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“He would've understood because he had a child to protect too.”
“It doesn't matter, what matters is that we try to prevent this from happening. Ever again. It's not just putting their lives at risk but millions of ours too! My father wouldn't stand by this.”
“Your father would've understood,” Lucian said, silencing Alucard with it.
“We should punish them.”
“Amos, they are just children!” Sia shrieked, no understanding for such cruel words in her tone.
“Sia is right, we can't punish them. Besides that we need to know the facts, from their side. We can't decide with that information alone.”
“It wasn't Vincent's fault, the darkness took control of him,” Lucian tried to explain, which unfortunately wasn't well received.
“If it was the darkness or him or Azhdaha really doesn't matter, because we arrive at the same conclusion. So I'm happy to hear suggestions.”
“Half of the city is in ruins! How are we supposed to explain this? A disaster? Animals?”
“Personally I would think bears could be a plausible explanation,” Amos spoke for the first time that evening.
All he got were the angry looks from his other council members.
“Was she part of it? I'm sure it was for a good reason, she would never—”
“Never what, Alessia? Put our species at risk? Act careless and selfish? The only good thing she did that day was stop Vincent from causing even more damage.”
"How would you explain such a phenomenon? Because I sure don't have a clue.”
His voice grew more impatient with every word he spoke and the tension in the room almost unbearable for Lucian.
“What even happened? I didn't—”
“I thought your niece had informed you?”
Then he finally continued, “The incident in Del Sol Valley is exactly what we need to prevent. We got lucky this time, my sired were able to step in before everything was broadcasted on live TV and somehow most people forgot seeing it completely."
Lucian hurried to his seat as Alucard endured the disapproving gaze Sia threw his way. “I thought we agreed that he's supposed to rest.”
“It makes no difference if he sits here or at home,” Alucard argued and she left it at that since they had more urgent matters to discuss.
“We have to talk about the incident,” Alucard urged, pacing back and forth before all three seats in the room could be filled.
Until the door swung open.
And someone else seemed to have the same thought.
If only Vincent had been able to join us. But he had always gone on his own little adventures.
So for now we could only relish in the house we had once called our home before, and hopefully make it one again.
Just like in Olympus, the first night in the house we all slept in one bed.
Even Elisabeth.
There was just something about having your loved ones so close to you that made you feel…okay. As if nothing in the world could hurt you with them around you.
“Do you think she's scared of us?” I asked, voice too wobbly to say more than that.
“I can imagine she was but not anymore. I think she needs some time to process,” he reasoned.
We were okay, able to hold each other and that was all that mattered. The rest would come with time.
“She’ll come around, it was pretty rough for her,” Lucian said as he pulled me closer in an attempt to comfort me.
“Just the thought of us…hurting her it’s-” I stopped as my throat closed up.
“I know.”
I sighed as I watched her walk away.
The knowledge that we had scared and hurt her during the darkness without even remembering it, broke my heart.
She was such a sweet child, she never deserved any of this. And now we had to work on becoming that safe space for her again.