His first attack failed and second ended prematurely, and Vos clearly understood that this was due to the distance remaining between them. It looked like his opponent understood this from the very start, trying to make him back off with a swing, and now seemed to carry on with this task by jamming a kick into his gut. The attack was more or less expected: if the biker had no tricks up his sleeve, then, with both arms holding the bat and his torso, together with the right leg absorbing its momentum, only one limb was left to attack with. However, Vos had just stepped forwards to slash at Sev's arm, and couldn't dodge the kick in time. 

Instead, he would attack. Turing his right foot sideways and slightly bending his knees, the mage assumed a stable low stance to keep his feet on the ground when he met the kick. But no, he weren't going to meet the kick with his stomach, not at all. His left hand, which until this moment were resting at waist level, sprung into action, while Vos's nimble fingers whipped the dagger's tip to point at Sev's heel. Thick, sturdy and un the grip of an extremely strong man, it would punch through both armor and bone, guaranteeing him quite the unpleasant experience. While this strike would hopefuly hold his leg in place, Vos would attack with his sword, which, although prepared for a stab, would perfectly serve as a tool for a downwards, left-to-right slash. Having spent quite the lot of time inspecting and just swinging around his weapons, he knew where exactly was Danwarge's center of percussion - the spot where the oscillations were minimal, which conserved a grand of kinetic energy when cutting through tough material, such as hard armor. Now, he would aim to with it just beneath Sev's kneecap, tearing the tendon there and crushing the joint it covered with his blade's tip. 

Of course, the biker's armor could win, effectively resisting Danwarge's brute intursion - but Vos still had another way of damaging the leg: sending a shockwave into the knee's side could be enough to dislocate it, given that the blade would be pressing against it. Double the chances if the endavor with his dagger worked.