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Personal Narrative: Strolling In The Forest

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When i woke up this morning i found myself at a forest opening. I can hear bird chirping and bug sounds and even beast cries so it really a forest. But how can i wake up in this place? I remember sleep in my apartement yesterday after drinking with co-workers. Did somebody has grudge on me, abducted me and threw me to this forest? Hoping me to be eaten by beast? Surely not ... probably. Argh... my mind can't think of reason why i am here. Thinking something that has no answers is not productive. For now let's say this is dream, one that feel so real. Strolling in the forest doesn't sound so bad. ... "... and 5 hours pass like that" There is limit how real dream can be. I feel hurt when i stumbled on rock, i even feel hungry right now. No matter how slow i think, i know it can't be dream. So someone did throw me to this forest. Who? Is it the …show more content…

Deep in my heart i wish for those development. I mean, its a man romance to go through such fantasy. "oh its noon already, Its time for hunting meats !" Lately i'm not relying on traps anymore. Knowing my power grow i find hunting on my own more effective than waiting for prey fall to traps. Equip myself with makeshift spear and dagger from a big horned wolf horn and fang, i walk to my usual hunting spot. Looking at a car-sized boar at distance i decide on my prey. Creeping to bushes near the boar, i prepared my spear. After find a chance, i leap to back of the boar stabing my spear at its neck. I am keeping my distance from trashing boar looking for chance to finish it. i charge myself to the boar and slash it neck. Having it necck slashed open the boar stop moving and let out it last breath. A second later i feel the surge of power again. "It comeeee......!" I can't get enough of this refreshing feeling from it. Having calm down from the excitement of it, i bring the boar carcass back to my

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