Sam Winchester (
gavemea_45) wrote2023-01-05 07:38 pm
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[AU] two worlds, a lot of demons, and a new set of problems
It's still hard to believe it's over; that the yellow-eyed demonic bastard they'd spent their whole lives hunting is finally dead.
Sam figures it'll sink in eventually. Given everything else -- right now he's still pretty numb.
He's also desperately tired, but that doesn't matter. There's something he needs to do, and he can't afford to delay.
He waits until they've settled in for the night, and then waits still longer. Once Dean's been asleep for half an hour, Sam picks up his messenger bag -- already stuffed with books and his computer -- and heads straight for the bar.
He orders black coffee and snags a table with a good view of both doors and the stairs, then pulls out the first of the old texts and starts to search through it.
There's work to do.
Sam figures it'll sink in eventually. Given everything else -- right now he's still pretty numb.
He's also desperately tired, but that doesn't matter. There's something he needs to do, and he can't afford to delay.
He waits until they've settled in for the night, and then waits still longer. Once Dean's been asleep for half an hour, Sam picks up his messenger bag -- already stuffed with books and his computer -- and heads straight for the bar.
He orders black coffee and snags a table with a good view of both doors and the stairs, then pulls out the first of the old texts and starts to search through it.
There's work to do.
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"If not here... they could be at the homestead. Although that wasn't the safest place to be for a long time."
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Sam busies himself with scanning the piano - no reaction - and begins quartering the room.
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She thinks of digging up the talisman; of being convinced to bury it in the first place. "The homestead's built on ammolite. The revenants can't come onto it."
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Waverly gestures out the window, inviting them to look out over the plains that lead to the jagged lines of the Rocky Mountains. "It's a biogenic gemstone. Meaning it's created from a life form," she explains, when Dean looks blank. "Like amber or pearls. Only this is made from ammonite shells."
She glances from one to the other of them, beaming. "You know, fossilized cephalopods. Well, mostly Placenticeras meeki. But this is one of the only places in the world where you find deposits of it this large."
Waverly grins, delighted. "Pretty cool, huh? Anyway, some Indigenous legends say it has supernatural properties."
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Sam gives Dean a flat stare and turns back to Waverly with real interest. "That is cool," he assures her. "What kind of supernatural properties? Protection, I guess, to start?"
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"Me too," Sam agrees. "Just revenants? Not demons?"
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She shakes her head at Sam. "That, I don't know. I only know for sure about the revenants."
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"Could just cart him out there and find out if he gets to play slingshot," Dean points out.
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She goes back to the table and lifts the note from Uncle Curtis, then waves it at them. "The Blacksmith?"
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Dean eyes Sam, in turn. "Why not?"
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In the weeks since Wynonna returned, the tail end of summer had given way to winter, and there's snow on the ground and frost on the windows. "It's pretty cold out there."
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"How far away is it?" Sam asks.
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She glances at the stairs that lead up to the second floor, thoughtful. "But if you don't want to go back for coats, I might be able to scrounge something up for you."
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“We’re not looking for them, just the blacksmith,” he argues. “Who's a witch, but not the big problem witch. It’s fine.”
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