I watched as the smaller yet somehow more demonic looking creatures got into formation to attack us. They were smart predators much like the ones that I read about, the ones that used to inhabit Earth. They reminded me of mutant lions or tigers. Maybe even a panther? Either way, they could all mane a human easily. I hadn't had a clue on how I should get away. I felt a light drizzle coming from above, this meant that the rain was pouring down. We didn't get as much rain as I anticipated because we are under the shade and protection of the trees. The storm was the least of our problems at the moment. Not taking my eyes away from my scope, I noticed the distraction take place. They wanted the larger animal rather than me. This may spark predetermined tensions between the prey and the predator but I had to get that animal off of the larger animal's wing. With one swing of its tail, 2 of the predators were gliding through the air like birds. Both whimpering like little dogs on their way to the ground. I felt bad for neither since this meant my survival. I needed to help the large one because it is my closest help to getting back home and because it is too hurt to defend itself properly. I aimed quickly towards the the predator's eye. Its yellow eyes gowing through the darkness that was created by the overcast of massive, clouds. There was a small black pupil in the direct middle of its eye. With one gracefully placed shot, all you heard was a small thud from the guns recoil, a brief whining, and finally silences. Looking down to the predator, there was a small hole through its eye and greenish blood trickling out. This was a confirmed shot but turning to the rest of them frightened me down to my soul. My heart dropped hastily into my stomach and I was almost petrified by the site of them all staring me down. Looking dead into their deep yellow eyes, all there was to see was blood thirst. It took me a quick moment to snap out of it before I was ready to shoot another one of them. This was going to be difficult but I hope that the larger animal will have my back just as I have his.