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Then it shall <3 Have him miss or whatever, he's just blindly swinging his sword now. Easily disarm-able. feel free to pp.
Cotl had been charging up to the other male, who was swinging a sling still. The small male had seen the rock coming straight for him, but he was quick to drop to the ground, hands down on the ground, and his body flat. Once he was sure that the wolf would have to find some more to reload and throw, Cotl took advantage to again, get closer to the other. Cotl's first strike was an upper slash, his sword scraping the ground before he thrusted up. He had missed this one, he knew for sure because he heard the sword still singing in the air. How he missed? He didn't know, he probably just misjudged the distance, the fire and smoke getting in the way of his sight now. He would probably have an easier time on all fours, but you couldn't use a sword on all fours, so he would have to work with what he got.
Since his uppercut was too far away, the canine had stepped forward twice before started to swing blindly into the smoke, hoping that he hit the male that was throwing rocks at him.