Gorilla

Jason was in the bamboo he was currently wandering in the it swinging through by grabbing onto the green handles placed there originally. He would look behind every now and then to make sure that nothing was behind him.

Nothing was behind him, really, nobody was near him or anywhere close to him. Jason guessed that the giant monster gorilla was just waiting for him at the entrance like it expected him to follow the actual path, hah as he would ever do that. He had just done a little sidestep and somehow, he must have evaded the giant monster gorilla.

It seemed really easy, almost too easy, wait that wasn't a foreshadow was it?

Well, it didn't matter, Jason kept on swinging through the entire forest which was surprisingly silent as if all life had disappeared from it. The forest was so thick that Jason couldn't see what terrain was after the forest. It took all that Jason had to notice the green handles in the green bamboo forest. Really, whoever designed this part was evil. And then arrows started flying at him from nowhere. Yeah whoever had designed this was pure evil.

Jason started to jump through clusters of arrows and dodge giant swinging scythes (wherever those came from)

And then he looked behind him again to see parts of the forests behind him being crushed. The forest was visibly getting destroyed as Jason raced on. Bamboo was falling, leaves were flying all around the destroyed part and one silhouette stood out.

Of course, it was Jason's new nightmare, the giant monster gorilla, Jason's speed started to pick up and his arms started to blur.

Swing and run through the trees as Jason might, he could not beat the endless destruction and tyrannical power that was the giant monster gorilla.

Jason could see the giant monster gorilla getting closer to him, well he still couldn't see the gorilla clearly but the destruction of the forest definitely was visible, leaves started to blow in his face, adding to his confusion of dodging arrows and other traps. For some reason, fireballs also started to fly at him. And if Jason hadn't been swinging through the trees for his life he was sure he would have been knocked out in the first wave of traps. The good news was the giant monster gorilla was taking some damage from the various traps set by what Jason would now call the devil.

Jason looked around as he ran faster, there was no way he could escape from the giant monster gorilla he could only just hopelessly plod on hoping for something or somebody to save him.

And something did indeed save him, The forest suddenly ended at a huge, vast, cliff, it was spread before him when he emerged from the bamboo forest. Jason had barely grabbed onto the last handle embedded on the last bamboo and stopped himself from falling off the cliff. He didn't have time to look down but he could tell that they were high up, maybe the devil had put in an unnoticeable slope so that they were always going up. Maybe it, because they were already high up or the training center, was made on the hills.

But Jason did know one fact, he was in a very high spot.

Breathing a loud sigh a relief he looked back, and he regretted it so hard. The giant monster gorilla was barreling through and emerged at full speed towards him.

Jason reacted quickly and held onto the handle on the bamboo tree for dear life.

For a second he actually thought it would work, but when the giant monster gorilla literally bulldozed the bamboo he was holding onto over. He knew it was over, he flew off the cliff with the giant monster gorilla, his eyes full of blame as he glared at the gorilla.

He was falling but it was taking a long time to die so he looked down. First of all, he regretted looking down. But then he noticed that the roaring noise that he had heard from the beginning was getting louder and louder.

Enduring the urge to throw up he pinpointed where the roar was coming from. Below them, Jason hadn't had the time to look down the cliff (because of, you know the giant monster gorilla bulldozing him) but now that he had all the time of his life to look down he saw the source a waterfall.

his first thought when he saw it

"yeah I should have figured that out way earlier"

his second thought was

'Holy **** I can survive'

Jason looked to his right to see the giant monster gorilla falling next to him its arms flailing, Both of them were getting closer and closer to the ground and Jason knew he only had a small window of time.

He did a swimming motion with his arms, absolutely nothing happened. You would expect something to happen, but alas air is different than water.

So Jason did the next best thing, he angled his trajectory and tucked himself into a dive position to get closer to the giant monster gorilla.

It worked, he was moving closer to the giant monster gorilla, but at the same time, the ground was also.

Once he was close enough to grab onto the fur of the giant monster gorilla he started grabbing parts of the fur and using it as an anchor.

Jason had to admit he did pull out some fur, intentionally and out of spite, but that wasn't important.

Climbing across the giant monster Gorillas's body was much harder than Jason had expected, it was like crossing a bridge or a tightrope expect that the winds much faster than expected and were swinging you all around the place. In short, it sucked for both him and the gorilla but more for the gorilla.

Once he got to the edge, he leapt off and got close to the side of the cliff, right underneath him was the waterfall.

Grabbing his sword he stabbed it into the cliffside in a desperate attempt to slow himself down.

The waterfall got closer and closer the roaring was getting louder and louder so much so that Jason thought that he couldn't hear his own thoughts.