"When I grew up," William began, "I learned that my mother was a witch and my father was a warlock. My father, Matthias, killed my mother, Patricia, and stole her power of copycat. I..."
"What's copycat?" Wesley asked.
"The person who possesses copycat," William explained, "has the ability to copy any power used against him or her. In addition, that person becomes immune to that power."
"That sounds a lot better than what I have now," Wesley complained.
"As I was saying," William continued, "I vanquished Matthias unknowingly the day he killed my mother. Her love for me managed to keep me alive and give me the power to vanquish him. For a long time, I feared that he would come back and take revenge on me and my family. But he did not, which made me worry. He was the most powerful warlock of his time. Even in death, I felt that he might come back. It was not until much later that I realized his master plan. They do say that in death, all of life's questions are answered.
"Being half-witch and half-warlock, I lived a torn life. I was scorned by both witches and demons for being a 'half-breed.' I had to take my family into hiding. Eventually, we earned the trust of the community through the Prophecy, which I received as an infant. We persisted in warding off evil forces, slowly winning everyone over. Throughout the generations, the evil side has been suppressed to the point that most people do not even realize that they have it. Good has spread through our family tree...from me.
"But now that I have been brought here, outside my own time, I must warn you that Matthias may be here. He, too, is aware of the Prophecy, and I fear that he will try to kill you, the Complete, for you alone pose the only threat to evil."
"Great," Wesley sighed, "another job. How did he get here when you killed him five hundred years ago?"
"I do not know," William said. "However, I do know that if he is here, he will stop at nothing to kill each of you. He has great power, so take great caution."
William looked up to the sky, as if he was going to return to the spirit realm, but nothing happened. Each of the three brothers stared at him as he tried to leave their presence. Nothing happened. Slowly, his body began to become solid and he sank to the ground. He looked around, confused.
"Was that supposed to happen?" Matthew asked.
"No," William responded. "Something has gone terribly wrong."
What's happened now? William can't go back to...heaven. He's stuck there with his how-ever-many-greats grandkids. Stay tuned to find out more!