Dominion
07-19-2014, 09:00 PM
Winter focused on every move the brute made before him. Worrying not about his words. His safety was of more importance than the words that fell from the wolf's mouth. Winter cleared all intruding thoughts from his mind, focusing only on this battle before him. Winter was agile and swift. He would use this to his advantage. Focusing only on keeping himself from injury and conserving his energy to only strike out when he felt was most likely to land a blow. Winter also tilted his head to protect his throat in which was the most vulnerable spot on any wolf. A spot in which should be protected most; for a blow there could lead to death. Winter distributed his weight evenly, and directed his docked tail parallel to the ground, so that his balance was of excellence When the wolf charged in his direction, he tensed his muscles, closed his jaw, and met the brute head-on. The action would weaken the force of the blow because the distance between the two were shortened. All the while Winter growled like a maniac at his opponent for it increases the flow of adrenaline giving him even more power with his blows. Winter simply wished to make the brute's charge as bearable as possible all the while trying to inflict injury. Ending with a quick loss of breath and a slight jar to the chest in which would eventually leave some bruising and hoping to return the same injuries to his opponent - bruising and breath loss. The next attack would land upon Winter's face leaving a gash on the left side of his face. A gash in which was approximately three inches in length and exposed some adipose tissue beneath. Winter snapped viciously at his opponent's maw and nose - aiming for softer areas. If the blow were to land, he hoped it would cause enough damage to hinder attacks from that side of his jaw. For it would, hopefully, help him predict the next movements of the wolf. All the while he made his attack, he was sure to pay attention to his balance and keep his weight even. He was careful to keep his body in motion at all time for it would make him an even more difficult target. For the more one moves, the more difficult it is to land an attack. Sin vs Winter FOR FREEDOM D: Round 1/3 Defenses: >Tilting head to protect his throat. >Meeting Sin head-on, tensing muscles, closing jaw, in order to absorb impact. >Distributing weight evenly to center the point of gravity while using his docked tail for extra balance. >Keeping his body in motion to be a harder target all the while paying attention to his weight distribution. Attacks: >Meeting Sin head-on in hopes to cause bruising and breath loss. >Growling like a maniac to increase adrenaline for more powerful landing blows. >Attack at Sin's maw and nose in hopes it would land injuries that may hinder Sin from attacking with that side so, hopefully, his next attacks would be more predictable. Injuries: >Bruising of chest >Quick loss of breath >A gash in which was approximately three inches in length and exposed some adipose tissue beneath. Speech Thought |