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He sprinted through the woods, a bear chasing him as he whooped and grinned. "WHOOO-HOOO!" He turned onto the road to Rainestar, the bear trailing behind.

Firmano was barely on the trial to Rainestar at this point, covered in blood already and decently scraped up. His eyes scanned the area, but he didn't spot anything. Just then, a sound resounded throughout the area and Firmano's ears twitched while birds flew into the air. It was the sound of a mad man and a bear roaring out of pure rage. This caused Firmano to tense up once more after his initial escape and he re-emerged into the forest, running at the fastest speed he could muster after having fled his village. Spotting the two, he ran straight towards him from an angle and made a loud threatening noise that was almost as deep as the bear's. Just then, he leaped up from the ground and tackled the bear, whipping out his long weapon and slashed it's neck, not without getting slashed on the belly first. The bear was dead now, but Firmano now had an injury much greater than his small cuts.

Trail*

He skidded to a stop after seeing what happened to Firmano, cursing under his breath. "You alright, man?" He asked, wincing at the sight of the gash on his chest. "Yikes, that's bad..." He dug around in a small sack he was holding, tossing him a large amount of bandages. "I'll help wrap it, this is gonna hurt, though."

Holding his belly, he was frozen from pain for a few long moments and listened to what this man was saying. Firmano didn't bother looking at the guy until he realized that he was throwing something at him. His ear twitched a slight bit and he quickly took a few steps back, making sure not to move his body up and down too rapidly due to his injury. The roll of bandages fell to the ground with a thud and a small bit of dust mixed with dirt stirred up. The wild boy's eyes were looking quickly between the bandages and the man before he swiped the bandages up and put his bloody spear away. "...Stay." He said to the man quickly, now waiting to see if he were to approach him still or not.