So you are leaving then?

missed! 2/5 for Spartacus; 3/5 for Burke

While a stereotypical Gladiator might be seen as a burly and robust wolf, that wasn't always the case. Spartacus himself was a mix of both, and he was as good a Gladiator as any large and brawny wolf, to him, speed was more important than strength. After all, what would strength do if there was a pack closing in on him and he was too slow? He would die. But a speedy wolf like himself would get away. That was one of the reasons why he preferred being quick.

The Gladiator's jaws clamped gently around the older man's nape as he pushed the other wolf's head to the ground, forcing the Blackfeather Woods Beta to show submission. Burke tried to turn and attempted to unbalance him with his weight but Spartacus wasn't entirely weak, so he pushed back, keeping his stance well balanced. It wasn't that he was stronger than the other male, but simply because the older wolf's head was being pushed to the ground so a good part of his strength had gone to resisting the push.

Spartacus kept pushing the Burke's head to the ground, it was going great so far, why not keep going for a while longer?