Revin worked smoothly through a routine before her as if it came naturally to him, his fists pumping the air and making jabs at some unseen opponent, but through it all he kept it slow for Kaja to see, and whenever he could he used his sharp points like his elbows and knees. The moves where basic training in a bit of combat, since she would need to know how to retaliate after her defense, and he always found attacking much easier to teach then defense as it was the more objective of disciplines especially since she would have no weapon to speak of. The simple routine wouldn't take that long, and after he had done it enough he decided to more elaborate on the defensive moves he was showing before, and he could sense that she was getting frustrated with the whole thing. He supposed he would be too if he was unused to being in his own body, but he couldn't really sympathize with her as that was a bit unimaginable for him. " I know it will be hard at first but trust me it will get easier with time, but as for your request of how to adapt a fighting style to your animal form as well, that ability escapes me. You have your own defenses with that form anyways " he said answering her question before going in deep to the defensive forms with her. He had never been a animal, so he spoke truly when he said he didn't know a style that would go well with both, and that he figured she would have to go elsewhere to use.
Seeing how she wasn't completely off with her movements he decided to divulge more into the basic strategy and holding his arms before him with only a brief window between them, he squared himself up with her and offered her a nod. " This is the pose is best to assume if someone comes at you with knife " he said holding the still posture and then clasping his arms together, and dragging them to the sides to demonstrate. " It's not the best pose but it's easy to manage and you protect yourself more " he said and he repeated the gesture a few times to more reinforce his point with her. The arms where not the preferred shield against a blade, but it was better than catching the blade with your chest or face, and would keep you alive longer during the fight than it would without such knowledge. " Holding your arms before you could have a possible chance of safely catching the opponents wrist, but more often than not it'll probably just shield you from getting stabbed in more vital areas while you prepare for a counter strike " he said as he would pull is arms together to mimic a grab, or brace them in a diagonal pose as if using his arms as a shield.
Of course all this demonstration would be moot point if they didn't practice it a little bit, and slowly putting his arms down, he unsheathed a dagger strapped at his hip, and tossed it from hand to hand as he stood straight before her. " Now, to really see if the lesson has sunk in let’s see what you learned " he said holding the dagger as if he might a sword, and then walking up to her made a slow, deliberate lunge for her. Depending on how she dodged, and or countered, he would react appropriately. If she moved to the left or right he would simply twist the blade toward the side following her, and prompting her to execute the blocking technique he showed her, and with any luck she would catch his wrist, if not he would stop the blade short of her and then tell her what she did wrong. If she did not move to the left or right and instead stood still or even moved up, he would jab the blade a bit faster at her midsection, and testing out how well she could block such a forward move, and if she by happened to step backwards he would simply continue the lunge after her, his blade darting after her in her wake, and he would spur her on to respond, to react, and show him that she could survive. If she failed to block properly to any of these slow movements, he would simply stop midstrike, and tap her with the flat of the blade before giving her a lecture on what she should have done.
Seeing how she wasn't completely off with her movements he decided to divulge more into the basic strategy and holding his arms before him with only a brief window between them, he squared himself up with her and offered her a nod. " This is the pose is best to assume if someone comes at you with knife " he said holding the still posture and then clasping his arms together, and dragging them to the sides to demonstrate. " It's not the best pose but it's easy to manage and you protect yourself more " he said and he repeated the gesture a few times to more reinforce his point with her. The arms where not the preferred shield against a blade, but it was better than catching the blade with your chest or face, and would keep you alive longer during the fight than it would without such knowledge. " Holding your arms before you could have a possible chance of safely catching the opponents wrist, but more often than not it'll probably just shield you from getting stabbed in more vital areas while you prepare for a counter strike " he said as he would pull is arms together to mimic a grab, or brace them in a diagonal pose as if using his arms as a shield.
Of course all this demonstration would be moot point if they didn't practice it a little bit, and slowly putting his arms down, he unsheathed a dagger strapped at his hip, and tossed it from hand to hand as he stood straight before her. " Now, to really see if the lesson has sunk in let’s see what you learned " he said holding the dagger as if he might a sword, and then walking up to her made a slow, deliberate lunge for her. Depending on how she dodged, and or countered, he would react appropriately. If she moved to the left or right he would simply twist the blade toward the side following her, and prompting her to execute the blocking technique he showed her, and with any luck she would catch his wrist, if not he would stop the blade short of her and then tell her what she did wrong. If she did not move to the left or right and instead stood still or even moved up, he would jab the blade a bit faster at her midsection, and testing out how well she could block such a forward move, and if she by happened to step backwards he would simply continue the lunge after her, his blade darting after her in her wake, and he would spur her on to respond, to react, and show him that she could survive. If she failed to block properly to any of these slow movements, he would simply stop midstrike, and tap her with the flat of the blade before giving her a lecture on what she should have done.