Violet Hands & The Vermilion Masks of Pale Men

Aidan is not a Machiavelli. He's lived in their house for the better half of two decades, drank from the same cups, slept in the same beds, and bathed in the same bathtubs, yet he is still a Grimm. They-Aunty Ciseko and Uncle Fernando-make sure he never forgets his parents, so their legacy lives on through him. What legacy they may have had still baffles him at the age of 22, thoughts used up and brain spent. All he knows for sure is that they died working for the Machiavellis, and for that-in spite of their love and care-their legacies will end with Leonardo.

It will be a pleasure to burn them all.