The Fable - Vol. 8 Ch. 79 - Riverside Man...

[MangaDex]

 

[Jarkko]

Gonna get some bear meat I guess.

 

[Ank]

This arc is so cool and unexpected

 

[scarlet_summer]

Yo yo yoooo

Thanks for the sweet double update mono scans!

Now I'm really curious how they'll face the bear. The only other manga I have for reference about bear hunting is Golden Kamuy, and they use guns and poisoned arrows lol

 

[Hounder]

That bear may just learn the meaning of fear.

 

[Sauruan]

Thank you for the scan. Ripped through both chapters in like 5 minutes.

 

[Tersione]

Well, at least it's not a grizzly bear. With this kind even he might be able to drive it away without Fable if he keeps his cool.

 

[udomsa33]

Easy, just eat the bear

 

[commandervimes]

In 10 chapters from now the bear will try to become an apprentice to fable, I can feel it

 

[77BLc9JwJGpLVARkamJx]

Bear cape coming.

 

[Levankua]

Nice knowing you dude.

 

[boldmonkey]

Japanese black bears are pretty small and peaceful animals, nothing like brown bears. No real reason to be afraid of one unless it's absolutely desperate for food, and considering how endangered the species is there can't be much competition over resources in the area.

 

[Kaarme]

Unlucky bear. It's going to turn into a bear roast once Satou comes back. If it knew what was good for it, it would have made itself scarce during the night.

 

[Dante765]

Where is takamura when you need him?

 

[Petrichormus]

Man you know what, if the dude got a scar from the bear he will brag about it to no end lmao

 

[sadcereal]

I dont think his adventure would sail so smooth. Hope fable would just let him experience smth from the bear.

 

[nyali_artidjo_feng]

new face tatto

 

[Redice]

Yo yo yo yogi bear!

You won't be eating bugs tonight.

 

[chowpow]

I can't BEAR it. It's a....... WHALE of a problem

 

[moozooh]

No real reason to be afraid of one unless it's absolutely desperate for food

True, and this is generally correct for most animals out there. They want nothing to do with humans, will be driven away all by themselves by the sounds and smells of human camps, and won't attack unless frenzied or provoked (such as by invading their personal space or triggering their pursuit or fight-or-flight reflexes). When I was going on solo hikes in the mountains, my biggest concern was wolves rather than bears. If you see those up close, there's a very high chance that they don't mind showing themselves because 1) they already consider you a potential prey, so convincing them otherwise will take a lot more effort, 2) they already have you surrounded because they typically hunt in packs. But still, the chance of any big animal deliberately attacking you while you're minding your business is extremely low. Much more likely to accidentally step on a venomous snake in tall grass, or try swatting a curious spider on reflex, or have a centipede making home in your shoes, or just be bitten by a disease-carrying tick. The small ones are a real menace.