Ah, competency. It's nice to have reliable acquaintances.
He doesn't stand idle and let Fenris do all the work, however. The noise of combat is attracting the other Coibara, first of all; reaching into their minds and compelling them to turn away, to find other things more interesting, is somewhat time-consuming in the heat of battle but worth the trouble to his mind.
The second is to stun the Coibara itself. He forcefully pushes his mind out again, and the creature lowers its paw in the middle of countering Fenris' strike, its jaw momentarily hanging open as if confused about what it was doing - leaving the beast open for more wounding blows.
Every time the creature tries to focus, he delivers another punishing burst of synaptic static. It should, at the very least, make Fenris' battle much easier.
(Of course, it does look like he's just standing there, not doing anything except the occasional hand gesture...)
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He doesn't stand idle and let Fenris do all the work, however. The noise of combat is attracting the other Coibara, first of all; reaching into their minds and compelling them to turn away, to find other things more interesting, is somewhat time-consuming in the heat of battle but worth the trouble to his mind.
The second is to stun the Coibara itself. He forcefully pushes his mind out again, and the creature lowers its paw in the middle of countering Fenris' strike, its jaw momentarily hanging open as if confused about what it was doing - leaving the beast open for more wounding blows.
Every time the creature tries to focus, he delivers another punishing burst of synaptic static. It should, at the very least, make Fenris' battle much easier.
(Of course, it does look like he's just standing there, not doing anything except the occasional hand gesture...)