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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She tips her head, mouth twisting. "I'll find out about it."
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He turns the map so she can see. "That mark there, that's the gate's location. The pentagram's the railroad lines that were used to create a devil's trap of iron to seal it in, with churches at the points to reinforce it."
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"I'll have Waverly check it out."
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"Not that I know of," she says, eying the waitrat as it scuttles up and sets down a few bottles of water, meaningfully. "I'm not sure you'd be able to drag her out of this place if she found it."
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"How'd you find it, anyway?"
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Also as long as none of them start any shit. "They cause any trouble?"
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She slides a glance over at the bar. "Why, what happens when she does it?"
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She considers him. Maybe he's not as good of a boy as he looks.
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She cracks the bottle and sips at the water, then lifts it, aggrieved, towards the waitrat, which squeaks and scurries off. "At least this place has rooms where you can sleep it off, not just an alleyway."
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Say what you will about alleyways, but they're a closer stumble than the homestead is. "But a room for the night is looking better and better."
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