 to lose sight of what was around her, she prepared her two katanas, looking excited to start the battle. The forest went quiet as once again the big sticky tongue came out of nowhere towards Yinyin. She laughed out loud as the tongue wrapped around her and began pulling her at a blasting speed through the fog. Finally she came into an opening, a big muddy swamp with the giant toad sitting in the middle. As Yinyin approached its open mouth, she rose her katanas and dug them into the upper lip of the beast, keeping her from being taking in and making the tongue loosen up as the beast croaked and shook itself violent, sending Yinyin flying into the mud.
"Ew!" She called out as she got up and flicked the mud off her shoulders. "That was pretty rude."  "Hi!" Yinyin called out as once again the tongue stuck to her chest and pulled her towards the beast.
Yinyin giggled as she struggled against the big toad, using her hands and feet to keep the mouth from it closing on her as the tongue kept pulling her in.
Keid went pale at the mention of dangerous animals. He checked what he was hunting it was called the Spider Panther. Keid was nervous it was clearly going to be difficult and as he explored the environment trying to find the animal he stumbled into a dark cave he pulled spider webs away from his face and came to a large expanse where he heard a strange hissing. He turned around to see a black silhouette of a Big Cat but as it approached it had 8 beady eyes all staring at Keid with the intention to kill him. Keid was horrified and turned around and began running further into the cave pushing larger and larger and webs away from him when he tripped on rock and fell into more webs Keid tried to pull out of it but couldn't and was stuck and saw the Panther approaching him.
"Holy fuck." Theo couldn't help but let the words slip out. He had succeeded in tracking down the demon fist kangaroo, but fortunately he hadn't been the first. That honor was given to the corpse that Theo had arrived just in time to see have its head punched clean off after the muscular man was foolish enough to think he could defeat the beast in a test of pure strength.
His jaw remand dropped and his eyes were stuck wide open as he stared at the scene in horror. How can I possibly beat this thing? He pondered, having never seen a creature display such raw power. Though he would not be afforded the chance to think for long as it appeared he was not the only person who had gotten the idea to watch the kangaroo from a safe distance. After witnessing the tremendous demonstration of strength, two other applicants burst out of hiding from nearby bushes and began running away in the direction of Theo's hiding spot. Unfortunately for both them and Theo, their attempt escape was futile as the kangaroo punched the air twice, sending powerful gusts of air that shot through their fleeing bodies and proceeded to pierce the trunk of Theo’s perch, sending the tree crashing downwards and the boy into the aggressive creature’s line of sight.
Shit! Why’d they have to bring it this way?! He clenched his teeth and began sprinting away, feeling the blood-lusting presence chasing at his heels.
CRACK! CRACK! With his life on the line, he weaved through the woods, narrowly dodging each powerful blast of air the kangaroo sent his way. Though eventually, Theo ran out of places to run as he came upon a cliff that dropped into a swamp.
What do I do? Risk it here or jump? He looked back at the beast barreling towards him, making the soft ground with lesser chance of death seem all the more tempting. Well… here goes nothing.
Taking one last moment to mentally prepare himself, Theo took a leap of faith and jumped off the edge. Legs first, try to absorb as much of the impact as possible, and roll to redirect the force from landing. He reminded himself as he felt the wind rush against his face, and just a few seconds later he reached his landing destination.
Hmm… it’s softer than I thought. Unbeknownst to the boy who had closed his eyes while bracing for impact, he had inadvertently fallen into another person’s hunt and landed on the soft back of a gigantic toad. The beast croaked in pain and flung it’s legs forward, sending Theo flying off into the muddy earth. 
The boy skidded along the slick surface and drew his knife after reaching a halt. “I just can’t catch a break.” He breathed in exhaustion as he prepared himself to face the gigantic amphibian in front of him.
"Woah!" Yinyin cried out as for some reason the giant toad spit her out and sent her flying into the muddy waters. "I am going to need a shower after this." She laughed while getting to her feet and looking around for her weapons, which seemed to still be stuck in the toad's nose.
To her surprise, there was another person in the area as well. She tried to skip over to him, but her legs kept getting stuck. However her joyful expression remained the same as she poorly skipped towards Theo.
"Hi! Are you here for the toad also? We can share, dibs on the head though." Yinyin moved her mask up to show her face. "By the way I'm human." Just in case the boy wasn't aware of it yet.
The toad roared and then sent out its tongue once more, except this time Yinyin ducked and adjusted her mask. She turned towards the toad, but it seemed to have disappeared. It wasn't until it's giant shadow covered the small sunlight that Yinyin saw they were about to get pounced on. With as much effort as possible, she rolled out of the way. The toad made big enough waves to send Yinyin against a nearby tree. Her entire outfit covered in mud now, but to her luck, one of her blades washed up next to her. She picked it up and pointed it towards her enemy.
"Thank you for my sword!" She yelled before preparing for attack. "Boy that fell from the sky, are you alive?" She called out.
“Barely…” Theo groaned. He certainly wasn’t as agile as this strange girl and had just narrowly escaped the attack only to be flung into the woods.
“I’m not here for the toad, but I guess I don’t see a way out without fighting it. Wanna team up?” He asked, evaluating the girl as a competent ally while he drew his knife and got into a fighting stance.
"Okay!" Yinyin ran towards the toad, using stones sticking out of the mud as steps to avoid being slowed downed by the muddy ground.
The beast kept it's yellow eyes on her, watching her and looking for an opportunity to take it down. But, instead of running directly at it, Yinyin began to go around it, causing the monster to turn it's body to avoid giving the girl its back. Which is what Yinyin had been looking for exactly. Once she had made a half turn, she called out to Theo. "Attack from behind!"
"Ummmm." Theo wasn't exactly sure what to do. Sure, this girl had created an opening, but he wasn't really sure how to take advantage of it. First off, toad was too far away for him to close in quick enough, and even if that wasn't a problem it was too big for his tiny knife to cause much more than an inconvenient wound. Think! He racked his brain for options, feeling pressure to keep up with this girl's so far impressive display. What can I do right now... His eyes drifted to the strong hind legs of the toad, the point at which they bent was actually pretty thin and he had learned from his fall that the skin of the beast was soft. That's it!
After Yinyin had drawn the creatures attention, Theo arched his arm back and hurled his knife. It cut through the air and slashed through the ligament at the joint of its right hind leg. The cut was small, but the technical precision would lead yield a great advantage as it crippled a leg.
"All you!" He shouted to the girl. "Approach from its right side!"
Yinyin couldn't help but smirk as the boy cooperated with her and seemed to understand she was going for the kill. With the toad now turning his attention to his injured leg, Yinyin dashed in for the kill.
"Mine mine mine mine mine!" She yelled as she dodged and incoming giant tongue from the panicked toad and reached his throat.
Yinyin stabbed her sword into the toad's neck and then slashed in an upwards curved motion. The toad swing one of his front legs violently and hit Yinyin sending the girl flying into the muddy swamp and knocking her mask off. The beast began jump around in agony as it breath it's last breaths.
Louise stalked after one of the participants, a man who seemed to know his way around the forest. Following the man, Louise was able to sus out the location of a water source as that was the first thing the man located in order to refill what seemed to be a canteen. None of that mattered now that she'd found her target's habitat and Louise promptly ditched the man in favor of scouting the banks of the river. She picked a direction and started walking.
The further she walked, the more the terrain changed. The loamy soil of the