Judahs families dark secret is that they have an out side power. A magical advantage originating form beyond the created realm. The white ones are manipulative and dangerous force that Judahs family have aligned themselves with. Judah comes from a legacy family of powerful pathic abilities. This genetic history includes but is not limited to empaths with emotional sight and manipulation, pyropaths with a emotional connection to fire and ability to control it, and hydopaths with an emotional connection to water and the ability to control it. Judahs family had a lot of potential for great pathic ability but they wanted more. Despite being one of the most powerful pathic sorcerers in the realm they had an insatiable thirst for power. His father’s ambition plus his mother’s lack of morality in addition to his brother’s preference for violence drove them to further and further desperate measures. This eventually led them to make a deal with the devil. This connection binds his father mother and brother to an ethereal prison than is nearly impossible to escape from, without outside help. Before making the pact they knew would bestow unholy powers and potential limitations upon them Judah spoke out in protest to the deal. He chose to stay out of it, despite the incessant cajoling, mocking, and verbal abuse and backlash from his family. Because of his wayward behavior they ensured a certain security. Judah’s mother, father, and bother each planted a magical unseen holo seed in Judahs mind. This magical practice is looked down apon in pathic society because of the uneven power exchange. The seed once planted allows the planter to enter the dreams of the mind that they have sewn in. Those who plant holo seeds need only to concentrate and they can hear thier victim’s thoughts clear as a sharp cry on a still empty night. So when Judahs entire family mysteriously disappeared he knew that some spirit or another had to be to blame. So every night the second Judah closes his eyes his family hound his dreamscape. They pester him on his incompetence, mock him for his moments of weakness, and instruct him on how to set them free.