Jed mistaken the man for a monster, but he tells Jed that monsters are the least of their problems now. It's always like that when his tongue grows back. He apologizes to Jed for the unpleasant noises. Later that night, startling Jed, he's fully recovered and healed of all injuries. If this guy is dangerous, then he'll help keep people safe. Jed will remain behind to watch over the man. MG elects to go look for Kaleb and Cleo joins him. Regardless, they won't be able to get any answers until his mouth heals. They were on their way back to the school to get answers from him when Kaleb blew up his car and burned the guy. Then he literally started putting himself back together. Jed explains that they don't know who he is and when he and Kaleb found him, he'd just been ripped apart by an Argus. Jed, Cleo, MG, and Ethan bring the man into the gymnasium and Cleo bandages him. Springthorpe faints at the sight while Jed explains that they still have a monster problem, and it's Kaleb. At least recovered from Kaleb's dragon fire, he's still barely more than a walking corpse. Unable to defend himself, Kaleb unleashes his dragon fire.Įventually, Jed manages to get him back to the Salvatore School. He approaches Jed and tells him this doesn't concern him and throws him into the air and away from them. Kaleb is already behind him, wings outstretched.

They need to get out of there before Kaleb returns, but it's too late. Jed notices he's got eyes now, but still no tongue. Despite his injuries, which he appears to have flayed flesh, he's alive. In I Can't Be the One to Stop You, night has fallen and Jed crawls across the pavement from Kaleb's burning car towards him. Instead she left him to be absorbed by Malivore. However, the curse would remain for as long as their father lives. Sometime after the 11th Century, Jen came to him and told him that their father was asleep and she could finally set him free. To torment him further, he was chained to a rock to be eaten alive by monsters and then to come back to life and do it all over again. Another side of the curse is that he is forbidden from fighting against his family. They didn't want to stop worshiping the gods, but, in turn, they wanted to become them and in their lust for that power, monsters were born, along with many of the world's ills.Īt some point, he was cursed to this day by his father, Ken because he trusted them cursed to heal and be attacked by monsters, forever. He was foolish, however, and humans sought the same power and privilege the gods abused. Out of spite, he gave the magic he stole to the village, believing that the people could help themselves instead of worshiping fickle, uncaring gods. Leaving Ashur at the threshold as he crossed past the barrier, he claimed his birthright and stole the fire that mortals would come to know as magic, hoping it would save Ashur's life. Denied by his father, Ben took matters into his own hands. The gods of their village lived atop the high mountain and Ben attempted to bring Ashur to the threshold beyond which mortals could not pass. They had never revealed themselves to him, nor did he ever ask anything of them until the day that Ashur, his best friend and lover, fell ill. Despite his father, he had no use for the gods. His birthright explained his invincibility in battle, which he fought to keep their village safe. His village loved the gods, but he was living proof of that love. Ben was born to a mortal mother and a divine father in a village at the base of the Caucasus Mountains, sometime around 3000 B.C.

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