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[ATHATH]

"I wanted to go to a settlement because I prefer civilization to the wilderness, and I figured that a settlement would be the best place to learn more about this world and how to get back to my home dimension from."

"But why don't humans accept monsters in their presence? Why do you hunt them?"

[Failbird105]

Protoquin

The Quinkan would choose to observe the figures from a distance, rather than approach, wasting its own life was the least wanted thing for it to do at the moment.

[Puppyguard]

Go'von wrapped tighter and tighter around the beast's neck. He knew it would be dead soon, just a little longer.

[crazyabe]

The angel looked upon its prey, and charged, hoping to tear the beasts neck open with its "Power"

[Nakéen]

"I wanted to go to a settlement because I prefer civilization to the wilderness, and I figured that a settlement would be the best place to learn more about this world and how to get back to my home dimension from."

"But why don't humans accept monsters in their presence? Why do you hunt them?"

"That's the way our world work. You hunt the creatures that would hunt you. If we don't fight, we die."

The mage explained the matter with more tact:
"Humans and monsters are too different. Some monsters are wolves, some are sheep. And some are wolves wearing the sheep's skin. Too many humans die to monsters every year, that's why we don't accept monsters presence."

[AbstractTraitorHero]

Wing's gently feeling the man's hair curling it around the ends. Smiling he was an appealing prey and she liked what she saw the wavy hair was something she quite liked. Maybe she could make something outta it? Or hell she could just keep it around as a nest liner or something of the like that would be nice.

But for now. She breather her singing becoming lower. Quieter as her mouth came close to his face.

"Goodnight."

Give him a gentle kiss. Then "Gently" rip his throat out. Hold him down until he stops struggling if he does struggle. If he doesn't? Just hold him. Hold him quietly until he goe's.

[GigaGiant]

(Barely any time atm, so just a quick action)

Continue hiding and lick my wounds. Try to heal.

[Beirus]

((Didn't even know this was a thing. Nakeen, can I join with Gray?))

[ATHATH]

"I wanted to go to a settlement because I prefer civilization to the wilderness, and I figured that a settlement would be the best place to learn more about this world and how to get back to my home dimension from."

"But why don't humans accept monsters in their presence? Why do you hunt them?"

"That's the way our world work. You hunt the creatures that would hunt you. If we don't fight, we die."

The mage explained the matter with more tact:
"Humans and monsters are too different. Some monsters are wolves, some are sheep. And some are wolves wearing the sheep's skin. Too many humans die to monsters every year, that's why we don't accept monsters presence."

"And in response to that, you commit genocide? I could understand just barring monsters from entering your town, but I think that actively hunting them goes a bit too far."

"Unless, of course, you're hunting a specific monster that has committed a crime. Are you, and if so, who (or what) are you hunting?"

[Nakéen]

"And in response to that, you commit genocide? I could understand just barring monsters from entering your town, but I think that actively hunting them goes a bit too far."

"Unless, of course, you're hunting a specific monster that has committed a crime. Are you, and if so, who (or what) are you hunting?"

"Genocide? Damn right, we wish we could!"

The men all laughed heartily.
"It's not a matter of morality there, it's a live or die matter. Barring monsters from entering towns was enough ago, but times changed. You have no idea what monsters are capable of."

[Nakéen]

((Didn't even know this was a thing. Nakeen, can I join with Gray?))

((Of course!))

[ATHATH]

"And in response to that, you commit genocide? I could understand just barring monsters from entering your town, but I think that actively hunting them goes a bit too far."

"Unless, of course, you're hunting a specific monster that has committed a crime. Are you, and if so, who (or what) are you hunting?"

"Genocide? Damn right, we wish we could!"

The men all laughed heartily.
"It's not a matter of morality there, it's a live or die matter. Barring monsters from entering towns was enough ago, but times changed. You have no idea what monsters are capable of."

"What are monsters capable of that a sufficiently powerful human mage isn't?"

[Nakéen]

"What are monsters capable of that a sufficiently powerful human mage isn't?"

There was a brief silence, the leader was unable to answer. There was a feeling of defeat in the air, and they had powerless looks on their faces.
"We don't kn-"

The leader stopped Laphores.
"Listen... breadface. There is something you don't seem to get. I don't know how your world was, but in this world, we humans are not at the top of the food chain. If we don't hunt monsters, they grow and become more dangerous. You know that powerful mage you spoke about? Let's say this incredible, dazzling mage can beat any known monster. Awesome right? I guess if you were that mage, you would just protect your town and leave the monsters in peace right? Then what about the other towns? Well they can suck it up, they don't have you. So they get destroyed and everyone die, but that's fine, you can protect your town after all. Well, one day a monster you never saw before attack your town. Your spells do nothing to it. He is stronger than anything you have ever seen. You die, and now your town and everyone you cared about is dead. Too bad for you you didn't kill it when it was still manageable. That's why we hunt monsters, if we don't, they get stronger than us and we become the hunted."

One man added.
"Sorry for our harsh captain breadface. What he meant is that monsters change and evolve, and some get damn terrifying, unstoppable even. Wasn't always like this, but now it is."

Another whispered "I heard some even grow immune to magic." "I thought that was a fact" said another.

[ATHATH]

"What are monsters capable of that a sufficiently powerful human mage isn't?"

There was a brief silence, the leader was unable to answer. There was a feeling of defeat in the air, and they had powerless looks on their faces.
"We don't kn-"

The leader stopped Laphores.
"Listen... breadface. There is something you don't seem to get. I don't know how your world was, but in this world, we humans are not at the top of the food chain. If we don't hunt monsters, they grow and become more dangerous. You know that powerful mage you spoke about? Let's say this incredible, dazzling mage can beat any known monster. Awesome right? I guess if you were that mage, you would just protect your town and leave the monsters in peace right? Then what about the other towns? Well they can suck it up, they don't have you. So they get destroyed and everyone die, but that's fine, you can protect your town after all. Well, one day a monster you never saw before attack your town. Your spells do nothing to it. He is stronger than anything you have ever seen. You die, and now your town and everyone you cared about is dead. Too bad for you you didn't kill it when it was still manageable. That's why we hunt monsters, if we don't, they get stronger than us and we become the hunted."

One man added.
"Sorry for our harsh captain breadface. What he meant is that monsters change and evolve, and some get damn terrifying, unstoppable even. Wasn't always like this, but now it is."

Another whispered "I heard some even grow immune to magic." "I thought that was a fact" said another.

"But why would a monster be more likely to burn a village and not try to protect it than, say, the aforementioned mage?"

"I see your point, however."

"How does magic work in this world? Do any of you know anything about alchemy?"

[Sarrak]

"First, but not the last trap..."

Use my intellect to solve oncoming deadly riddles. Or guess what exactly is happening.