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The van pulled into the staging area where Charlie team was already waiting. Taryn and Marco rushed over to help Wilhelmina from the van. â€Å"You’re okay!† Taryn exclaimed, wrapping her sister in a tight hug. â€Å"Come on, let’s get you to Medical.† Brad hopped out of the van behind them and ran ahead to open the door. Nikolas climbed out of the van and started to follow, but Ayana held out her arm to stop him. â€Å"Come with me.† Nikolas reluctantly followed his eldest sister from the room. Wilhelmina glanced back at them; concerned, but Nikolas just rolled his eyes and pointed at Ayana. â€Å"What do you want, Ayana?† Nikolas asked, a couple of minutes later. They had been walking in silence and he was getting more and more annoyed by the second.†¦show more content†¦He was hurt that his own sister could say something so horrible to him. She had no idea what he had done to make sure that Brad was safe. Eris had started teaching him how to phase objects by vibrating their molecules; allowing solid objects to pass through each other. He’d only been able to do it once in class and he had no clue what had made him attempt it at the mansion. All he knew, was that the second the gun had gone off, he d simply reacted on instinct; phasing the bullet enough to pass harmlessly through Brad. Eris had warned Nikolas against phasing denser objects before he was strong enough, and the bloody tears seemed to validate Eris s insistence that he wasn t ready. At that moment, however, he wasn t going to explain; he wanted to hurt Ayana too, and he could only think of one way. â€Å"Careful, you’re starting to sound like our dear old dad,† Nikolas spat with as much venom as he could. He saw it on her face before she punched him, but he didn’t try to stop it. The blow knocked him back another step. 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