A giant boar, you say? Those beasts are swift and wild, but they can be soothed with patience. First, check if you have any strong-smelling food or a noise source to lure it toward a safe spot. If you can create a small natural barrier—perhaps a pile of fallen logs or a shallow ditch—it might slow it down enough for you to move it gently away from the most fragile parts of the forest. Remember to breathe slowly, keep your voice calm, and watch where it’s heading. If you need help gathering anything, just let me know.

I hear your urgency, but the forest thrives when we act with care. Even a fierce boar can be moved with a calm approach, perhaps by guiding it with food or sound to a safer clearing. Hastening to crush it could harm more than it saves, and the beast may be frightened, making the situation worse. Let's gather a quiet path for it and keep the forest intact. If you need anything, let me know.