In the end, Jakob really has no choice but to follow the whims of his master. Strange how reluctant it makes him feel anyway, where Add is concerned. It seems so much better that he refuse Add’s orders for his and everyone’s sake…
He feels the tension in Add’s fingers and then yelps out a feeble, “Add, please—” before off his master goes, charging in the wrong direction, until he’s finally flung straight at the agonized face of his previous master, slicing Roxas’s head off…
And despite himself, Jakob chokes out a sob, barely even hearing the wispy sound of “Thanks” as Roxas’s soul begins to flee from his vessel before he finds himself tearing through Ludger’s rotting ribcage, watching the ghoulish remnants of his soul fly out next.
This is going to give him horrible, horrible nightmares after this. Worse, Add might, too.
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He feels the tension in Add’s fingers and then yelps out a feeble, “Add, please—” before off his master goes, charging in the wrong direction, until he’s finally flung straight at the agonized face of his previous master, slicing Roxas’s head off…
And despite himself, Jakob chokes out a sob, barely even hearing the wispy sound of “Thanks” as Roxas’s soul begins to flee from his vessel before he finds himself tearing through Ludger’s rotting ribcage, watching the ghoulish remnants of his soul fly out next.
This is going to give him horrible, horrible nightmares after this. Worse, Add might, too.