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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Sam decides to take a different angle, and asks, "Do you have - um, Wynonna said there weren't many people around there who believed in this kind of stuff. Besides you, and Doc, and the agent guy."
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If he'd told Jessica, would she have believed him? Would she have lived? He'll never know, but he knows why he didn't.
"I don't know how close our worlds are, or if they're maybe even the same - I doubt it, but it's remotely possible," he clarifies, fast. "But if there's anything I can do or share that might help, I'd be glad to."
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His offer is unexpected, and she beams at him, warm and delighted. "Really? That would be great. Honestly, it's just nice to be able to talk about it, you know?"
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She folds her arms on the table and looks over at the skull. "I wish Uncle Curtis were still around to talk to. I'd love to know why he even had this thing."
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She frowns at the skull, then at him. "That's creepy, right?"
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"You want to come help me look for the rest of this guy?"
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In more ways than one. " – and Dolls is... well, Dolls."
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Waverly passes the journal back to Sam. "When do you want to come?"
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"And I'm starting to think I shouldn't do that without backup."
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A thought strikes him and he adds, "Come along if you want. It's across from Wynonna's, so you can see where she is."
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