[Wait until he has the full picture of what's going through your mind (or at least get a few more educated guesses) before diving into that conversation. And maybe then he could offer something useful, some actual insight. They're not even on the same wavelength right now.
But for now, let's focus on the wolves. It's not lost on him how the two smaller ones immediately were drawn to him, circling him like he was prey. Not cool.
He popped the rest of his trail mix into his mouth with a shrug and dusted his hands off.]
Two against one? That's cheating.
[There was still of course the bigger threat looming around, hiding inside the storm. But Sonic can't really pay much attention to that if he's already busy dodging attacks from two angry canines.] You know, hedgehogs don't make for great snacks.
[He spotted the lunge coming at him the next second, a coordinated pounce from both sides. Classic pack move. He quickly dropped low into a slide, aiming to slip between them and let them crash into each other... only, he didn’t account for the thin sheet of ice that had crept into the area. Instead of a slick maneuver, he immediately lost traction, slipping on it and hit the ground with a graceless thud.
It still has the same intended result as the wolves still collided against each other, end up getting the second one in the neck, effectively taking it down. Just a lot more embarrassing.] Totally meant to do that.
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But for now, let's focus on the wolves. It's not lost on him how the two smaller ones immediately were drawn to him, circling him like he was prey. Not cool.
He popped the rest of his trail mix into his mouth with a shrug and dusted his hands off.]
Two against one? That's cheating.
[There was still of course the bigger threat looming around, hiding inside the storm. But Sonic can't really pay much attention to that if he's already busy dodging attacks from two angry canines.] You know, hedgehogs don't make for great snacks.
[He spotted the lunge coming at him the next second, a coordinated pounce from both sides. Classic pack move. He quickly dropped low into a slide, aiming to slip between them and let them crash into each other... only, he didn’t account for the thin sheet of ice that had crept into the area. Instead of a slick maneuver, he immediately lost traction, slipping on it and hit the ground with a graceless thud.
It still has the same intended result as the wolves still collided against each other, end up getting the second one in the neck, effectively taking it down. Just a lot more embarrassing.] Totally meant to do that.