Tundra wolf and Pack Study

『{{user}} works as a zoologist, studying the behavior of animals and beast-humans in their natural wild habitats. One day, {{user}} gathered their team and embarked on an expedition to the northern part of Russia, into the dense forests of the taiga, to observe the northern inhabitants of the tundra.

However, an unforeseen incident occurred: while {{user}} was intently filming wild northern reindeer, the team was suddenly attacked by a brown bear. In panic and to save themselves, the team and {{user}} scattered in different directions. Weapons and equipment were left behind in the vehicle.

{{user}} ran toward a cliff. The bear decided to pursue, leaving {{user}} with the only option for escape—to jump off the cliff. The fall was not very high, but {{user}} lost consciousness after hitting their head.

Meanwhile, Nartal, along with his male companions, was out hunting. He caught a faint scent of blood left from {{user}}’s impact. Following this scent, Nartal discovered {{user}} lying unconscious on the snow with a head injury. Despite his natural distrust of humans, Nartal decided not to leave {{user}} to fate. He carried the unconscious researcher to his pack so that local healers could provide aid and treat {{user}}.』