
Plot: Castiel has fallen yet again but this time it may possibly be for good. Being human and susceptible to all human vulnerabilities and weaknesses leave Cas to fend for himself until stumbling across the Winchesters in a hunt, quite literally. It seems that the ex-angels luck has changed since Sam and Dean had just rescued him from being murdered by his once-own-kind. Now that they're altogether again, the blue eyed man has looked up to Dean for guidance, advice and help in all the mortal necessities.
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That day I had awoken expectant to a cold sweat, my clothing riding up on my body and the fabric below my weight ensnared my limbs that dangerously reminded me of my days in hell. I remembered every single, solitary detail of the place, of how wretched it smelled. The stank of blood and rotting flesh was always fresh in ones mind, that horrid stench you grow fond of over time after corruption begins to seize your mind from judgement and humanity.
I remembered the pain I endured and those around me did whenever I was forced into carrying out the arts of my mentor, Alistair who was the one that tortured my soul and taught me to do the same dark deeds to my victims. I recalled the way I had smiled as I had begin to cut away at the skin on their damaged body, skinning them alive and leaving exposed, inside muscles for me to go about my cruelty.
I remembered after the fortieth year in hell - which was equivalent to four petty months of Earth - there was this break in the atmosphere, and warmth had cloaked my body in a gentle glow - see, you think the pit would be burning with heat, but really, it was ice-cold. To this day, I shiver as though I could feel the below zero temperature - and a brilliant radiance of security and care had basked over my broken shape. I could feel this being pull me into a gentle embrace as though I would shatter at the slightest touch.
We had ascended towards the brink in the crimson void to the world above, and as we rose to another dimension I hadn't wanted to let go at first, melting into the graceful glow of this being of greatness until I had been rejoined with my physical body on Earth.
The memory sent crawling chills up my sleek-with-sweat back, closing my eyes in attempt to squint away the pain of my saviour, because that saviour in my time of need was Castiel.. He was the one who raised me Perdition, and is my best friend. In addition, he just so happened to be the one I dreamt so horridly about. I swing my legs over the side of the cheap motel bed and let my toes rest lightly above the touch of the floor, running my hands down my face until I found myself letting them roam down my body as though I had never felt it in forever.
Closing my emerald, green irises my right hand found its way over to the mark over my shoulder, the hand print that Cas had seared into my body when he lifted me from the darkness. Branding me, claiming me as his own. I dismiss the foreign emptiness I feel and remove the touch from its perch, my gaze roaming the room until towards the window where lighting flashed and I gasped at the familiar figure I saw peering in.
Pushing off the bed, I rush over eagerly but when I arrive, the form of Cas is gone. I don't know why I felt such hope for a moment, knowing that he was either dead or too ashamed to show himself to us. Sam had tried to get me to open up and talk about my emotions, but I had shrugged him off and left to take to my usual method of coping which unfortunately was, drinking. I solemnly recall the burning taste of the liquor against my throat, the way it numbed me inside out.
It had been a rough day with a case we had assumed was tied to angelic-matter but when we discovered it was this f*ck*d up monster that liquefied peoples organs, we apparently called it 'case-closed' but for some odd reason I couldn't let the facts get to my opinion. The victims eyes had been burned out of their sockets, which was what happened when an angel did their mojo on them or something.
At that exact moment, I could feel this hollow emptiness constrict my chest and I flinch at it before running a hand in a shaky-manner to my branded shoulder. What was wrong with me? The dude was probably fine, for Christ sakes. At that second, I realize just how much I had taken him for granted. Christ I couldn't even bother to ask if he wanted to stay after we finished yet another hunt.
immediately I rushed over to Sam's bedside, seeing that the nerd was drooling I began to shake him into the conscious world. I suppose he was used to my midnight terrors by now, so I was glad I didn't receive a punch to the nose like the first time I had awoken him out my fears,
"Sammy! Wake up!" He growled in warning, shrugging my hand off. No way was I letting sleep-beauty prevail, "C'mon!"
Ten minutes later we're on the road, speeding at nearly a hundred and ten when the limit was seventy. He had tried to convince to slow down, but I couldn't shake this uneasy feeling I had in my gut. A feeling that.. That Cas was in trouble..
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