I sprinted toward the mini forest as the wolves' whistles drew closer.

I turned my head to the side and saw a wolf making a mad dash for me, it's mouth wide open.

I may not be certain if a vaccine was needed for a monkey bite, but I was sure that I would need one for a wolf.

Before I could take a step further, that wolf bit onto my leg.

It had no intention of letting go.

Thanks to the pumping adrenaline, I felt no obvious pain.

Nevertheless, it slowed me down. The wolf braked and used the surplus force to pull me backward.

I was just three steps away from my tree but before I could even attempt to climb it, a second wolf bit my other leg.

Then came the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth.

They had me trapped and were biting onto every corner of my legs.

That was when I felt the pain.

The monkeys finally started moving. Four gathered in one tree and started forming a pyramid.

A monkey ladder was formed and the closes