JD jerked away. His hand felt cold and numb on the hilt of the blade, and he released it in sheer shock at what had happened. “E,” he stated as he regained himself quickly and assuredly. “Everyone- everyone go.” Yet it was too late for that- far too late. Instead his eyes came up and there was the visage of his mother strutting towards him with killing intent buried in her eyes. Before he could react she had him against the floor and he sputtered at the contact. Though he was being manhandled by this woman- his mother- all his eyes could do was find Eos on the ground in a puddle of her own blood. ‘I’m so sorry,’ JD thought as he felt pain rip through his arm as he was flung to the side- and inevitable darkness swam in his vision when he passed out from the sheer overwhelming sense of it all.
The arm disintegrated much as an old stone turns to ash and flew around the black stone- encasing it and expanding of its’ own machinations. Much like Beatrice- Alarick formed with much ease in this reality. He was a tall fellow, dark black hair that was pushed away from his face, extremely well-manicured facial hair, pale eyes, and a smile that even the best of salesmen would want. Yet he stood there adorned in a coal-gray suit over the carnage of his children with a flippant disregard to their health. Both Eos and JD were alive, but they were far from conscious.
“This was a tad bit messier than need be- but alas that is how blood magic works.” Alarick stated as he glanced over to his wife and smiled. “Finally.” It was then he turned towards his audience- one entering in blaze and glory. “Ah and I see we already have sacrifices lined up- ah well- it will delay our trip but I do believe they will be happier for it. And then Beatrice- maybe we can get some time together- you and I.” So calm given the situation, and yet there was an obvious dark magical aura about him- not as violent as Beatrice’s more ominous and oppressive like a secret that shouldn’t ever be told.