It wasn't a monster from the game she used to play. It was a massive, shadow-slicked Black Viper , nearly thirty feet long, coiled around a decimated merchant wagon. But the Viper wasn't the problem. The problem was what was currently eating the Viper.
The impact didn't just stop the bear; it sent a shockwave through the clearing that leveled the remaining shrubbery. The massive beast skidded back fifty feet, flipping over twice before crashing into a rock face. It tried to rise, letting out one last, defiant growl, before the sheer weight of Yuna's "Bear Magic" took hold. 3 : Bear, Goes on Rampage
The forest exploded in a flash of brilliance. The rampaging bear turned, its eyes red with bloodlust, and charged. It was a literal force of nature, snapping ancient trunks like toothpicks. Yuna didn't move. She waited until the beast was inches away, its hot, rancid breath hitting her face. "Bear Punch," she said softly. It wasn't a monster from the game she used to play
"Yeah, yeah," Yuna smiled, pulling a dried fish from her infinite bear-subspace pocket. "Episode three is over. Let's go home and find an inn with a decent bathtub." The problem was what was currently eating the Viper
Yuna sighed, her Bear Ponies (her magical summons, Kumakyu and Kumayuru) huffing at her side. "I just wanted a quiet first day," she muttered.
Yuna adjusted her bear-themed hood, the soft fabric a stark contrast to the gritty atmosphere of the Crimson Vulture Inn. She had only been in this world for a few days, but the local Adventurer’s Guild had already given her a reputation: the girl in the ridiculous suit who could punch through solid oak.