Unnatural Beasties
10-21-2017, 04:43 PM
With the bear being attacked on both sides it wasn't sure who to go for, which worked in Malleus' favor. He retreated unscathed; a fate his father didn't share with him. Upon hearing his father's pained gasp the titan bolted around and jumped back into the fray. With the bear between them it wasn't immediately clear to Malleus what kind of condition his father was in, so he decided to provide the senior demigod with cover by engaging the bear a second time.
The titan circled around behind the bear and then dove towards the creature's haunches. Most of his attention was on the bear, but out of the corner of his eye he searched for his father in the hopes of reassuring himself of the man's well being. Malleus' gaze didn't find him, but Amon's voice, directed at the stranger who had, until now, gone unnoticed by the titan, reached his ears. If he was well enough to speak, he was well enough for the time being. Malleus would see to his injuries later if necessary.
Mally's jaws flung wide as he set his sights on the back of the bear's left hind leg. He knew there was a lot of fur to bite through there, but he was hoping he could get through it and damage a tendon. A painful, uncooperative hind foot would surely slow the bear down enough for the wolves to handle it better.
The titan circled around behind the bear and then dove towards the creature's haunches. Most of his attention was on the bear, but out of the corner of his eye he searched for his father in the hopes of reassuring himself of the man's well being. Malleus' gaze didn't find him, but Amon's voice, directed at the stranger who had, until now, gone unnoticed by the titan, reached his ears. If he was well enough to speak, he was well enough for the time being. Malleus would see to his injuries later if necessary.
Mally's jaws flung wide as he set his sights on the back of the bear's left hind leg. He knew there was a lot of fur to bite through there, but he was hoping he could get through it and damage a tendon. A painful, uncooperative hind foot would surely slow the bear down enough for the wolves to handle it better.
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