In any conflict, clever use of terrain can significantly improve your advantage, and it is even possible to resolve the crisis without direct confrontation. Here are some strategies and suggestions： ### 1. **Stay calm and observe the environment** -**Quick assessment of the terrain**: Alleys are usually narrow, and there may be walls, doors, windows, trash cans, etc. on both sides. Quickly observe the surrounding environment and look for objects or exits that can be used. -**Pay attention to the ground conditions**: Whether the ground is slippery or slippery, whether there are debris, these may affect your and the opponent's actions. ### 2. **Use narrow spaces** -**Restrict the opponent's movement**: The narrow space of the alley can limit the opponent's movement and attack range, especially if the opponent has a large number of people. You can use the wall as a cover to avoid being surrounded. -**Create obstacles**: If possible, quickly move or tear down nearby objects (such as trash cans, bicycles, etc.) to block the opponent's pursuit path. ### 3. **Find bunkers and exits** -**Use walls and corners**: Walls and corners can be used as temporary bunkers to reduce the angle of the opponent's attack. Backing against the wall can prevent the opponent from attacking from behind. -**Find escape routes**: Alleys usually have multiple exits or forks. Quickly determine the nearest escape route and move in that direction. If there are multiple exits, choose a direction that is not easy for the other party to predict. ### 4. **Take advantage of height difference** -**Height advantage**: If there are stairs, low walls or platforms near the alley, quickly climb or jump to a high place, you can temporarily get out of the opponent's attack range and get a better view. -**Hide in a low place**: If the opponent is in a high place, you can use the low place or corner to hide yourself to avoid being discovered. ### 5. **Make noise and attract attention** -**Attract the attention of the outside world**: Making noise in the alleys (such as banging on walls and shouting for help) can attract the attention of passers-by or nearby residents, increasing the pressure on the opponent to be discovered. -**Confuse the opponent**: Use objects in the environment (such as throwing stones or kicking objects down) to make noises to distract the opponent and buy time for yourself. ### 6. **Use light and shadow** -**Light changes**: If there is an area in the alley where light and dark alternate, use shadows to hide yourself and avoid being easily discovered by the opponent. -**Reflective objects**: If there are reflective objects such as mirrors and glass, you can use them to reflect light and temporarily interfere with the opponent's line of sight. ### 7. **Psychological tactics** -**Bluffing**: Showing confidence and calmness may make the opponent hesitate or flinch. You can warn the other party loudly, indicating that you have noticed their intentions and are ready to take action. -**Create uncertainty**: By moving quickly or hiding, it is difficult for the other party to judge your location and intentions, and increase their psychological pressure. ### 8. **Self-defense tools to carry with you** -**Legal self-defense tools**: If permitted by law, carry self-defense tools (such as anti-wolf spray, whistle, etc.) with you to help at critical moments. -**Use weapons in the environment**: If you do not carry tools, you can quickly pick up stones, sticks, etc. on the ground as temporary weapons. ### 9. **Teamwork** -**Division of labor and cooperation**: If you have companions, you can divide and cooperate. One person attracts the attention of the other, and the other person looks for escape routes or creates obstacles. -**Cover each other**: In the alleys, cover each other and move to avoid being attacked by each other at the same time. ### 10. **Post-mortem response** -**Leave the scene quickly**: Once out of danger, quickly leave the alley and go to a safe place. -**Call the police and ask for help**: After it is safe, call the police immediately and provide a detailed description of the situation to help the police deal with the incident. ### Summary In any conflict, the most important thing is to stay calm, quickly assess the environment and take advantage of the terrain. By restricting the opponent's movements, finding bunkers and escape routes, making noise and attracting attention and other strategies, you can effectively resolve the crisis and protect your own safety. Remember, it is most important to avoid direct confrontation and prioritize one's own safety.