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Salvador was breathing somewhat heavily from running along with the car. It was the sudden jolt that got his heart started and his lungs working hard for such a short sprint. The wolf stood there in the parking snarling at the car when it suddenly stopped. Out of the driver's seat came Amanda, though, she looked different now. No longer was she the ivory skinned blonde hair girl in the red dress. She was a tall gray wolf standing on two feet with full of anger. She was now raring for a fight. And then there was Salvador. In his current state, he was no match for Amanda. Unlike all other lycans, his powers fluctuated with the phases of the moon. During the new moon, he was better than any other wolf in the pack. And right just so happened to be the time of the new moon. What rotten luck.

It was rare that Salvador ever felt anything like fear. Right now, this girl had edge on him. She wasn't bound by any rituals where as Sal was. The only edge he had on her, was experience, but that wouldn't mean much if he wasn't in tip top shape. If he wanted to even have a snowflake's chance in hell for winning the fight he'd either have to use brain, or hope someone would come and break it up. Though, the latter wouldn't seem likely and it wasn't the wolf's style to back down from a fight. Salvador reached into his pocket pulled a case of cigars before lighting one in his mouth and sucking in a deep puff. Then, it came to him. He stared at the cigar as ashes fell to the pavement. The smoke. Salvador laughed and then looked to Amanda with an almost taunting gaze. "Smoke'em if ya got'em." He chuckled before inhaling the cigar again and waited for the female wolf to rush him. Just to make she did, Sal held the cigar between his middle and index finger. His middle finger visibly sticking out. For added measure, the wolf rubbed a little bit of salt in the wound with one last insult that he was sure Amanda would hear even even if he whispered it. "Come on, perra."

The wolf was right. She was going to rush him. Though, that only the first part of Salvador's plan. He needed her to actually attack him. Even if it meant him coming into physical harm. No matter what she did, Sal was sure he would ok, so long as it was nothing too egregious. The lone arrogant wolf put the cigar from his hand into his mouth. It was going to be his only weapon in this fight against someone not bound by the latent powers of the moon. Salvador quickly readied himself for Amanda's attack. At the last possible second, he plan on countering with a big cloud of noxious cigar smoke to the face, even if this meant her clawing his face off chewing his arm like a doggy bone.

It happened. It finally happened. Salvador felt the terrible bite of the female wolf come down on his arm. There was a loud crunching and snapping noise from his arm. Salvador could feel it. His bones fracturing under the pressure of the bite. This was going to need more than a good night's rest to work off later. No, Sal was going to need a medic of some kind to at least set bones before his basic regenerating powers could knit the bones back together.

Other than that, the wolf plan went accordingly. With all of his might, he was able to suppress his pain and follow through with blowing a large cloud of odorous smoke in Amanda face. She immediately let the wolf go, but slapped him so hard, the cigar flew out of Sal's mouth and he hit the ground on his good arm. Amanda then called him a pig. It didn't matter to him. Salvador had been called worse, though, pig felt refreshing. It wasn't like what others called him.

The wolf rolled onto his back, clutching his arm that seared in pain. he refused to acknowledge pain. Instead, he laughed. This kind of pain he hadn't felt in good long time. Not since pulling himself out building rubble from a carpet bombing Kuwait. Looking up, he saw Amanda back in her human form. Her skin ivory white and smooth. He got to see everything. "Ay sexy~" He commented, still resisting the swelling pain in his arm. It was just like him to quip even when things weren't looking their best.

Amanda then drew near him. "What? Come to say you want me now?" Sal then felt the sting of another slap to the face before she turned and went back to her to get the dress she was wearing before. "I see how it is. Playing hard to get." He said slowly getting to his feet. The wolf was still holding his arm. None of the healing would happen until the bones could be set. "It's fine. I've met plenty of girls like you. Iced over like pond in winter. But just you wait. I'll getcha sooner or later." Salvador then threw the girl a wink before turning back to where his bike was. He still needed to get gas.

As he expected, the female wolf was crusing his name and giving him the same spiel many other woman in the past had given him. "I wouldn't have sex with you if you were the last person on earth...blah blah blah." It was the same thing every time. The Amanda mentioned something that did peak his interest. Her uncle would be the only way to ever sleep with her, without forcing himself on her.

In the end, Salvador took Amanda's cursing in stride as he made his way to his motorcycle. The wolf now beginning to somewhat regret getting into the fight. He now how to push his bike with one arm and the pain of a broken arm. After a while though, the fractured limb had gone numb and Salvador had made his way to the nearest gas station where filled up his bike. The gas station attendant there asked about why his arm seemed mangled up. "Oh you know, got into a fight a dog. Big dog. Big mad b***h of a dog." He replied with a wry smile. Then, for once it seemed Sal's luck was changing for a bit. The attendant there happened to be a part time student at the college studying. "I could try setting the bone for you and making a splint." He offered. The wolf gave a devilish smile as he pounced on the gas station attendee's kindness. "That would be mighty kind of you." Salvador said carefully placing arm on the counter for the med student to work on.

After a bit and some time making a makeshift splint for him, The med student had done all he could for Salvador. "Thanks kid." The wolf said, already feeling his bones trying to knit themselves back together. "I'd recommend you get to a hospital though." By this time, Salvador was halfway out the door. "No need." He said, and then left.