''Cause you were all yellow

Voltage was oddly caught off guard when Shaye said his brother's name. He blinked over widened stormy eyes but quickly pushed it away. They could discuss it after this training session. He wondered if she was the cause for his sudden change in attitude. But then again, was it...really sudden? He doubted it. With a gentle sigh he'd look over at her. But his mind continued to stay on Arcus, and their parting. It pained him to even think about it, to think that this girl was his brother's "bestest friend" and yet...he had said such things. With a heavy sigh he would try to focus, clenching his jaws just slightly. Focus, Volty, Focus. Arcus can wait. So he smiled softly, feeling himself relax as she tried her very best to set her balance probably, and he was rather proud. Nodding his head, he'd smile to her. "Good! Now for balance you can either use your tail to help keep balance, or you can tuck your tail to protect it. It's pretty instinctual when to use it for balance, but you always want it to be tucked when its anywhere near your opponents jaws. You don't want to lose your tail, Shaye." He said delicately, smiling softly. He'd then step forward to nudge under her neck slightly. "This and your under belly must always be protected. In your neck are two very vital parts of you. One is your trechea that allows you to breathe, and the other is a main artery that pumps blood through your body. You do not want these cut or crushed, I swear." He said softly but gravely. Fighting could be very dangerous. "In practice spars or fun spars, wolves wont be going for your neck but you should always defend it reguardless. Lower your head and tuck your chin. You should also push your shoulders up and forward to bunch all that extra skin along the top of your neck." He would step away then to show her, pushing his shoulders forward and tucking his chin. "And for your underbelly, if you have your weight on your knees you should already be lower to the ground, but you want to make sure its out of reach. Low ground is often better than highground in spars."  

"Burn Baby Burn"