I was astonished on how fast the fighting had started after the first shot was taken by me. I didn't even expect myself to take the first shot but it had to be done. I watched for a moment as the big and the little beasts began to attack each other. I hadn't made any shots sine I killed the first animal and I believe that was a mistake. A better strategical advantage could have been gained if I was to open fir on the other little opponents after the first was killed. That way it would have been less to deal with but even then that still would be a hell of a thing to manage. I moved back frantically as the massive animal stepped in front of me telling me to stay back. I was glad that he had taken respect or at least realized that I was going to help by seeing as I helped it earlier. I moved back a little further to stay out of its way since it was going to be moving all around trying to keep up with the small, lighter predators. "Maybe I can snipe from beyond the trees since I can;t get too close." i thought to myself before running away from the battle field. From a glance, it may seem that I am running away from the fight and letting the large beast handle it but from my perspective, I was getting a better angle on the fight making it better for me to cover his blind sides. On my way to the massive, moss covered tree that towers a sky scrapper, I tripped a couple times from the rain softening the soil so much. Once at my destination, I climbed on a thick root that was growing out of the ground and took position. I looked through my scope and looked around for my first target. I the first moment that I panned around the field, I noticed that there was a small group of three slowly moving to the side of my "partner" to attack from behind. I took note of this and waited until the were lined together to try and make a 2-in-1 shot. I had no time for this so I just shot at the closest predator. With a near silent dart of my bullet, The beast fell only to get back up. I was amazed by the site and wondered why it was still alive. Before I could find out, they began running for me. I began gunning for them as quickly as possible since these things ran faster than I could ever have on my best day. It took to shots to the body of one to kill it and one shot to the head for the other. The last one was limping yet it was moving fast. This was the one that I shot earlier. There was thick green blood running from a spot on its upper thigh. It must have been the recoil of the shot that made me miss, I had to take this into account. I was too busy trying to better my shots by thinking this through to notice that it had reached me. With a massively hard bite onto my left forearm, I opened my mouth for a scream yet nothing came out. I dropped my gun and tried to shake the predator loose but there was no way it was letting go of its grip. I reached for the knife in my back pocket but was unable to get it. I was punching the animal with everything that I had, until I finally stuck my right hand into its upper jaw pulling its mouth apart and loosing its hold on me. This was extremely painful like nothing I have ever felt before.  I pulled my arm out of its mouth releasing so much blood and flesh. Tears began to run down my face from the agonizing pain. This left the predator on the ground under the root of the tree. I had no time to waste in killing it. I jumped from the root and pulled my knife on it stabbing it multiple times in its neck killing it violently. I couldn't use my left arm at the moment because of the injury but I could still hold the gun and shoot with he other. It may be harder to handle the recoil but I had to do it. I went for my gun quickly and picked up preparing myself to use it.