He is practically bouncing back and forth by the time Vergil recovers, looking ready to spring to either direction. Shine's been in a few scraps before--though nothing serious-- so he's a bit more familiar than Vergil is. Marginally. And even when he's amped up on adrenaline, he doesn't stop thinking. His mind was his greatest asset.  And one thing he knows is the value of dodging. Not only  did it protect you, but it placed you in a position to more readily attack your opponent.<br/><br/>He goes to dodge again, but he's a bit slow, the bouncing actually working against him by some fluke of timing. He had only begun to move when the punch connects, so rather than hitting his stomach, it connected with his side. Still, he was pumped up on adrenaline, and it hardly slows him. The kick he is able to dodge, since he is still moving.<br/><br/>As he practically danced around Vergil, he would once again go in to shove him, from the side,  trying to knock him down, or at least, keep him off balance. Unlike the other kid, Shine had no interest in truly hurting Vergil. He was motivated by the urge to protect himself, and to just trounce Vergil enough to make him give up on the fight.