The Doctor's eyes, filled with something dark and terrible, bore into Jamie's own, holding him fast like a butterfly that's callously been pinned to a display and unable to free itself. The pain starts to grow, causing him to twitch even as the Master delves deep enough to bring up the old memory of the Darksoul, pleased with what it's able to do with this new body, and seeking revenge from hurts that the then-spandex clad young man had unleashed on it during an earlier scuffle. As the Doctor speaks, the voice resonates oddly, a sinister note in it.
"I'll share with you what I see, Jamie. After all, we're such good friends."
And then a torrent of sensation rushes in, sights and sounds and smells that Jamie couldn't put a words to even if he wanted. Generally it's a blur of agony, his mind unable to cope with the massive influx, but a few memories seem to stick. Mostly stuff dealing from a time when the Doctor was still a funny little man with unkempt hair who liked to wear oversized clothing along with his bowtie, but here and there are other things, like a sense that the TARDIS is alive somehow, which Jamie hadn't really picked up on during his previous travels. Mostly, though, it is pain, the Doctor/Darksoul enjoying it immensely until he determines that enough is enough and drops Jamie to the floor, the Scot barely conscious.
But the Darksoul is long gone, trapped by the exorcists back on Stacy and its malgin influence no longer steering the Doctor's course of action. Would any of it be immediately useful to Sobek?
Re: Jamie/Master/Sobek
"I'll share with you what I see, Jamie. After all, we're such good friends."
And then a torrent of sensation rushes in, sights and sounds and smells that Jamie couldn't put a words to even if he wanted. Generally it's a blur of agony, his mind unable to cope with the massive influx, but a few memories seem to stick. Mostly stuff dealing from a time when the Doctor was still a funny little man with unkempt hair who liked to wear oversized clothing along with his bowtie, but here and there are other things, like a sense that the TARDIS is alive somehow, which Jamie hadn't really picked up on during his previous travels. Mostly, though, it is pain, the Doctor/Darksoul enjoying it immensely until he determines that enough is enough and drops Jamie to the floor, the Scot barely conscious.
But the Darksoul is long gone, trapped by the exorcists back on Stacy and its malgin influence no longer steering the Doctor's course of action. Would any of it be immediately useful to Sobek?