Bang!
Bang, bang!
The rhino-like Medium Species monsters clashed and fought as they charged, using the five huge, curved, sharp horns on their heads!
The rumbling collisions echoed through the rainforest.
At first, they startled some birds into flight. But soon the birds seemed to get used to it, perching among the branches with bright eyes as they waited for another feast of the dead.
In the distance, Gelman crouched on a tree branch. He lowered his binoculars and turned to the other three. "Looks like they're killing their own kind."
"I can't see any reason for them to be fighting," Ging said, lowering his binoculars too. "They're not competing for mates or territory."
Biscuit and Shizuku had also scanned the area with their binoculars, and had reached the same conclusion as Gelman and Ging.
"Then we can more or less assume we're getting close to the 'Two-Tailed Snake: Hell Bell,'" Biscuit said, rubbing her chin. "A monster that can spread murderous intent fits the situation, doesn't it?"
"But have any of you seen the 'Two-Tailed Snake: Hell Bell'?" Ging asked.
Gelman, Biscuit, and Shizuku looked at one another, then shook their heads.
"Maybe it's hiding," Gelman said. "It could be provoking these fights by spreading murderous intent because its own body isn't strong, much like the 'Human-Raising Beast Papu' in the Treacherous Mountains."
"Didn't your En pick up on its presence?" Biscuit asked.
"That'd be difficult," Ging explained on Gelman's behalf. "Gelman and I probably sensed far too many living things. They could be the Two-Tailed Snake Hell Bell, or they could just be insignificant snakes and bugs."
"Then should we get closer and observe?" Biscuit asked.
"We don't really have any other choice," Gelman said after a moment's thought. "They're probably good at concealing their aura. If we