Tactical Approach

*Amon* · 02-05-2018, 12:57 PM

Amon watched as Ashiel was momentarily swept away in the current. A mild trill of alarm ran through the older brute, but he was confident Ashiel would recover himself. After all, that was an important aspect of the exercise, beyond straining your muscles and reflexes. It was quite literally 'sink or swim.' But Amon's faith in the boy seemed well placed, as he quick battled his way back to Amon's side. He nodded at his nephew's fortitude, a quick sign of approval. "Not as easy as it sounds at first, hmm?"

Amon resumed walked then, and talking as well. "Aside from being able to learn your enemy upon meeting them, for wolves of our size we must prioritize our speed and reaction time in a way smaller wolves need not. When meeting an adversary they will undoubtedly assume you are sluggish and brutish. Surprise them with the contrary, and you will be another step closer to victory. Better yet, exaggerate a sense of slow stupidity until a battle begins. Never let your enemy know what you are truly capable of."

Amon turned back towards the bank, stumbling briefly over a small log obscured by the water before arriving back at shore. He shook vigorously, sending droplets of water scattering among the mud and grass. They had discussed much so far, and regrettably Amon could not spend the entirety of his day tending to the boy. "I am needed for a patrol along our western border, but I hope I was able to offer you some modicum of wisdom. You are welcome to join me if you do not have other duties to attend?" It was merely an offer, as Amon did not know what tasks the apprentices had been set to that day, but he could not linger there forever.
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