Razz had held his breath for the charge, ready to take some damage, and let it out in one big huff, using the inertia from his initial attack to spin himself around, now facing his opponent.
His opponent seemed to like charging a lot, and was pretty agile. So was Razz, but Razz was also a pretty decent fighter in close combat.
His opponent had taken a defensive stance, so he had the immediate advantage there. Razz's only option was to weave around that defense. Or was it?
The boy started hopping from side to side, rock to rock, blade in front of himself, yet concentrating on his footwork more than his fighting stance. Doing this strange hopping action, Razz started moving towards his opponent, right until he was just a meter away. At this point, Razz went for an apparent stab apparently trying to get past his opponent's defensive stance. In actuality, the attack was of secondary concern to him. This was a tackle, aimed at getting his opponent to fall into the muck of the swamp.
(Stab is just 5% depletion, tackle isn't aimed at doing damage on its own.)