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After the hole is sealed and Ninurta's done away with, your entire party is bippity bopped to the other side of the forest. If there were stragglers that got separated, you're all in one place again. If you lost gear, weapons, phones, whatever, it's back on your person, functional again. If you lost any organs you're on your own though. No but basically you've been bewitched to safety out of the forest and the evil noises have stopped, you're homefree, homies. There's a crow perched on a rundown fence post along the road watching you with beady little eyes before it takes off back into the forest.
The map takes you to a rundown little bed and breakfast not but a fifteen minute walk out that looks like it was abandoned a while ago. No foul play, just closed for business, the economy is rough when you're located next to a haunted forest. Feel free to avail yourself of its beds, there's no room service but least you don't have to pay.
[Mission: get your bearings, make sure all your shits there, do a headcount, follow the road. call dibs on a room. rest up]
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[ assessing all of the information that's been gathered, humming here and there at observations he missed or didn't think were of note at the time. one the page with the weeping angels, he taps a forefinger in the book's spine, then plucks dean's pencil out of his fingers to scratch an equation into the margin. ]
Given the energy of what they feed on, capturing one and harnessing that energy could, potentially, power magics I've only heard of in theory.
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You mean like boost us out of Third Earth kind of magic?
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Crossing the borders of worlds isn't theoretical, it's very possible. You and I have both done it multiple times. The fact that we haven't found the right spell [ since we know there is a spell, just not one we're willing to recreate ] or the working portal isn't the same as "it has never been done."
[ the pencil stills, taps twice, then he holds it out to dean blunt-end first. ]
I meant, something more akin to reversing the stream of time. Undoing what's already come to pass. Or, or creating a new world, a realm beyond God's creation.
[ eyebrows furrow. ]
For all we know, maybe that's how this place came to be.
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[glances down to take it but returns to looking at him with some measure of expectancy, raised eyebrows and lips parted like he gets when he's cautiously curious about a lead on something big. i mean, he's no historian, so how this world came to be means about as much to him as hook's opinions.]
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The potential energy could be applied to fueling almost any known magic. But Dean, they're too volatile to risk an attempt to capture. [ remember? we only escaped with one paradoxed-out-of-existence and me ditching the jimmysuit. ]
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[just shrugs at the but dean addendum, like that just sounds like the prologue to any of his too stupid to be real plans that always pan out. come on. as though it's a deterrent. he skipped the arguing for it to beeline straight for the how to basic]
You're kinda like a impurity in time or whatever on legs aren't you?
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[ you need to take it back to the ten yard line, mister, this isn't a play that'll make it easy to score. ]
There's so many variables involved here, I'd fill this book and countless like it trying to list them all.
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[your harsh realities can't slow his roll. nope. he's already working himself up to an elbow, gesturing animatedly, looking the least dead inside probably since he got here. but he does pause for a thought]
But there's Fraggle Rock's spell too. This portal business- like cheating the system right? It's just gonna keep pulling in every joe blow it can get its hands on. We gotta shut it down if we're gonna skip town.
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With the spellcaster dead, it's unclear as to why his magic still holds. Our priority should be shutting it down, agreed. [ saving others and tucking this weird little world away again, swept back underneath God's carpet like embarrassing mess. he's on board with that idea. ]
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[those are plannin words. tips the notebook cover shut and tosses it over the side of the bed onto his bag, looking accomplished for a guy who actually accomplished jackall
all in a days work]
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[ looks over at where he tossed the notebook, elbow bumping dean's when he moves. ]
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[looks down between them and back up at him before clearing his throat into the bottle as he draws another drink. he's still kind of smiling though, like that tiny little light at the end of the tunnel is enough to slap him out of his what if we never make it back funk. not even their little elbow love connection can shake his mood]
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[ had wanted to keep flipping through the book, but sacrificing an appeasement to his curiosity for an improvement in dean's mood is acceptable. whatever had been affecting his mood earlier seems to have dissipated for now. ]
From the map, it seems like we may not see another settlement for a few days.
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Good thing I love camping. [he fucking hates camping] Not like it matters to you, sleepless in Seattle. You don't have to bunk with a leggy teenager that sleep-kicks.
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[ but then he's struck with a sudden urge to ask something, the answer one that only an observer would know. ]
Do I sleep kick?
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No you sleep like you're planking.
[leans back against headboard and lays an arm over his middle, glancing to him with the judgey eyebrows as he pulls a pillow out from under his butt to get comfortable]
FYI you're doing the whole agreeing not to talk about it thing wrong.
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[ still, dean's reluctance to acknowledge what's happened, the few moments that aren't really few anymore, isn't getting less frustrating. ]
I generally do things wrong when they don't make sense to me.
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Yeah well I don't talk about crap that doesn't make sense to me.
[folds his other arm in against his chest defensively and crosses his feet at the ankle like that'll be the end of that]
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communicating, but not talking. ]
[ it's impressive that, for all humans are limited by physical bodies and senses, they've managed to take advantage of all the tools available in order to convey thoughts and emotions between their unmergeable minds.]
[ makes a deliberate choice to follow suit, to rearrange his limbs to speak for him. the one foot that had stayed on the floor, anticipating the need to leave, joins his other on the bed. ]
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drops his arms out of their defensive fold and sits up to swing his legs over the side of the bed, rubbing his hand over his eyebrow like something out of a viagra ad]
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[ the bed at his back is a surprise, so comparatively, what comes next is enough to shock him right out of keeping his vessel's heart beating. at the stillness in his chest, his first thought is did i just die again?
it comes rushing back, the need for the heart to beat and the lungs to fill, and his next inhalation is soaked in the scent of dean, sweat, and rainwater. cas's hand spasms open and closed when his heart lurches back into motion, zero to sixty and pounding in his chest as he stares up at dean's freckled eyelids. he remembers learning that he ought to close his eyes so he does, but he can't think of when or how he learned it. once his hand relaxes, he drops it from it's startled suspension onto dean's shoulder. ]
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[kept it pg, nothing but a curl of fingers against his shoulder and the stubborn, experimental brush of his mouth against cas'. it's a slow pressure, doesn't even move his mouth against his or move his hands to involve himself more in it, more like a statement than a kiss. he's already pulling back at the touch to his shoulder, watching him uneasily and breath coming too fast with the nerve it took to work up to that much]
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[ he pries his eyes back open, which is more difficult than he anticipated given the fact he'd forgotten to close them in the first place. now the nerves are setting in; he opens his mouth to say something, he isn't sure what but something, only for dean's face and his words about crap he doesn't understand to make him change his mind. instead of talking he just shifts his hand a little lower on dean's shoulder, fitting it with perfect accuracy even through the sleeves, and holds on. ]
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