It was very important to him that he not lose this battle, as it would certainly not reflect well on him if he lost. Of course, he did not know what he would do to win—he did not think he could kill either of them, and that was probably why they were here, right? Nala could not imagine actually killing someone! It was very unlikely he would ever do it if it came down to that; he simply could not, especially not the little puppy, even if the Dahlian wolves were big meanies who kept attacking Inferni. Nala backed away when she did, adding some more space between them so that he could catch his breath properly. For now, he waited, unsure of what his next move should be, his gaze flickering over to the unthreatening puppy for a very brief moment. The side of his chest hurt from where she had hit him with the rock, and he wanted to make sure he could see her fully to watch for her next move, eyes locked on her form, breath bated.
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OOC Ending!
Rust and I agreed on this:
Tokyo found another rock or stick or something, and Nala hid behind something so that he could try to surprise her. Tokyo turns around and sees he is gone, so she takes King and quickly flees. Nala jumps out to get her and sees that she is gone, so he leaves very proudly. Both think they won the fight.