Dominion

N/A · 07-20-2014, 03:13 AM

{{ooc; totally made an oopsie and edited this post to correct spelling and grammar. Please forgive me, it's my first fight on here. Just re-read the challenging rules and came across the rule stating after round one, posts are not to be edited. I'm such a derp sometimes, lol.}}

Winter was careful to use his environment in his favor, carefully trying to position himself so that his back was to the sun and the sun faced the brute before him. Hopefully the sun would be of help to him and impair his vision if he should succeed in positioning their bodies in such a direction as their dance continued. The sun would, possibly, reflect off the snow like a mirror.

Winter kept his center of gravity by distributing his weight evenly and keeping his tail parallel to the ground. Another intense surge of adrenaline passed through his body giving him even more power when he felt his fangs sink into the creature's flesh. The metallic taste of blood painted his maw with its poison. He then knew his attack was successful. Winter was sure to pace himself accordingly to reserve his energy. Along with keeping his balance, Winter tensed his abdomen and was sure to keep his head tilted to protect his throat.

Winter was agile and swift and so he managed to move his right foreleg away from the brute's attempt to offset his balance; however, the creature managed to sink his fangs into his left forelimb. It felt as if the bite was midway of his left limb, though he could have been mistaken. Pain was not his current focus. This wound to his leg was much smaller than the blow to his face (the face is much for fleshy), leaving only a few holes from the opponent's fangs and some bruising. During the attack Winter attempted to use his hind limb to kick snow, dust, and debris into his opponent's face, if he succeeded he hoped it would temporarily impair the blood tainted wolf's vision. While he kicked up the terrain, he was sure to carefully keep his balance and dug his claws into the terrain for good measure.

Winter also struck out at the opponent's cranium while it was lowered to grasp his left leg. He aimed to make a mark either at the eyes or ears in hopes to land a blow would impair the creature temporarily. Should his mark land on the ears he hoped it would offset the opponent's balance because it would possibly cause his ear's to ring which may result in temporary balance loss. Should he land a blow close to or on the eyes he hoped the eyes would tear up enough to blur the brute's vision. All the while, he prayed he would leave a mark - hopefully leaving a gash that would mirror the one on his own face.

Winter was sure to pay extra attention to the protection of his throat while his opponent's head was lowered. He dug his claws deeper into the terrain and kept his stomach muscles tense. Ears were pinned against his cranium and his jaws still tilted and now open for added protection of the throat. His tail was still parallel to the ground and he kept his center of gravity as perfect as his moves allowed. All the while remembering to growl fiercely - taking advantage of the flow of adrenaline because it continued to increase his power as more of the drug flowed through his brain.
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