something. Something that let me know it was not about weapons, or tech, but rather sport. He wants me, but I will not go genitally. 
 
 Day three: He has not seen me since yesterday, or at least not shown. My only hope is to run. I will not be a trophy, I will live, and I will earn it. 
 
 Day four: I am alone. There is no help for me. 
 
 Day Five: I will not be killed. 
 
 Day six: I wait for him. This pond is an old hunting ground and I know it as well as my own heart. It tracks movement, so the time for running is over. My trap set, my mind steeled; here I stand. 
 
 Day six, evening: He came, and he failed. He knew where I would be, but did not consider I would anticipate that. Whatever he hunted with was no match for a thirty aught six and he died. 
 
 Day forty: The hunt begins again, I prey it comes for me again. A hunters death for a hunter.
