Alois saw the knight whipping at him, aimed right between his eyes. He wanted to stumble back but just ended up pressing against Teraph who... grabbed the blade. Foggy eyes widened as blood trickled to the pavement below and covered the shiny metal in a crimson coat. What scared him the most was he had to look cross-eyed to actually see because of how close it was to hitting his face.<br/><br/>When the younger one blurted out something he took a nervous step aside from the hand that now held the knife. "A-A--" He tried to speak, but was silenced at the sharp tone the other used on his brother. He watched Zico turn meek and guilty, avoid the elder's eyes and giving short or no answers at all to what he was saying. He really didn't mean to cause so much trouble for the brothers, he just tripped on a rock and saw something he really wasn't suppose to.<br/><br/>Alois was still in a bit of shock by the other demons reaction to the throwing, but when he asked if he understood he blankly looked at the other before connecting the word inside his brain. “Please let me call a friend to get my baby brother and to have him watch him while I’m... working,” He pulled out his phone and unlocked it, opened his contacts to a number that said 'June'. He didn't want them to think he was calling 911 or for some kind of help. It was purely for his little brother who was at a different friends house who he didn't trust to properly take care of his little brother. June, however, had a little girl a bit younger than Jay, so it would be fine he was sure. A surprise sleep over.. for a few days.<br/><br/>"Also, are you alright? It looks like it hurts..." Alois knew he couldn't really help, but as Zico wasn't apologizing or even checking on his hand he felt like maybe he should. It was his fault for making a joke when a joke shouldn't have been said.