- "Gabby, what're you doing?"
"You shouldn't have let me sleep. They're here." - ―Louise Hastings and Gabriella Rosetti[src]
The Attack on Daimon Helstrom's House was an attack by the demons to recapture Gabriella Rosetti and her unborn child.
Background[]
Gabriella Rosetti finds out she is marked
- "Running is pointless. No one can help you anymore. Turn around."
"How do you like your "mother" now?" - ―Kthara and Gabriella Rosetti[src]
Trying to birth herself into another being, the demon Kthara was able to have Basar mark Gabriella Rosetti, allowing Kthara to take over her body. Kthara then took Basar and implanted him into Daimon Helstrom. The two then had sex together, allowing Rosetti to become pregnant to a baby whom Kthara would be birthed into.[2]
Kthara attempts to stop Gabriella Rosetti
Once that happened, Rosetti was taken by the demons to be kept for observation as the fetus grew rapidly. Raum tended to Rosetti, who tricked him, sticking a needle into Raum and allowing him to become unconscious. Rosetti then tried to run, only for Kthara to speak to her from inside Rosetti, saying to turn back. However, Rosetti refused and ran, making her way to Daimon Helstrom's House where she found Victoria Helstrom and Louise Hastings.[3]
Attack[]
Gabriella Rosetti grabs a knife
- "How about I throw myself through the glass? What happens to your precious Mother then?"
- ―Gabriella Rosetti to Raum[src]
Although she was hesitant to, Gabriella Rosetti fell asleep. When she woke up later, she saw Raum and Magoth walking towards the door. In a state of fight or flight, Rosetti rushed into the kitchen and grabbed the first knife she saw. Suddenly, the lights shut off. Victoria Helstrom and Louise Hastings secured the door, but Hastings noted it will not hold them for long. Therefore, she told Helstrom and Rosetti to go to the bedroom, but Helstrom refused to leave Hastings alone. However, she did agree that Rosetti should go to the bedroom.
Raum approaches Gabriella Rosetti
Much like Hastings predicted, Magoth easily moved the barricade and walked into the house. He then heard a tea kettle hissing and walked to the kitchen. Unbeknownst to him, Helstrom was hiding behind the wall. Once Magoth got close enough, she sprang forward and splashed hot tea on Magoth's face. Hastings then came from behind with a bat and incapacitated Magoth. However, Raum was still on the loose. In the living room, Rosetti could see Raum's shadow in the window, so she hid in the corner. On the verge of tears, she said she was sorry to her God and prepared to take the knife to her stomach to kill the baby. However, Raum used his telekinesis to take the knife from her.[3]
Louise Hastings is stabbed in the back
As Raum approached, Rosetti asked what would happen if she jumped through the window, what would the demons do with Mother then? Suddenly, Helstrom and Hastings ran in. A distracted Raum turned and attacked Hastings, allowing Rosetti the chance to throw a lamp at him. Helstrom then finished him off with a swing of the bat. Rosetti then took the car keys and ran, leaving Helstrom and Hastings to handle Raum and Magoth. As the demons started to attack, Caretaker arrived with a part of the Shard. He then stabbed Magoth with it. On the ground, Magoth musterred enough strength to telekinetically throw a rod at Caretaker. Seeing this, Hastings jumped in the way, taking the rod in the back. This allowed the demons to escape while a shaken Caretaker and Helstrom got an ambulance.[4]
Aftermath[]
Caretaker on the verge of tears
- "Never seen him like that before."
"It's bad, Ana. Really bad." - ―Ana Helstrom and Victoria Helstrom[src]
With the ambulance leaving, Ana Helstrom arrived in shock. She explained she tried to exorcise Daimon Helstrom. However, she needed Caretaker's half of the Shard. Together, Ana and Victoria Helstrom used their strength and powers to merge the two halves together. Meanwhile, Gabriella Rosetti went to the church, only to be approached by the Blood. This did not lead to much as Basar soon arrived in Daimon's body and took Rosetti. Later, Hastings would recover.[4]
