Defensivly

You move your pawns into a defensive formation like a Zig Zag, meanwhile, David blocks your pawns and moves his other knight out. You try to get a pawn across the boar and sacrifice a knight to take a bishop however instead of taking the knight with his pawn he uses his queen that you did not see. He uses his queen to keep you in check. Your pawn is three spaces from the other edge but you have to keep moving your king. Attempting to break out of this you take his rook but lose your queen. You move your pawn one space, his next move is crucial as both of you have pawns close to the opposite edge and could convert it to a new piece.