It seems his opponents finally would take the chance given to him, this made Tojiko smile. He usually took the initiative in fight, but he wanted to test his own defenses. Focused allowed for his senses to be instep with his enemy. At the moment his foe took the forward motion to initiate his feint, Tojiko would not hesitate to take a well paced step forward,  also timing the completion of his step just as the spear reached a certain height. By insteping with his opponents, this would affect the end point of where the head of the spear would end. Tojiko was ready to counter, completing his instep after the false action in order to be pass the head of the spear. This place the spear head on his left side leveled with his shoulder, but what connected with him would be the shaft of his opponents weapon. Simultaneously while stepping forward he moved his own sword in a fashion where he needed to lift his shoulders and rotate his wrist. His left shoulder being the support , the flat side of his blade pressed against it as he held it in a downward diagonal fashion, the tip of his blade now pointed at the ground as he now rushed forward, bring his opponents actually attack to stop. His left elbow locked close to his body and his right horizontally faced outward. The enemy would still have both hands on the weapon at this point. 

Tojiko positioned himself lower as he closed the distance. He raised the blade up and over his head and with it the spear would follow through. A single fluid transition placing it on his right side and leaving it  pinned under his blade and between his body with hope that head of the spear would be forced to the ground. Now in striking range;  his blade ascended once more, attacking front his right to left in a diagonal motion. The swift slashed aimed to sever both arms of his foe at the center of  the forearm. The entire assault was comparable to  waves  crashing than rising them over the mountain head and bringing it back down, only to rise again. Tojiko often flowed his defense with offence, he was like water.