Dana's mind spun as she tried to accept that these were the only ways forward.
She knew that the rest of the group likely wouldn't see it the same way that she did, as they had undergone so many changes, and accepted them all as natural. But asking her to give up the last vestiges of her humanity to keep the bond for a few more years, knowing that it was going to break anyhow, was a lot.
Obviously, a certain fluffy tailed troublemaker would have absolutely zero issues with the change. But asking Dana to become an actual beast, or more beast than human beastkin?
She would need to think about it.
There was no question that the Soul Bond was going to break. Now that it had been pointed out to her, she could feel the fraying connection.
If the pain was already this bad, and the soul bond was still mostly intact, with just a bit of fraying at the edges, there was no doubt in her mind that having it fray to the point of snapping would be absolutely agonizing.
