Relic of the Future: Chapter 4

In a moment where the wall supported him, even as it grated his skin, he reached up with both hands to take hold of the rider's neck. Holding on for dear life and with the Nucklelavee now dashing across the central courtyard, he wrenched his arms from side to side, trying to snap its neck. He'd never had to on a human or a Grimm before, and it was a whole lot harder than the movies suggested. It fought against him the entire way, not with its arms but rather its brute strength, tossing its body left and right. At one point the rider did it so much that Jaune was dragged off the side of the mount to dangle next to it. He winced and brought his feet up, planting them on its back and using them as a piston to pull away, twisting all the while.

The rider's neck snapped with a jarring crack.

It slumped to the side and hung, but still turned to look at him with burning eyes.

"That's not enough?" he howled. "Die already!" He took its head and twisted again, this time the other way. There was another crack and the rider slumped forward, either dead of paralysed.

—Relic of the Future: Chapter 4