Put 'em up

Whatever Kali had been anticipating, it hadn’t been a weird dog with huge, mouse-like ears to accept her challenge. And, he had an interesting accent. What was with all these dogs suddenly showing up? She remembered the weird, naked mummy looking dog she’d raced before, but this one was definitely different. Ah, whatever, as long as she got a good spar out of it she supposed she didn’t really care.

He asked if she was going to use her companions in the fight and she rose a brow. “I was anticipating it, yes. Lots of wolves in Boreas use companions for fighting as well as service. They might look cute and scaly,” she said, giving Abbadon and affection bump with her nose, to which he flickered his tongue at her, “But they have some bite. Might be good for you to learn how to fight against a wolf and their companions at the same time, too, if you’re going to be sticking around.”

Once he’d agreed, she turned and got into position. Abbadon slid down from her body and settled at her left side, while Abigor settled to her right. Then, she rushed forward, her jaws gaping open as she went straight for one of the dog’s ears, hoping to not damage it, but apply enough pressure that he would yield.