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Ty Trenton Nasphrite · 05-07-2011, 05:54 AM

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No problem, we all have those pesky muse problems now and again. Big Grin WC: 460

If Ty had been any more lost in his own mind, he would have paid no attention to what the other wolf was doing. However, Ty had learned this mistake once already, so when the rock sailed by his head, Ty had already begun to theorize the other wolf had not taken his glance kindly. As the rock bounced to a halt Ty halted in his tracks, leaving a long pause before he reacted to the motion. Slowly Ty turned on his heel to face the new adversary, greeted by the black dog's cold steel and menacing glare facing him down. He could only meet the wolf's ferocity with a stare of his own, his golden-blue pools boring holes into the wolf standing before him.

Unintimidated by the wolf's words, Ty looked the swordsman up and down, trying to size up Alaki's abilities. The other wolf was obviously younger than him, his arrogant attitude said that much from the beginning, so that could only point to inexperience. The fact he was wielding a sword with such uneasy mimicry affirmed that assumption, it was clear by the way he held it this wolf was not trained in such a weapon. However, the scars on his face meant this wolf would not be all bark by any means. The other wolf had some experience in combat, and the muscle tone meant this would not be a wolf he could beat by sheer athleticism either.

Ty's scarred visage slowly morphed and bent into an impressed grin. Although this could easily be talked out peacefully, Ty had absolutely no interest in doing so after assessing Alaki's talents. By the words and weapons alone Ty came to the quick conclusion that fighting him would be way more fun than solving the confrontation diplomatically. He had always been one to enjoy a good fight, and a wolf like the one standing before him could offer a good challenge, maybe even beat him. He could not let a challenge like this pass him up even if he wanted to. He was a man, and as a man he could never turn down a good scrap, even if his life was on the line. That attitude would probably get Ty killed one day, perhaps he would find himself dead at the hands of this young wolf today, but at least it would be better than dying of old age.

"Oh, and I'm sure you're going to teach me some manners with that over-sized metal toothpick of yours?" Ty asked the black wolf with a chuckle. He cracked his knuckles with anticipation as he continued to goad the black wolf into the fight. "Well give it your best shot, friend, unless you're afraid of gaining a few extra scars."

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