That's right, bears could curse too... no, taunt.
Although Abomination had already lost his mind, he still had no way to resist that demonic voice drilling into his brain.
A mere beast dared to mock him. How could he stand for that?!
So Abomination spared the trembling pickup truck, turned around, and charged at Oaks again.
Oaks had actually considered it. Those reporters were so dedicated... perhaps he should grant their wish and let them die in the line of duty?
But in the end, he couldn't bring himself to do it.
Exposure no longer mattered. With a shout, Oaks pulled Abomination's aggro back, shifted directly into Cheetah Form, activated Sprint, and began kiting him—
The wounds Abomination had been torn open by earlier were still gushing blood.
After circling the area for dozens of seconds, the taunt and bleed effects had mostly worn off. Oaks shifted into a giant bear again, charged, stunned him with a swipe, shifted into a cheetah to stack all sorts of bleed debuffs, then resumed kiting—
Whenever Abomination tried to run elsewhere, Oaks would shout a taunt and drag him back.
As for Abomination's powerful jumping ability, comparable to a Heroic Leap—even Hulk's leaps could be countered by Oaks, let alone his?
The news pickup parked in the distance captured everything. They understood that even this miraculous giant bear wasn't confident he could withstand this monster head-on.
But this fucking bear could turn into a cheetah. So who was the real monster?
Monster versus beast?
General Ross, who had gone to gather the troops, had quietly returned by then—his mind was perfectly clear. Through the communications equipment, he had learned about the one holding Abomination back... a beast?
Fine. In any case, this beast was an ally, a special consultant with unusual abilities dispatched