Jasaiah was no saint. He was a monster by all rights, but he had also been tamed by Drake, and he was going to do everything in his power to help Drake. He was just glad Ryan seemed to want to help. "He has been miserable," he said, looking down at what he'd written so far. He hadn't gotten everything down, but having spoken about it and made notes made the memory of the situations concrete, so he wouldn't have troubles recording things later. "I believe that knowing is better than being oblivious. This personality of Drake's doesn't believe he is strong enough to handle the truth, but I believe if they all knew that he has a support system, that he isn't alone, it will help." He offered Ryan a warm smile.<br/><br/>"Would there be anyone else that could help us? I do not doubt your capabilities but I understand that a support system is multiple people, just not one or two individuals. It is also possible his other personalities might try to push you away, or anyone else that tries to help." Though it went without question that Jasaiah wasn't going anywhere. He was going to see this through. "I have items to track him with, and if need be, bind him in place so he does not try to escape. The name he spoke of...he mentioned that speaking of what had happened to him would displease this individual. I worry what tasks this doctor has laid out for him, particularly if Drake doesn't understand that years have already past and he might have already done what was required of him.<br/><br/>"It is important that we find him and try to get him back, to help him digest what has happened. I do not believe it is healthy for his mind to fragment so much, and it seems to be happening more often. I do not know how to stop it." For once there was a look of helplessness that came over Jasaiah. "I have never dealt with this level of mental illness before," he admitted.