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When she was paired up, she looked over to find that Quelt was an adult and the idea made her nervous. You can do this. Her conscious was trying to convince the rest of her and suddenly, her feet felt like iron chains that could not move as she gulped. She needed to be stronger than that to survive. Nerves filled her as she finally managed to trudge across the lands and follow the man with duller shades of blue. Her pelt was foreign and exotic but natural from where she had come from since her entire family had carried the colors. This alone made her feel insecure and out of place. While this battle raged in her head, she carried a stoical expression.
Ocean blue eyes would attentively watch the man for some kind of motion for him to start, but then he spoke. Suddenly, nothing mattered anymore and she was informed that she should start her own attacks first. In a fight, there would be little time to think before, during, and possibly after the fight so she would put everything into the pot for stirring and hope for the best as she let her instincts as an Oceana wolf take over. Her size as it was right now was a disadvantage when it came to strength but she took it as an advantage for speed. Her eyes would narrow as she charged at him from the side. She felt the blood beat through her ears.
She aimed her attacks to be bites at his front left leg, which, in a real fight, she would have tried to have gone to cause enough damage to immobilize this leg to give her an edge. While she was doing this, she would have tried to raise her body up (by jumping) to slam into the front of his side to try and knock him off balance. Even though it was training, she would try to take it seriously. While these attacks were happening (or therefore lack of) she would raise her hackles and haunches in defense while scrunching up her neck to protect it. She would stick her tail out straight behind her in order to help her with her balance while keeping her stance wider to keep her center of gravity closer to the ground. Here it goes. This was it.
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