[ The confirmation of victory doesn’t surprise him. After all, Yhwach was all but unbeatable (so why had he thought he had a chance?) and the shinigami didn’t have anyone nearly strong enough to hold up against some of the remaining Wandenreich. But it doesn’t make happy, either. His allegiance never was with the shinigami, even if he’d agreed to help them — does Jugram know about that? — in exchange for free passage. For all that he’d hated Yhwach in those last minutes, he hadn’t thought about whether or not he still supported the Quincy cause.
But for Jugram, the Quincy cause had been everything. It must be a relief for him to know that his death wasn’t for nothing. ]
I didn’t know. [ Stating the obvious. There was no way for Bazz to know the outcome of the war. ] I don’t…
[ He trails off. He doesn’t what, exactly?
Pushing himself off the ground, Bazz turns from Jugram, suddenly unable to look at him. Takes a breath to compose himself. ]
no subject
(so why had he thought he had a chance?)and the shinigami didn’t have anyone nearly strong enough to hold up against some of the remaining Wandenreich. But it doesn’t make happy, either. His allegiance never was with the shinigami, even if he’d agreed to help them — does Jugram know about that? — in exchange for free passage. For all that he’d hated Yhwach in those last minutes, he hadn’t thought about whether or not he still supported the Quincy cause.But for Jugram, the Quincy cause had been everything. It must be a relief for him to know that his death wasn’t for nothing. ]
I didn’t know. [ Stating the obvious. There was no way for Bazz to know the outcome of the war. ] I don’t…
[ He trails off. He doesn’t what, exactly?
Pushing himself off the ground, Bazz turns from Jugram, suddenly unable to look at him. Takes a breath to compose himself. ]