The large ebony feline fell with a muffled thud upon his companion, his own form entirely content to merely crush his companion with his much larger weight. His emerald eyes shifted towards Jackal himself, waiting for any indication that this had at least won him one point before he even bothered to struggle and find his footing. Unfortunately for Tetradore, he hardly had a chance to twist to his feet before he found his body pummeled by the feet of the equally as flailing leopard. A soft hiss left his lips, as if telling the boy to just remain still but he was hardly obeyed in any facet as his entire face was battered by one very large paw. He hardly expected the wet tongue that soon caressed his features shortly after, the beast automatically reacting with disgust as he tossed his body as far as he could from his companion with a sputter of hissing and grumbling. For the moment, he ignored his companion and his circling, instead focusing on refixing the fur on his maw and wiping away as much of the saliva as he possibly could with the pads of his own paws. His head shook ever so slightly from side to side, attempting to remove any final traces of wetness.

After several moments of careful grooming, the man's gaze once again resettled upon his companion, his emerald eyes narrowed ever so slightly to show his own discontent at the boy's antics. And yet, despite his dissatisfaction, he hardly gave into those baited tactics as Tobias attempted to lunge towards him. Tetradore was surely capable of being particularly patient. His own life before his reuniting with Tobias had often placed him in situations just as these - he was entirely used to sitting still for hours on end and equally so for any sort of feigned efforts to attack. A soft growl left the creature's lips as he continued to carefully eye his companion, his body remaining entirely still as he waited for what he was certain would, eventually, come next. That final forward barrel, however, had enough speed nestled behind it that Tetradore was entirely assured that this was the moment he was waiting for. It also seemed like an attack that took entirely too much effort to combat. A small frown formed at the corner of his lips as he contemplated his options in those precious seconds that existed before collision. In the end, however, Tetradore decided that this required far too much athleticism then he was presently willing to provide and so, in spite of the rules that Tobias had already broken, Tetradore merely disappeared.

The feline reappeared perched on the ropes that surrounded the ring, his own sort of deep snickering leaving his lips as he left Tobias to merely barrel straight into relative nothingness. Eventually, maybe he'd slide into a stop and if not, Tetradore fully intended on allowing his companion to collide into the corner that he was now presently perched upon. It was, in a way, payback for the slobber he had been subjected to. He waited until the leopard came to some sort of stop before leaping off of his current post and, quite literally intending to land upon his friend. It was a rather cheap move, of that Tetradore knew far too well but he cared particularly little for fairness considering the late hour. He knew well there was a good chance the feline would move before he was able to smoosh him once again and yet, the sheer thought of catching the leopard twice in the same relative fashion was amusing enough that it was worth the shot.

(I decided to force you to post one more time and even up the score a bit before you can possibly even consider besting Tetty :-p)