Could it not be that simple?

The sun was already up and to the point of radiating yellow beams not just those orange morning light.

Nash just got out of the cave while streching his human body. Normally he would not go hunt as a snake as the food came to him without doing nothing, yet now, he really wants to get stronger.

His right hand was closed holding the hilt of a dagger, the weapon itself was very simple but the blade was a little bent towards the sky since he was holding it in a reverse grip having the dagger aiming backwards.

Today he is going to take the life of a quadruped that was yellow in color and was very lean in terms of body.

This morning he would not train the footwork his father passed to him as he did everyday until now as he didn't have the pacience to do it. It's important to say that he was getting so good at the footwork it seemed that his novice lessons were complete.

It was obvious for him that there're a lot of lessons that he didn't know since what he had mastered now is too simple to be the whole thing.

Ready, he dashed through the woods with a reinforced body using mana in search of the target, the monster in question can be considerated from the same race of a tiger possessing even black stripes going from the head to the tail of the creature.

Though his speed was fast, his body was limited because of age.

Sending his senses all around him he felt the big prey stalking while crouched another animal - 'He seems distracted.' That's all that the dashing figure thought as he came to stop and activated stealth, which started to drain his mana rapidly.

Passing a bunch of bushes he was near the prey.

As mana was almost reaching half he already had the tiger in his sights, Nash changed his reverse grip of his weapon to a forward one as his speed peaked.

Now he had just spent half of the half of his mana to make his frame blur while he deactivated stealth. Yes, now Nash was visible if the eyes of the enemy could even pick up this insane momentum.

His body right now was rich in mana as his undeveloped muscles clenched with strength, his grip on the dagger got stronger when his dashing figure arrived at the left side of the monster.

It was guaranteed that he couldn't stop, as a result the plan was to be unpredictable as his right arm went first into the tiger's body with the dagger aiming at the place where the heart was localized.

Sadly the skin of the monster was stronger than what it seemed and managed to resist the admittance of the blade all the way to the heart.

The animal that was being stalked by Nash's prey got scared by the sudden noise and ran away from the scene.

With this the nerves of the creature screamed in pain making it react fast. The monster only needed to use his tail in the kid to make him fly away. While that happened, Nash was not just standing still, he used the remaining mana to make all the blade melt into liquid poison.

When the remain of the weapon was pulled away together with the child the place of the attack started bleeding even more. The poison really helped the blood to go out as he now had the hemotoxic type in there.

The venom was really close to the heart and a consequence of this was the quick effects of it. The vision of the animal was all over the place as the venom was pumped to the brain. Not only that the neurotoxic too had its effects as the nervous system had becomed paralyzed.

The striped creature was really having its internal problems as he didn't even positioned his body to face against Nash, he just stood there having problems to breath and keeping balance. Blood was nonstop flooding out while the kid just watched.

His instincts talked to him, saying that he was already dead, not a hope left. On the contrary, Nash knew he didn't need to help the cat die, the previous attack was already enough even if his poison is not the strongest, the quantity was enough to deal with it.

Trying to make a sound was impossible to the monster as his mouth kept contorting and that was a weird sight.

Like what he did to the purple bunny, he was just waiting to the beast die.

This tiger was indeed stronger but good thing he didn't evolved yet, if so, Nash would be having a problem to kill it, if he even could kill it.

As Nash was at it, he used 'Mana Sense' and saw another tiger aproaching fast, and not wasting time he hid himself on a bush on the other side from where the new challenger would be arriving.

Bushes and trees were shaking as the sounds of roar resounded making the birds fly away.

Now a new one appeared being a female, she looked aroud and found the male, she felt melancholic. The two looked in each others' eyes, looking like they're communicating and so the female snapped her eyes at the bush Nash was hiding startling him as his 'Sixth Sense' flared up.