Editing Venomancer Luring (section)

=== Abort! ===

Aborting a pull, if your pet hasn't got there yet, is easy.  Unsummon the pet.
Don't panic, don't do anything else.  Just unsummon the pet.
:''(OK, since unsummoning takes time, you can hit 'halt' and then unsummon, which might help.  Especially if it's not on auto, so won't retaliate even if the monster notices it.)''

'''If your pet has hit a monster, you've pulled.  It's too late.  You ''will'' bring that monster.  Anything you tell your pet to do at this point will only bring more.'''
:And, of course, the pet might attack whilst it is being unsummoned.

'''Do not hit 'follow'.  'Follow' is a way to bring a huge pile of monsters back to you.  You're trying to ''cancel'' the pull.'''

All you can do is try to ''lose'' that monster.  If you can get out of range, then that monster will start towards you, give up, and go back.

To put this simply: Run away.  Running (or better, flying, dropping into a lake - whatever it takes that the monster can't reach you) away is all that you can do.

Unsummoning your pet will slow you down.  It may well be better to just let your pet die.  If you get far enough away (including getting into the air/sea) then your pet will automatically unsummon anyway.

''Note: You don't have to run away in a straight line, which could lead you into another group of monsters.  You can run circles, or repeatedly jump over the monster to get it to lose interest.  As long as you don't fight back (and brambles counts as fighting back) it will lose interest eventually.  If you're sufficiently tougher than the monster, and for some odd reason don't want to kill it (perhaps it's a pet you want to tame) then you can run through it repeatedly, and it will eventually lose interest.''