Klangst: Family is important

Chapter 4

Haggar's PoV
I have the blue paladin at my fingertips and I know exactly what I want to do with him. I walk up to him I can feel my smile grow wider as I place my hand over his heart. I'm going to kill the blue paladin in front of all his fellow paladins. My hand begins to glow with altean magic and he squints his eyes, I send a charge of energy at him but it just gets absorbed into him. I look at his face, his eyes are tightly shut and his kits are sealed tight. I don't understand the only way this could happen is if the same energy runs through the blood stream but that's impossible since he's not Lotor unless...
I remove my hand and he falls to the ground I back away more in shock for it can't be!

Pidge's PoV
Haggar charged an energy bolt at Lance directly I look away although I always found Lance annoying I always thought of him like a brother you know siblings argue sometimes but still I can't stand to watch him be killed.
When I hear something thump against the floor I look up to see Lance sill laying on the ground I cling to Hunk and let tears escape my eyes. Lance then groans and begins to move and he sits on his knees glaring at Haggar in a confused way. I let go of Hunk and stare in confusion.

Lance's PoV
I sit up on my knees, although I'm too weak to stand at the moment I glare at her in confusion. She then begins walking towards me is she going to kill me now maybe a thousand ideas and possibilities run through my head and before I know it I feel something cold touch my head. I look up realising it was the witch's hand it was so cold it was like the North Pole not like I would know but I guessing it's cold up there. She wasn't gripping my head hard but I still couldn't pull away so I look up to her eyes they were white and I watched as tears poured down them.
After about two minutes she pulled away she looked down at me she pulled her hood down completely showing her yellow eyes, blue skin and red marks.
She spoke in a whisper that I was just able to make out.
                                " My son"