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Kanja said they were coaching, not sparring and Sparrow immediately felt a little relieved. Kanja said it was fair to think Sparrow's opponents would be larger than her and Sparrow shot her a sour look. It was true, but she really didn't like thinking about it. After pouting for a moment, Sparrow tried to focus on what Kanja had asked her. Show her how she'd attack.

"Um, well..." Sparrow thought as she came closer to Kanja, although she didn't want to get too close. She stopped in front of Kanja.

"It's probably a bad idea to come at a larger wolf head on so maybe try to do something like-" Sparrow side-stepped to her right, shifting her weight to her front legs and throwing her rear end away from Kanja about 45 degrees. She paused then.

"After that, I have a pretty good side-view so..."

Sparrow lunged forward towards Kanja's back left leg.

"Maybe bite somewhere here near the stomach where the skin is soft and there's less fur? I can use my right shoulder to knock the back leg and maybe upset their balance, right? Maybe if I hook my paw around their leg... then just slam them with my chest, it might be more effective... right?"

Sparrow had the sudden realization that she had no idea how to really fight anyone.

Good thing Kanja was here, though Sparrow would never admit it.