Dean looked at the instructions for a last time and put the sheet away. He took a last deep breath and sorted his thoughts before he began.
"I'm calling for Anyanka, Patron Demon Of The Women Scorned. I'm calling for justice to be served."
It didn't take long for him to see a new figure before him. He couldn't see her face but the size and body shape was clearly female. "A man calls for me? You are aware what I do to your gender? I should annihilate where you stand for daring this."
Dean was aware that him calling her was dangerous and the possibility of him dying messy very high. Still, he didn't know what else to do, this was the only pl
In all his existence Sigma had never expected to end up on a space station just to contact somebody he had never met. At least he knew that he would be back to the familiar and soothing song of home in a few short hours and leave this loud and chaotic place behind.
Moving around the Second Great and Bountiful Human Empire as an Ood was a strange experience in itself, the mix of curiosity, indifference and shame on the faces, minds and emotions of others when they recognized his species and saw the attached communicator that marked him as a processed Ood. Sigma already knew where he would meet the other and was aware of the societal norms peo
John enjoyed the softness of the bed and looked to Kate who was already deeply asleep. He had missed this, the feeling of a body next to him, the sweet smell and curvy form pressing against him that meant female, the surprisingly cold feet that tried to steal his warmth.
He hadn't been a monk in all his years as a widower but it wasn't that common either. While he didn't think he would ever have seen Kate again if she had not gotten pregnant it was still nice to see her again. In a lot of ways she reminded him of Mary, even ignoring the fact that Kate looked like his dead wife: both nurturers, both strong personalities, both way better then
Inias stared at his brother. What had happened to Castiel, where was the angel he had known from before? To see him brought so low, so frail and insane, it didn't fit together with the Castiel of old. Yes, he was happy that the destructive force that had been Castiel's reign over heaven was over, but he didn't want him to end up like that.
They never understood what really happened to him; first he was entranched in the civil war againts Raphael and after besting the archangel he suddenly decided to take the role of God.
Not only that, their father hadn't even interfered in all this and hundreds of angels died: both during and after the war
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Gabriel sighed and grabbed a lollipop out of thin air. The bunker of the Men of Letters had been so quiet in the last few decades and it had been a perfect refuge to relax a bit and take some time off. After faking his death, it was nice to lay low for a while.
Yes, theoretically he should have protected these mooks when Abbadon went all Rambo on them, but nobody could have expected that this would happen in the few years during his little galaxy trip with Kali! When he came back from terrorizing the Wraith in the Pegasus galaxy, the big wipe out had already happened.
He was happy to note that there was somebody left: little John Winchester
The waiting room was as familiar as it was depressing. The two men didn't know each other, didn't know which origin the other had, it wasn't important.
They both tracked the only other person with them who had been called via speaker.
The man collected himself visibly before grabbing the handle.
All 3 looked up to see the designation he would go to, glowing letters on the door.
This existence between their canon existence was something characters learned to live with. They had no other choice. Their canons were dictated by others and they couldn't really influence that. Well, only to a certain degree. If they interacted better or worse with a
What a day. Jorge Mario Bergoglio had been Pope for just a few hours but he was tired. It was an overwhelming experience and nothing anybody could have prepared him for. There was so much he had to do and think about.
But all that could wait for tomorrow. He had been told that his day was over for now, the new day would be the real start for his pontificate.
“Your Holiness?” He looked up at that, not used to that address yet.
“There is a visitor for you. It is important.” That surprised him. Nobody had said anything of a visitor. Was it perhaps the pope emeritus, Benedict? He didn't think so. While he wanted to talk to
Sam made another entry in the archive and shut the book. It was interesting but nothing that was of any use for them at the moment. He grabbed the next book and read the title: "Rituals for Druids, the magical properties of Stonehenge". Handwritten, a few centuries old, the tone made it sound like the writer was a Druid himself. He would check the entry and put it to the books he wanted to read but didn't have the time for. Honestly, most of the books in the library belonged in that category.
A theatrically loud sigh.
Sam decided against looking up at his brother. Dean was bored. And a bored Dean was a fidgety Dean. It didn't really help that
Crowley grabbed the old leather book and felt the embossed letters with his fingertips.
Whatever would happen in the future, the King of Hell was aware that his alliance with Castiel was only a temporary partnership. He was a demon, Castiel was an angel, it was inevitable in the long run. He hadn't gotten to the point he was now or even to his former vocation as King of the Crossroads by not preparing himself for every eventuality. Whoever talked of backstabbing environment had hell in mind. Perhaps he wouldn't need this after all, but he wanted to be prepared.
It had taken careful maneuvering and friends in low places to get him what he need