Comet felt a slight tinge of pain on her neck as his beak bit down. Fortunately, wolves had such a thick layer of loose fur and skin made for just that purpose, she barely felt anything. The heavy weight added to her neck made it hard to balance, but she could feel his claws slipping.

Because he was below on her neck, she could not bite him, so that meant getting him off first. She cast a spell that would allow her pores to widen, and soak her fur enough that would hopefully make him slide off.

@Leviathan

Round: 4
Attempt: Make fur wet so Leviathan will slip off
Defense: Thick fur
Injuries: Some lost fur on neck

Leviathan growled as he was slicked in water -- even more of it. She was already rather slick from the rain, so he wasn't sure what she was exactly trying to do, but what he did know was that he needed to hold his position so he could scratch at her belly with his back claws--! (Gently, of course, because he wasn't actually trying to hurt her; although, he did keep forgetting that.)

Instead, he slid off and hit the ground, grumbling quietly to himself about being thrown to the wolves. He snickered quietly at his little joke.

@comet
Round: 4
Attempt: I SAID HANG ON
Defense: Armor plates, below her mouth
Injuries: None

The extra added water for slipperiness seemed to do the trick, and Leviathan slid right off. Now that he wasn't hanging onto her throat anymore, she could get a better angle at which to launch her own attack. Since her dehydration spell made him more wet, now freezing him, not too much of course, would be much easier.

@Leviathan

Round: 5
Attempt: Freeze the water on fur and plates
Defense: Thick fur
Injuries: Some lost fur on neck