Kane had started the battle with the intention of preserving his own well-being, hoping to minimize the chances of getting seriously hurt. He knew that a prolonged fight against so many adversaries would be grueling, and he wanted to emerge from it in the best possible shape.
However, as the clash intensified and the enemy numbers seemed overwhelming, he began to realize that his cautious approach might not be feasible. In such a dire situation, he understood that he needed to take calculated risks if he hoped to prevail. The urgency of the battle forced him to reconsider his initial strategy and adapt to the circumstances.
