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I.Introduction (Part Two), "Strange Visions" cont.


Leading to the next platform, which took three miles of walking, a feline form took almost all of the illuminated light: another tiger. 


"Charger."


Famous for intimidating forest jeep drivers and scaring any visiting tourists, Charger was an incredibly lovely tiger who delighted in forcing fright into any living creature around him. Not only that, but Charger was also a large tiger and this is what led him to dominate most of the male tigers in his range.


Athough he isn't a 21st century tiger, Charger was a bit of a prankster in his spare time. He would predate on a sub-adult water buffalo only to leave it there, and all of a sudden, come rushing out the side opposite of the fallen prey to scare the video-happy tourists and photographers. This is where the name "Charger" originated from; he had always charged at almost every human and vehicle around.


Other tigers matched him in terms of his character: ruthless aggression. Yet these tigers didn't even hold a light to Charger in terms of size or territory domination. He was the one who evenly distributed all of these traits together, and with time passing, created a tiger heir that continued on and on. An angry tiger he was, and his bright, orange, glowing coat showed this anger brilliantly without him making a single facial expression.


On to the next one, shall I?
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