Seaside Moors Getting lost on purpose

Clever, he thought as the boy immediately took note of a weakness in Rosencrantz, the missing eye. However, sadly for the boy, he was quick to decipher his plan and move in to defend. As the boy dove and disappeared from view, the knight's immediate response was to move and swivel in a way that Rosencrantz could maybe check the boy with his hip in an offensive and defensive move.

Once the man knew where the boy was, the paladin would reach out with his own maw and try to give the boy a quick snap - not enough to draw blood but surely it would pinch if it did manage to land on the boy's backside. However, all he felt was air as his teeth met nothing but his own fangs as his own attack missed, barely even grazing the boy as they slid past one another.

Your attack was head-on, I know my own blindside and the wound isn't new. He informed while they were able to take a quick breather between the strikes before the boy would choose his next move. He'd let the boy figure out on his own that unless this was an ambush, attacking him head-on should be just like fighting any other wolf - a half-blind individual will always assume the first attack on that side and protect it quickly enough. Plus, it wasn't a unique tactic, everyone did it.