Mount Apikuni Daylight can open my eyes

Set soon after the brothers leave the canyon.

They settling down for the night after the shitshow at the canyon. Which has him ungodly pissed and he needs to blow off some steam. 

So he moves over to his brother and stands before him. “@Tulok, fight me.” He says simply, all types of emotions just barely sheening in his eyes. 

He needs a distraction from his anger or he might just explode.

He knew how his brother's anger ruled him. Tulok assumed it was part of his sickness—something beyond his control. 

So when he demanded a fight, the demon knew it would be the only way to quell his anger. 

The speaker stood before him only a moment before launching himself forward, teeth aimed for whatever flesh he could reach first.

Alduin watches his brother expectantly. Satisfaction moves into his gaze when his brothers stands. They’ve done this plenty of times Tulok knows the drill by now and a part of Alduin is thankful for it.

Alduin also knows that his brother is just as ruthless as him (perhaps just a little more level headed). The second he gets to his feet he lunges — just as Alduin had been anticipating. He’d roll with the punches, snapping back to grab his own pound of flesh. Specifically snapping low towards his legs to make him slower.

The demon felt teeth in his leg, and he pushed forward against his brother. Hopefully it would send him back a few steps and force him to let go.

If successful, he would move forward again but this time, he would throw his massive shoulder into his brother's chest to knock the air out of him, hopefully leaving him open to another attack.

Tulok recedes with the bites aimed to his legs, causing him to back up a few steps. Alduin closes in until Tulok shoves him with a bulky shoulder. He stumbles and now he’s the one backing up. But they both have the same thing in mind and he’s lunging towards Tulok once more to sink teeth into him.

Alduin took the force to his chest in stride, forcing Tulok back a few steps once more. Just as he was readying himself to attack again, his brother lunged for him. 

The demon took the brunt of the attack, letting teeth sink into his shoulder. Then he shoved up again, hoping to push his jaws back uncomfortably so he his brother would release him and he could attack in the same moment.

Alduin fishes forward, maw gaping and shiny white teeth exposed for a big ol’ chomping. He hits his mark, but his brother is smart. He shoves his shoulder into his face, forcing his jaws uncomfortably wide and even making him choke and cough a little bit. 

Immediately after Tulok would bring another onslaught of attacks. His brothers skill is impressive, but Alduin can match it if he so pleases. And boy does he try. 

With an angry growl roaring from his lips, he snaps out once. It’s quick, like the strike of a snake, aiming right for Tulok’s face. He’s pulling away with just as much precision and attempts to dance away with a long pounce.

His tactic worked. His shoulder burned a bit from the bite, but was far too pleased with himself to care. The second he was free, the demon jumped up to sink his teeth in Alduin's shoulder.  It would land but earn him a pinch of teeth on his cheek. That would certainly hurt the next day.

And then he was gone, pulling back and moving away on lithe paws. I think this is another draw, brother, he said, wiping his paw over his bloody cheek. 

Another spar well done.