Hunter's Mark Jumps to the Second Pudding
Immediately after finishing off Black Pudding A, Theren shifts Hunter's Mark onto Black Pudding B with his bonus action, keeping the bonus damage flowing onto the next threat without missing a beat.
Black Pudding A doesn't survive long once Theren gets a bead on it. "Yeah, pudding A, I killed him," he reports — and without pausing to celebrate, he's already thinking about the second one.
"My Hunter's Mark moves to pudding B," he says. "That's my bonus action."
No wasted turns, no gap in pressure — the mark slides straight from the dead pudding to the live one, and Theren's bow stays exactly as dangerous against the new target as it was against the last. Clean, efficient, exactly what a Ranger's supposed to do when a fight suddenly has two enemies instead of one.
Hunter's Mark Jumps to the Second Pudding