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Dark BL, Killed His Family To Get Him | Alpha x Enigma

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A grim, supernatural revenge/horror romance tale centered on Aurelion (Orurelion) after a massacre in House Thorn. An otherworldly entity—known as Veil/Rick—binds himself to Aurelion through blood and “instructions,” turning the protagonist into a living instrument of cruelty disguised as “mercy” and “lesson.”

The horror isn’t just what Veil does—it’s how he frames it, turning control into a mockery of compassion.

Main Plot & Standout Events

House Thorn massacre revealed

Aurelion returns to a mansion filled with portraits and senses something is wrong. Evidence of staged brutality surrounds him:

  • Blood already on the stairs
  • Doors forced open
  • Weapons missing
  • Bodies arranged deliberately

His uncle is found killed with a snapped sword. Then his sister is killed as well—her neck broken—followed immediately by Veil calmly stepping into the light.

Aurelion’s first attempt to fight back fails instantly

  • Aurelion throws a dagger at Veil.
  • Veil catches it effortlessly.
  • Veil then overwhelms him with supernatural restraint:
    • hands/arms pinned
    • throat held

The killings become a spectacle for Aurelion to witness, not a battle to survive.

Parents executed as “instruction”

Veil forces Aurelion to experience his family’s deaths as lessons:

  • Father: charges bravely but is crushed/disabled by Veil’s power.
  • Mother: resists, then is killed slowly in a disturbingly intimate, controlled way—while Veil insists it’s not chaos, but “instruction.”

“Mercy” and the twisted lesson

Veil calls his actions “mercy,” but the reality is worse:

  • A younger guard is killed in an almost clinical way.
  • The purpose is demonstration—Veil’s version of kindness is control, not salvation.

Blood-bonding / second heartbeat takeover

In a crypt-chamber, Veil cuts himself and forces his blood into Aurelion’s mouth. The result is immediate and invasive:

  • Instant healing
  • A second synchronized heartbeat
  • A mental presence Aurelion cannot escape

Veil effectively “keeps” Aurelion alive for later use.

Escape to the cold frontier—accepted, but not free

Aurelion wanders into a snow settlement and is taken in by the Ashbound, unaware of what’s “inside” him now.

But when he tries to think there’s no bond, the pressure/voice/presence returns.

Domestic calm turns into manipulation

Over days, Aurelion trains and bonds with Ira (from Garrick’s group). He even experiences a brief kiss—human warmth, hope.

Then Veil’s presence reasserts itself during intimacy, taking control and reminding him the silence wasn’t absence.

Massacre at the village: Veil uses Aurelion as bait

A sealed “blood veil” boundary forms around the settlement. Veil turns Aurelion into both witness and execution tool:

  • Hunters and villagers are killed one by one—“frame by frame”—as lessons.
  • Ira is forced into the worst role:
    • Aurelion is made to watch her be killed slowly.
    • Her pain becomes the final breaking point.

Relentless “still fighting” torture

Even when Aurelion tries to fight and run, Veil allows the struggle only to extend suffering—then escalates again with more forced executions.

Final collapse

Aurelion is left alive but utterly broken in the snow. The bond briefly recedes just long enough for him to understand the truth:

  • it wasn’t letting him go
  • it was preparing the next phase of ownership

Highlights / Jokes / Key Reactions

  • No comic jokes. The tone stays consistently dark and cruel, prioritizing horror over humor.
  • Repeated irony: Veil keeps labeling his acts as “mercy,” “instruction,” and “continuence,” making the language itself feel like psychological torment.
  • Aurelion’s internal reactions drive the emotional weight:
    • shock → rage → denial → hysterical bargaining → dissociation/healing horror → total collapse
  • The “kiss” moment is a major emotional spotlight:
    • briefly gives Aurelion a taste of being human
    • then becomes the setup for violation and control
    • making the betrayal hit harder than earlier violence

Main Characters & Personalities

  • Aurelion (Orurelion / “little dove”) — protagonist; bound against his will.
  • Veil Rick / Vale / Veilri / Velri — the controlling entity; executes “lessons.”
  • Garrick Frostale — leader of the Ashbound settlement.
  • Ira — Ashbound member; grows close to Aurelion and is ultimately used/killed.
  • Lyra — training partner; present during key events.
  • Aurelion’s father, sister, and uncle — victims in the House Thorn massacre.
  • Younger/limping guards and other hunters/villagers — victims staged for Veil’s spectacle.

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