Firefly Glen A Little Bit Alexis

If nothing else, it was obvious that Banshee had a lot of energy. She seemed at once anxious, agitated and excited, perhaps as she'd not had enough of an uotlet to get rid of some of it. Chasing the deer had apparently been an attempt to get rid of some of the heebie-jeebies, but she still had enough electricity running through her veins to pick a fight with a total stranger- especially one who was larger, stronger, and bore scars that might indicate that he was also trained. Fortunately for her, he also bore the look oe one who was basically the wolf equivalent of the DJUNGELSKOG teddy bear from Ikea. 

He moved as she did, though his gait was easy, relaxed, the rangy stalk of a hunter. Given how she'd bolted at the deer earlier, expected something of the same now- and expected for her to be just as quick on her feet as she'd been then. He wasn't wrong- on the heels of her retort, Banshee faked in one direction and leapt against him in the other direction. He wasn't quick enough to move out of the way, so he felt her collide with his shoulder but yanked his jaw up, trying to keep it out of reach. She managed to pinch a chunk of fur at the lower edge of his jawline, and pulled it out with her clever teeth, leaving it to waft to the ground slowly. And by the time he went to snap back at her, she was already several feet away. She prances on her tiptoes, with a grace that might make him wonder if she couldn't skip across water if she tried. 

Making an attack against a wolf so swift would be terribly difficult for him; any attempt he made, he knew she would dance out of the way, and try to tire him out- so he wasn't going to give her that. As she moved, he moved toward her, but with the relaxed, steady gait of a well-mannered plow horse with a child on its back. He would only have a chance against her if he was able to get her to come in close- and that would take some risk. Testing to see if his theory was true, he lunged toward her once, teeth snapping; more in an attempt to spur her into motion than anything else.