[ It's a surprising admission in the context of everything that came before it. Bazz, in the one thousand years Jugram has known him, has not been one to admit these things; his inflated bravado and egotism have been a constant, even when they were children. There's only one other instance that comes to mind, a memory that's still vivid like wet ink: his recounting of his powers being stripped away by AuswΓ€hlen when he confronted Jugram in the hallway. The conversation that ended with the weight of an old friend clutching his shirt, the weakening grasp, a body at his feet. ]
The weather is more of a concern. There are also places here in which we are stripped of our schrifts, our heilig bogen, even our spiritual pressure perception. Those are riskier.
[ An awful feeling, the closest he's ever been to human. Jugram pauses. ]
Kurosaki is here, but his abilities are similarly hindered. He doesn't have any advantage. I've chosen not to kill him for the time being, and you need to do the same. There's also an arrancar—Jaegerjaquez.
[ Sly, cowardly bastard—hardly more than a beast. He'd demonstrated the same capacity for rational thought as one, too, attacking him at the cost of slowing his own escape, unable as he apparently is to resist any impulse. ]
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The weather is more of a concern. There are also places here in which we are stripped of our schrifts, our heilig bogen, even our spiritual pressure perception. Those are riskier.
[ An awful feeling, the closest he's ever been to human. Jugram pauses. ]
Kurosaki is here, but his abilities are similarly hindered. He doesn't have any advantage. I've chosen not to kill him for the time being, and you need to do the same. There's also an arrancar—Jaegerjaquez.
[ Sly, cowardly bastard—hardly more than a beast. He'd demonstrated the same capacity for rational thought as one, too, attacking him at the cost of slowing his own escape, unable as he apparently is to resist any impulse. ]