Moonspear Trying to hold on

I actually laughed out loud at his commentary, lmfao.

Smartly, the other wolf got out of his way. His large paws slammed into the ground, sending snow flying. Then, he felt the pinch of teeth at his side, causing him to flinch. Before he could retaliate, the gray wolf's jaws clamped down on his forelimb. Bernard uttered a low rumble that shook the air before leaning his head down, opening his jaws to ideally clamp down on the male's snout with his carnassials. If this persuaded him to release his leg, he would still not intend to let go, even when the wolf pulled back—holding the wolf's best weapons hostage within his own.

In the best-case scenario where he succeeded in all of this, he would thrash his own head, causing the other's to do the same, thus disorienting him. Then, Bernard would lift his forlegs once more and try to use his weight to bring the wolf to the ground where he would be atop him. Through all of this, he would not intend to let go of the wolf's muzzle.