And the trumpets they go~
10-12-2014, 02:14 PM
She felt satisfaction rolled through her as her fangs connected with flesh. She was still fighting blind, but she assumed that her grip had meet their intended target of the woman's scruff. Jaws would clamp shut in an attempt to keep her hold. Her satisfaction only grew when the woman released her leg. Her body tensed, waiting for fangs to connected with another part of her body. Though it never happened. Instead her opponents should would thrust forward and into her chest, causing a light bruise, but due to their close proximity, it did nothing more. However, her opponent wasn't done there. Much to her surprise, that same shoulder lifted and pressed against her throat. With her breathing hindered, she was forced to released the woman's scruff. Immediately following her released, the queen would rear up onto hind legs. Hind legs would spread wider, her weight redistributing, her joints bending deeper, and her tail arching to help her balance, claws dug into the ground for traction, all working to stabilize her. Twisting her upper body to her left, she would aim to bear hug her opponent. Both forelimbs aimed to wrap around the sides of her opponents neck, wanting to keep her close. In sync with her hug, she would aim to use her hind legs to launch herself forward. She aimed to use the fact that her opponents head was lower, so that she would push her russet chest into her yellow face. Following her shoving her weight forward, jaws would tip downward, aiming to once again grab the woman's right sided scruff. All the while defenses remained intact: eyes narrowed, ears pinned, hackles raised, skull level with spine, chin tucked, her tail aligned with her spine, legs speed equidistant and bent at the joint, shoulders rolled forward, neck scrunched, toes splayed, claws digging into the ground and her weight evenly distributed. SIBELLE vs LIBRA for SPAR: round 2/2
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