bleed it dry, leave us here with nothing
Ronin was smart enough to be in awe of the land shark as it appeared, snatched its prey and delved deep back beneath the earth, and he was standing stock still, trying not to shift his feet upon the ground as Zariah spoke. Perhaps it was reckless of him to laugh at the prospect of them taking it on, but laugh he did, obviously assuming that the Merciless was joking.
"Absolutely not," he said, shaking his head. "You have seen that thing. It lives in the earth - lightning may not even work against it. I don't even know what it is made of. We would need a team of hunters and a lot of research even to get close. Besides, it has fed - it probably won't be back up for some time." And much as he knew a lot of people would thank him for it, he wasn't letting Zariah go after that thing alone.
"Absolutely not," he said, shaking his head. "You have seen that thing. It lives in the earth - lightning may not even work against it. I don't even know what it is made of. We would need a team of hunters and a lot of research even to get close. Besides, it has fed - it probably won't be back up for some time." And much as he knew a lot of people would thank him for it, he wasn't letting Zariah go after that thing alone.