CCCLXXIV. The Peaceful Approach
As the wolfman thought of Dag's words, reworking his request, the other werewolf next to him, tired of standing still and waiting, snapped to him, trying to hit him with a claw.
Dag, who had not lowered his guard for even a second, promptly dodged the blow, passing under the arm of the enemy and cut it off with an axe.
The wolf despaired and immediately tried to counterattack, turning to Dag, who with a quick swing hit him with the hammer on one knee, forcing him to kneel.
Within seconds, after standing up, he severed the other arm of the werewolf, whose shoulders began to spray blood from all sides, deprived of both upper limbs.
Slowly, one of the two dark arms began to move sinuously towards the enemy and its black blade stopped a few millimeters from his neck, leaving him immobilized by terror, without his arms and with a broken knee, which prevented him from getting up.