"What the fuck?!" Bill shouted, though the yell wasn't well heard through all of the mad screaming coming from his brother.

The wind hit the tall trees, and a cloud seemed to hide the moonlight. Will closed his eyes with all his strength, attempting to ignore the world, but it didn't work. The world kept spinning, his mind kept working, his heart kept beating, and nothing would change the situation he was facing.

He could disappear into space, he could die at that exact moment. He could run away without looking back. He could fall to his knees, cry until everything was solved, and though he wanted to, he didn't. He was an adult, he had promised to fight till the very end, and swore to stay at Gleeful's side no mattering what.

When he came back to his senses, falling into the hard ground of reality, the scene, that was nothing but a blur, became clearer to his eyes.

Alex smiled in a way that wasn't his, that wasn't his son's smile, that was some sick joke. It had to be.

Before he could search for his husband's hands, or anything that could, possibly, help him somehow, he saw Gleeful's silhouette run in the direction of, what seemed to be, Alex.

Dipper Gleeful had no idea of what was going on, or what his eyes were seeing, but he knew things weren't supposed to be that way, and he knew whatever that thing was, it wasn't his son. He couldn't quite describe what he was thinking and feeling, or even what he was doing, his body didn't seem to answer to any of his commands.

His head was trying to make through a mix of feelings, some of them he couldn't even name. The sound of his heartbeat in the ears. The planet stopped its course as he ran in the direction of the disturbing silhouette.

"Who the hell are you?" Gleeful screamed, jumping above whoever it was. The figure, instead of showing any trace of human instinct, silently fell, and only when found himself on the floor, he started laughing.

Bill Cipher paralyzed in a mix of anger and recognizement. The demon could barely believe his ears. He knew exactly who that laugh belonged to. He would be able to recognize it from miles away, in any place, at any time. "I thought I had ended you decades ago!" He shouted.

"I'm not that easy to kill, Cipher," the reply came with a tone of voice that surely wasn't Alex's. Though it was exactly what Bill expected, it couldn't be said the same about Gleeful, who stepped back, glancing at the image, completely frightened.

Will could no longer hold the exaggerated tears anymore, they just came, and came, and came. He cried harder than he ever thought he would. The water blinded him, but he didn't care much, it was the only response his body could ever give to such scene.

"Get off the body," Bill demanded, his voice have never been so scary and intimidating as it was in the moment, although it, the demon in Alex's body was affected none, in response, he kept on laughing, and stood up, "Get off!

"Who the hell are you?" Gleeful yelled.

"Why don't you ask the Ciphers?" The creepy voice coming out of the boy's mouth asked.

"He is a kid," Bill interrupted, "If you stay any longer in his body, he's going to..."

Before he could even think about finishing the warning mixed with the threat, Will was back to screaming crazily, he shook his head, denying everything that was happening. He had perfect knowledge of which words would end his brother's sentence, and that was something he wasn't ready for.

"This isn't happening, this isn't happening," he whispered to himself, in a failed attempt to control his mad heartbeat, and to be back at breathing regularly. It was all in vain. Nothing anyone said would ever make him feel any better, or even calm him down. His despair was unimaginable.

Will felt his legs tremble, as if his body refused to stay up while watching all of that. He had nothing to do with that. He never had a thing to do with any enemy his brother made during his life. The blue-haired Cipher couldn't see why he had to be the one to pass through it. Why he had to be the one to see his son get possessed by any demon that was blinding seeking for revenge against Bill.

"Stop this," he screamed with all the air inside his lungs, feeling a little dizzy, as if his body was being removed from this dimension, as if his conscious was being erased. He didn't faint though. He pulled together all of the left strength inside him, and prayed it would be, at least, enough to save his son, "please"

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I'm sorry for the (awfully) short chapter, I promise the next one will be better. 

Woah, a lot of head-hopping over here, right? Ha, sorry for that, I just got used to writing "emotional" chapters like that. 

Well, hope you enjoyed. The next chapter will be out soon, I swear