JD pressed his eyes against Sasha as she spoke. His face usually reflected his amusement at her attitude, but now it was flat and pensive- almost a calm before a storm. Honestly he didn’t know what to say. He brought his hand to his face and pushed away those hot tears off of his cheek. His snarky demeanor that had bled from his lips at one time was gone, and replaced with silence.
Eos’s revulsion of him only reinforced this notion.
That was right- he was a monster.
Yet his sister seemed to bounce back almost immediately, and commanded his courage and bravery to come back to him. It was hard to imagine what his life would be after this moment, and honestly he didn’t want to put any thought into it. At the mention of the rings- JD glanced down at his pocket. He had placed them in there with his right hand, and now found the awkward motion of trying to pull them out with his left. It took a moment, but he managed to fish them out. Those silver eyes pressed against that jewelry- empowered pieces of glamor that was supposed to help them save the world.
‘Right the wrong of their parents.’
That is what JD had been thinking about before he had awoken and been revealed with this travesty. His common sense reminded him while nothing would be the same- that neither would things get better if he didn’t act. He didn’t know if his friends would forgive him for what he did: Silver, Enzo, Voltaire, and even Eos. Yet, at the same time, they could be dying- and to not help them now would be the same as killing them himself.
JD didn’t know if him or Eos had enough power to defeat their parents, but they were assured that maybe their arrival would turn the tides in Guardian’s favor.
“Here,” JD stated gruffly as he tossed Eos’s ring back to her, and eyed his somewhat solemnly. It took a bit of maneuvering but he managed to it around the tip of his ring finger and then slide it the rest of the way down by employing his chin in the action.
Once it fit snugly around his finger he felt the warmth and light of its’ power radiate through him. It wasn’t enough to mend his broken heart, but it was enough to drag him from his cot into a sitting position.
“Boy you shouldn’t-“ the medical official began.
“Shut up.” JD remarked crassly. It was then he turned to Sasha and smirked. “And eat a dick Sasha- I don’t need a pep talk from you.” There was a very much unsaid ‘thank you’ in his words.
It was then he slid off the cot all together and glanced at his sister and the Russian Tiger. “So E, to be bloody honest I don’t think we have a snowball’s chance in hell of winning; but we can’t just let everyone suffer on our part. We need to save our friends. You need to show that Voltaire that you are in one piece- sort of-“ JD paused. “Sorry.” Yet he caught his voice before it hitched.
“So I’m assuming the partially destroyed floor is where this is going on? How do we get back to that?”