[b][h2][color=889194]Captain Argus Fellborn[/color][/h2][/b]

The creature's thick hide made it difficult for the vampire to injure, and it didn't seem fazed by any injuries.  Many aquatic creatures were the same way, their thick layers of skin and fat making it difficult to get to their blood and vitals.  If he wanted to kill this thing, he'd need to either cut deeper, or take another approach.  After all, as tough as this thing was, there were so many myriad ways to bring about the end of a mortal being's life.

Fortunately, when the bear-boar reared up, it gave the vampire better shots at its vitals without damaging the pelt.  In fact, it was precisely the underside where it'd need to be skinned from.  Argus thrust his sword at the bottom of the creature's chest seam and thrust upward.  Even if he didn't hit anything immediately vital in the process, this ought to make it easier to find and strike at something that [i]would[/i] put it down, right?

[color=889194][i]Let's see what you look like on the inside, monster.[/i][/color]

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