@supertinyking@thewizardguy
Mithias stepped to the side as blue Bob flattened Drac. Indeed Drac was arrogant, quite like Bob explained. Granted, he did sincerely come back to this time period for the reasons he claimed, but he really could have been more... hm, apologetic?
Bob's anger flared as she threatened to make Drac slaughter his own family. Harsh though it was, Mithias had to consider it fairly on par with what Drac and Ozzy had been, and were still, trying to do. He couldn't hold it against Bob entirely, although God help him if Mithias wanted to try to stop him. He stood by, merely vigilant as the two had their exchange.
The sight of Alucard was enough to make Mithias grit his teeth. Alucard was a hideous fiend, and a source of shame for what Mithias had not yet become, but could have. The eyes were the same, and he could not deny it. It wasn't something he really wanted to see ever again, such a reminder of his own flaws, his limited resilience against hopelessness and despair. "Ah. I thank you for the reminder, Bob. I realize, you have been good to me." He looked upon the hovering form of his alternate self once more and furrowed his brow at it. "All that this vision inspires within me is the desire to surpass it. I will not give up, as he did, and I will one day become stronger than Alucard ever was." Alucard had been incredibly strong, possibly enough to destroy even Bob outside of the chaos realm, or Drac on a good day. Then Mithias said something that was rather amusing, "Until then, my soul is yours, 'partner.'" Oh, did Mithias have intentions to eventually win back his freedom? Hilarious.
Then Drac began his psychosis-fueled resistance of Bob's magical control. Mithias stood blinking in disbelief. Was Drac's future self even stronger than in the current time?? Resisting Bob in his own dimension was unheard of, even if all Drac could manage was a staggering drudge. The beings he had allied himself with in this multiversal existence were absolutely, gods.
Mithias stepped to the side as blue Bob flattened Drac. Indeed Drac was arrogant, quite like Bob explained. Granted, he did sincerely come back to this time period for the reasons he claimed, but he really could have been more... hm, apologetic?
Bob's anger flared as she threatened to make Drac slaughter his own family. Harsh though it was, Mithias had to consider it fairly on par with what Drac and Ozzy had been, and were still, trying to do. He couldn't hold it against Bob entirely, although God help him if Mithias wanted to try to stop him. He stood by, merely vigilant as the two had their exchange.
The sight of Alucard was enough to make Mithias grit his teeth. Alucard was a hideous fiend, and a source of shame for what Mithias had not yet become, but could have. The eyes were the same, and he could not deny it. It wasn't something he really wanted to see ever again, such a reminder of his own flaws, his limited resilience against hopelessness and despair. "Ah. I thank you for the reminder, Bob. I realize, you have been good to me." He looked upon the hovering form of his alternate self once more and furrowed his brow at it. "All that this vision inspires within me is the desire to surpass it. I will not give up, as he did, and I will one day become stronger than Alucard ever was." Alucard had been incredibly strong, possibly enough to destroy even Bob outside of the chaos realm, or Drac on a good day. Then Mithias said something that was rather amusing, "Until then, my soul is yours, 'partner.'" Oh, did Mithias have intentions to eventually win back his freedom? Hilarious.
Then Drac began his psychosis-fueled resistance of Bob's magical control. Mithias stood blinking in disbelief. Was Drac's future self even stronger than in the current time?? Resisting Bob in his own dimension was unheard of, even if all Drac could manage was a staggering drudge. The beings he had allied himself with in this multiversal existence were absolutely, gods.
