your cryin eyes

The lynx' forepaws were latched deep onto the titan's face, causing his own blood to blur what little vision he had through his narrowed eyes. He wanted to murder this cat, though it was just slightly too heavy for his thrashing to successfully lift the cat off the ground and toss it around like a rag doll- oh but he did try. Dominus' thick neck jerked as he slammed the cat into the ground repeatedly, still holding on to the back leg of the lynx while it lacerated his face.

He felt the stranger's weight disturb the ground around him and the cat and he ceased his thrashing, allowing her to attack how she wished- he was surprised she even came to help him. Her bite to the cat worked immediately, setting Dominus free almost as soon as her fangs made contact with the lynx. Heavy paws shuffled through the dirt as he pulled himself away from the lynx as soon as he could, though thick talons were soon anchored right back in as his toes splayed and he set himself up to run back into the fray.

Jowls unlocked once again, his blue tongue coiled back in his mouth as he bared the thick set of cutlery that he had available to him. With the lynx choosing to face the girl, Dominus was granted a clearer path to the cat's neck. He would attempt to land a bite right on the cat's jugular, but it's awkward flexibility and speed caused the cat to slip just out of his grasp, but Dominus' caught its shoulder. This worked to keep the cat from being able to turn and use it's left front leg against him, but all other legs were already scrambling and scratching down the wolf's neck in an attempt to get him to let go.

The snake that had been coiled around the wolf's neck was now finally instigated enough by the fight to initiate a strike. The serpent had been slowly moving its face back, coiling and readying itself just for this moment. Now that its prey was in the wolf's jaws, its fangs were revealed as it's jaw split and the serpent struck the ribcage of the lynx. Immediately, the rest of its body began to unravel from the wolf and recoil around the back legs of the lynx, forcing them straight as it squeezed tight and kept the lynx from using them any further.

Dominus had stopped moving, simply holding on to the struggling cat while he felt the weight of the snake attached to it. He allowed the snake to finish its goal of restricting the lynx's movements before his teeth released only a slight enough amount of pressure to let the cat slide through them just the couple inches it took to reaffirm themselves down on their initial target. The cat's neck.