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Coming back to their home state after two decades caused a bit of tension between the brothers. At first, Sam had dreaded the idea of coming back, considering the last time he had been near his past house was when he lost his mother for the second time in the search for Azazel, or really her spirit. However, after a few days of searching for omens and seeing familiar places he came to terms that there are far worse places to call home, and far worse places to return to. Sure, the two had not gone into their old house, or even desired to drive near it, and some areas were still stodgy to the hunter, but that doesnât mean it affected Sam like it had Dean. Instead, the whole thing was a blurry dĂ©jĂ vu to him, it was the same library he had sat at in 2005, same research, just a different demon. And now, hovering over a 3000 paged book at 2am sleep deprived and unmotivated he wished finding Belial was as easy as Azazel had been.
After several hours of research the Winchester had gathered a large amount of text on Belial, or as he had found out, the "Chief of demons." The more text he read, the more Sam had grown less and less confident to go through this with just Dean and himself. Although they had taken down lucifer single-handedly, that was more than 20 years ago, and Belial was definitely not a demon you would want to mess with. In a quick summary, Sam had found that he was a fallen angel and one of Satans most important and corrupt generals. The ancient Hebrews believed that Belial was the next angel created after Lucifer and was venomous from the start, being one of the first to rebel against God. After his fall, he was said to be the personification of evil and is deceptively beautiful in appearance, much like Lucifer, and was also paired with a âsoft voice that was full of treachery, recklessness and lies.â Belial was also described to be dedicated to creating wickedness and guilt in mankind especially in the form of lust, a fact that made Sam grow uneasy. The two brothers were definitely in over their head. Still, Sam continued to read deeper and deeper into the books, soaking up as much information as he could.
Darkness continued to emanate around the hunter, the only source of light within the building being the flashlight that was shining into the papers and research before him. That was until the unexpected click of a door, when a similar small source of light flashed through the empty building. Well, almost empty. Samâs ears pricked as he cursed under his breath, unable to gain a good glance at the intruder. His mind wondered to a librarian forgetting her bag, doubting anyone would go to such an extreme length to bring back an overdue book. It could be Dean, Sam thought, letting his mind jump to different possibilities, or a demon. Just to make sure he wasnât in danger or it wasnât his partner with important news, Sam creeped his way around the bookshelf that was covering the table where he was studying, and falling asleep, at. The silhouetted figure had moved down the hall to a section Sam had visited earlier that night. Once noticing the subtle clicking of heels and a smaller frame Sam cancelled out the Dean option. With the possibility of a demon, the hunter moved quickly towards what he had now confirmed was a young womanâs body that looked oddly familiar to the Winchester. Shining his light on the back of the womanâs head he found himself praying that it would be a demon to avoid an awkward encounter, now was definitely not the time for an arrest. instead he came face to face with the exact opposite.
"EVELYN?" The winchester shouted, unconsciously dropping his torch on the tiled ground , causing a tremor of echoes to bounce off the walls. Sam stood there slack jawed at his niece just a few mere centimetres in front of him confusion swarming his mind. "Wha- what are you- why are you here?" He spluttered, trying to regain his composure from being caught off guard. His eyes followed Evelynâs, then to the section the two were standing at, 'Historical files', and it all clicked. "Ian." He spoke through gritted teeth, closing his eyes as the realisation hit him and anger surged, âHe told you, didnât he?â. That demon had one job . His body grew tense, and he searched his nieces face. Of course there was warning signs about this, Evelyn did mention the demon had come to talk to her, but Sam was too blinded by the thoughts of; âMaybe this time they donât have to be involved. Maybe this time a demon will keep to his word.â Not seeing the lies as harmful, Sam chose to stay inside a burning building until the smoke became too thick to clear and the foundation began to crack. Now, it was Samâs time to get himself out. But at that moment in time, sleep deprived and with his niece that he hadnât seen in weeks standing in front of him, all he could think about was how much he had missed her. Sam couldnât help but embrace the younger Winchester, letting his worries subside for a few seconds. "Well, I guess we have some things to talk about."
Demon; Prior to his death, Azazel was also the tyrannical leader of the demon world. [1] [2]
ey trace the omens caused by the demonâs presence to Salvation, Iowa. Belial also known as Beliar. Belialâs name is sometimes used as a synonym for Satan or the Antichrist, the epitome of evil. He is a fallen angel and one of Satanâs most important and evil generals. Belial is deceptively beautiful in appearance and has a soft voice but is full of treachery, recklessness and lies. He is dediciated to creating wickedness and guilt in mankind, especially in the form of sexual perversions, fornication and lust. In the Old Testament, the phrase âsons of Belialâ refers to worthlessness and recklessness.
Belialâs name probably comes from the Hebrew term beli yaâal, which means âwithout worth.â The ancient Hebrews believed that Belial was the next angel created after Lucifer and was evil from the start, being one of the first to rebel against God. After his fall from heaven he became the personification of evil. St. Paul considered him to be the chief of demons. According to lore, Belial danced before King Solomon, and was among the demons who worked under the kingâs command, ruled by Solomonâs magical ring.
The demonologist Johann Weyer said that Belial commands eighty legions of demons and serves as infernal ambassador to Turkey. Medieval magicians believed that sacrifices and offerings were necessary to invoke him. Belial was reputed to break his promises to magicians, but those who managed to gain his true favor were handsomely rewarded.
Throughout the girls childhood Sam usually found himself being the scolder of the two brothers. Whenever the girls went a bit too far on their aggression, did something stupid on a hunt, hell- even stealing an extra cookie at the age of 4, Sam was the one to do the gritty side of parenting. Although Dean did have his fair share, when these things popped up he was the one that stepped to the side, letting Sam deal with the fiery temper the girls somewhat held. As the two girls grew older he often described the young hunter like whiskey in a teacup. Now, seeing her huddled over and cowering, that scolding couldnât be found. He could feel the dampness of her skin as he placed his hand upon her cheek. Sam didnât say anything to reject Evelyn, and he didnât need to. One look into his nieces eyes told him everything. Sam could see the urgency and hidden pain in her gaze as clearly as she was speaking her thoughts aloud. Really, it reminded Sam of his Stanford self in front of a burning apartment more than 30 years ago. Although through the course of his life Sam had become fuzzy on what it felt like to be 20, he could recall that desire anytime of the day. Trying his best to calm down his niece, like he had several times throughout her early childhood, Sam could remember how delicate she was for such a strong character. How throughout her teen years, when learning about the reasoning behind her mothers death, he would spot her with the same expression when training. She had fought her whole life for this, as had her dad. The realisation rose to Sam that this wasnât fair.
Of course, the older Winchester didnât exactly like it. Having his niece anywhere near trouble was something Sam could never get used too. In all honesty these days it felt as if Evelyn had been closer to him than Olivia, and Sam would rather die than see them hurt. Suddenly, his mind wandered to a scene he had made sure was imprinted in his memory when he couldnât have been more than 12; âIdiot, idiot. IDIOT.â His fathers eyes bulged each time he yelled the word, âHow could you be so goddamn stupid!â Sam put his hands to his ears, but his father grabbed them away, regurgitating the insult he had flung at Samâs lanky frame and started to pull his son along with him. His dad continued to curse as he shoved Sam into the car, gathering the attention of a few other families that were now staring. Sam couldnât quite remember what exactly he had said to set of John after a bad hunt, but he remembered mentioning his mother and how he wanted revenge, hoping to gain some praise for mirroring his fathers thoughts. But as soon as someone mentioned Mary in that, or in any way at all, his father always acted the same, not to mention the added stress and anger coming from a failed hunt. Soon his younger form was accompanied in the car by his dad, slamming his fists into the wheel with every curse that left his lips, not even bothering to glance at his son in the backseat. Sam remembered shrinking in the back of the car, flinching at every punch, hoping that somehow his father would forget him and the hunt and just be content with the wheel. Since that day, he had promised himself that no matter what he would try to understand his kids. To be better than his dad. And by trying to control and get angry Evelyn, he was doing just that.
"Ok." Sam said simply, brows furrowed in concern while he nodded his head in somber understanding. Really, there was nothing much more the hunter could say. But it was selfish to want to shield Evelyn from this due to his fear. âI canât say the same for your father, but if it means this much to you, I canât stop you Evelyn.â He smiled weakly, hesitantly accepting the events that had occurred. âAre you sure that demons safe? Is he still with you? What information have you gathered? Maybe we could exchange notes, help an old man out with his homework.â Sam tried to comfort Evelyn, âWe will get through this as a family, or not at all.â He guided his niece over to the table where he has put his stray notes and books, not caring if the two were created a but more noise than necessary. Sifting through them he picked out a few vital papers, wanting to treat this as a normal hunt as much as he could. âSo, you know about Belial huh? Mind telling me how thus all happened?â He chuckled lightly, âlook, , I know this isnât a normal hunt, and Iâd be damned if something got to you or Dean in this plight. Remember no matter what, no matter how important seeing an end to this demon is, your safety comes first.â He said, thinking back to himself in front of that families house when finding yellow eyes for the first time, seconds away from running into a burning building. If Dean hasnât stopped him and his determination to get Azazel, he might not be here. âGun metal makes for a terrible last meal.â
Sam couldnât help but let a hearty laugh escape his lips when he heard Evelynâs reply, âyeah, I canât argue with you there. Although, I thought you would prefer pie.â Slowly becoming more comfortable with the idea of Evelyn joining the hunt, however the thought of how Dean would react stung the back of the his mind. Evelyn was right, Dean was stubborn. Of course he had always been, it was a frustrating trait that his brother had carried through to middle age, which only exemplified when it came to the safety of his daughter. Sam remembered back to when Evelyn was born, Dean had changed then. He had a responsibility now, and much like he had for Sam when he was younger, he did all he could to take care of her. Sam didnât truly realise himself how hard it was until he had his own daughter- their cries so grating, their sleep so erratic, and their screaming inconsolable, it would cause many to harden up or give up. But not for Dean, of course Sam was always there too, but it was always amazing how his brother took on the fatherly role, seeing as their own dad wasnât the worlds best. Even when Evelyn was a teenager, and the looks Dean had given any guy that had tried to pick her up during a hunt, or a tough interview which he would put through any suitor. Although he could be laid back and sweet, he was also very protective, more so than Sam was with her and Olivia. In all honesty Sam wasnât sure that Dean would even listen to him, he knew his fear was letting Belial hurt another one of his family members. âHey, Eve, heâll listenâ, Sam tried to assure himself and the woman in front of him âIâll talk to him, donât worry too much, I mean thereâs nothing we can do now is there?â Sam smiled, glad the mood had lightened in the room, and the smile that had now radiated of the younger Winchester. It was nice to not do research alone, anyway.
"The demons helping huh? Well it wouldnât be the first time, maybe heâs grown a bit attached to a certain Winchester." He teased lightly, although remembering the promise he had made the prince made him a bit uneasy, a future favour. "Well, as long as heâs doing something productive, but Iâll tell you what, I might have to give him a bit of a word, selling me out not an hour or two after a deal? Itâs just a bit rude." Sam really wasnât sure whether to trust Ian anymore, and quite frankly it bothered him that he had decided to help out that extensively. But he couldnât help but like the Prince of Hell, he was certain beyond all that talk wasnât a complete douche, and an extra hand would always be welcome. "I guess weâll be a team then. By the way, that Cece is quite a character, saved our lives." He smiled, gathering up his papers. âDeans at the motel, probably sleeping at that. If youâre willing to we can go there now. That way we can do this together? Iâll grab the information, you can talk about the Whaley house, which by the way sounds like it would be a good lead, and hopefully he wonât shout too much. After that, you can call your boyfriend and hope he has information on the house.â Sam suggested, taking the impalas keys in hand.
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Throughout the girls childhood Sam usually found himself being the scolder of the two brothers. Whenever the girls went a bit too far on their aggression, did something stupid on a hunt, hell- even stealing an extra cookie at the age of 4, Sam was the one to do the gritty...
Sam couldnât help but let a hearty laugh escape his lips when he heard Evelynâs reply, âyeah, I canât argue with you there. Although, I thought you would prefer pie.â Slowly becoming more comfortable with the idea of Evelyn joining the hunt, however the thought of how Dean would react stung the back of the his mind. Evelyn was right, Dean was stubborn. Of course he had always been, it was a frustrating trait that his brother had carried through to middle age, which only exemplified when it came to the safety of his daughter. Sam remembered back to when Evelyn was born, Dean had changed then. He had a responsibility now, and much like he had for Sam when he was younger, he did all he could to take care of her. Sam didnât truly realise himself how hard it was until he had his own daughter- their cries so grating, their sleep so erratic, and their screaming inconsolable, it would cause many to harden up or give up. But not for Dean, of course Sam was always there too, but it was always amazing how his brother took on the fatherly role, seeing as their own dad wasnât the worlds best. Even when Evelyn was a teenager, and the looks Dean had given any guy that had tried to pick her up during a hunt, or a tough interview which he would put through any suitor. Although he could be laid back and sweet, he was also very protective, more so than Sam was with her and Olivia. In all honesty Sam wasnât sure that Dean would even listen to him, he knew his fear was letting Belial hurt another one of his family members. âHey, Eve, heâll listenâ, Sam tried to assure himself and the woman in front of him âIâll talk to him, donât worry too much, I mean thereâs nothing we can do now is there?â Sam smiled, glad the mood had lightened in the room, and the smile that had now radiated of the younger Winchester. It was nice to not do research alone, anyway.
"The demons helping huh? Well it wouldnât be the first time, maybe heâs grown a bit attached to a certain Winchester." He teased lightly, although remembering the promise he had made the prince made him a bit uneasy, a future favour. "Well, as long as heâs doing something productive, but Iâll tell you what, I might have to give him a bit of a word, selling me out not an hour or two after a deal? Itâs just a bit rude." Sam really wasnât sure whether to trust Ian anymore, and quite frankly it bothered him that he had decided to help out that extensively. But he couldnât help but like the Prince of Hell, he was certain beyond all that talk wasnât a complete douche, and an extra hand would always be welcome. "I guess weâll be a team then. By the way, that Cece is quite a character, saved our lives." He smiled, gathering up his papers. âDeans at the motel, probably sleeping at that. If youâre willing to we can go there now. That way we can do this together? Iâll grab the information, you can talk about the Whaley house, which by the way sounds like it would be a good lead, and hopefully he wonât shout too much. After that, you can call your boyfriend and hope he has information on the house.â Sam suggested, taking the impalas keys in hand.
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Coming back to their home state after two decades caused a bit of tension between the brothers. At first, Sam had dreaded the idea of coming back, considering the last time he had been near his past house was when he lost his mother for the second time in the...
Throughout the girls childhood Sam usually found himself being the scolder of the two brothers. Whenever the girls went a bit too far on their aggression, did something stupid on a hunt, hell- even stealing an extra cookie at the age of 4, Sam was the one to do the gritty side of parenting. Although Dean did have his fair share, when these things popped up he was the one that stepped to the side, letting Sam deal with the fiery temper the girls somewhat held. As the two girls grew older he often described the young hunter like whiskey in a teacup. Now, seeing her huddled over and cowering, that scolding couldnât be found. He could feel the dampness of her skin as he placed his hand upon her cheek. Sam didnât say anything to reject Evelyn, and he didnât need to. One look into his nieces eyes told him everything. Sam could see the urgency and hidden pain in her gaze as clearly as she was speaking her thoughts aloud. Really, it reminded Sam of his Stanford self in front of a burning apartment more than 30 years ago. Although through the course of his life Sam had become fuzzy on what it felt like to be 20, he could recall that desire anytime of the day. Trying his best to calm down his niece, like he had several times throughout her early childhood, Sam could remember how delicate she was for such a strong character. How throughout her teen years, when learning about the reasoning behind her mothers death, he would spot her with the same expression when training. She had fought her whole life for this, as had her dad. The realisation rose to Sam that this wasnât fair.
Of course, the older Winchester didnât exactly like it. Having his niece anywhere near trouble was something Sam could never get used too. In all honesty these days it felt as if Evelyn had been closer to him than Olivia, and Sam would rather die than see them hurt. Suddenly, his mind wandered to a scene he had made sure was imprinted in his memory when he couldnât have been more than 12; âIdiot, idiot. IDIOT.â His fathers eyes bulged each time he yelled the word, âHow could you be so goddamn stupid!â Sam put his hands to his ears, but his father grabbed them away, regurgitating the insult he had flung at Samâs lanky frame and started to pull his son along with him. His dad continued to curse as he shoved Sam into the car, gathering the attention of a few other families that were now staring. Sam couldnât quite remember what exactly he had said to set of John after a bad hunt, but he remembered mentioning his mother and how he wanted revenge, hoping to gain some praise for mirroring his fathers thoughts. But as soon as someone mentioned Mary in that, or in any way at all, his father always acted the same, not to mention the added stress and anger coming from a failed hunt. Soon his younger form was accompanied in the car by his dad, slamming his fists into the wheel with every curse that left his lips, not even bothering to glance at his son in the backseat. Sam remembered shrinking in the back of the car, flinching at every punch, hoping that somehow his father would forget him and the hunt and just be content with the wheel. Since that day, he had promised himself that no matter what he would try to understand his kids. To be better than his dad. And by trying to control and get angry Evelyn, he was doing just that.
"Ok." Sam said simply, brows furrowed in concern while he nodded his head in somber understanding. Really, there was nothing much more the hunter could say. But it was selfish to want to shield Evelyn from this due to his fear. âI canât say the same for your father, but if it means this much to you, I canât stop you Evelyn.â He smiled weakly, hesitantly accepting the events that had occurred. âAre you sure that demons safe? Is he still with you? What information have you gathered? Maybe we could exchange notes, help an old man out with his homework.â Sam tried to comfort Evelyn, âWe will get through this as a family, or not at all.â He guided his niece over to the table where he has put his stray notes and books, not caring if the two were created a but more noise than necessary. Sifting through them he picked out a few vital papers, wanting to treat this as a normal hunt as much as he could. âSo, you know about Belial huh? Mind telling me how thus all happened?â He chuckled lightly, âlook, , I know this isnât a normal hunt, and Iâd be damned if something got to you or Dean in this plight. Remember no matter what, no matter how important seeing an end to this demon is, your safety comes first.â He said, thinking back to himself in front of that families house when finding yellow eyes for the first time, seconds away from running into a burning building. If Dean hasnât stopped him and his determination to get Azazel, he might not be here. âGun metal makes for a terrible last meal.â
Heels tapping on the ground was the only sound you could hear through the dark night. It was Evelyn, who quickly made her way from the police station to the local library.
The Whaley house certainly was suspect. Family disappearance, surprising large amount of sulfur found on the crime...
Coming back to their home state after two decades caused a bit of tension between the brothers. At first, Sam had dreaded the idea of coming back, considering the last time he had been near his past house was when he lost his mother for the second time in the search for Azazel, or really her spirit. However, after a few days of searching for omens and seeing familiar places he came to terms that there are far worse places to call home, and far worse places to return to. Sure, the two had not gone into their old house, or even desired to drive near it, and some areas were still stodgy to the hunter, but that doesnât mean it affected Sam like it had Dean. Instead, the whole thing was a blurry dĂ©jĂ vu to him, it was the same library he had sat at in 2005, same research, just a different demon. And now, hovering over a 3000 paged book at 2am sleep deprived and unmotivated he wished finding Belial was as easy as Azazel had been.
After several hours of research the Winchester had gathered a large amount of text on Belial, or as he had found out, the "Chief of demons." The more text he read, the more Sam had grown less and less confident to go through this with just Dean and himself. Although they had taken down lucifer single-handedly, that was more than 20 years ago, and Belial was definitely not a demon you would want to mess with. In a quick summary, Sam had found that he was a fallen angel and one of Satans most important and corrupt generals. The ancient Hebrews believed that Belial was the next angel created after Lucifer and was venomous from the start, being one of the first to rebel against God. After his fall, he was said to be the personification of evil and is deceptively beautiful in appearance, much like Lucifer, and was also paired with a âsoft voice that was full of treachery, recklessness and lies.â Belial was also described to be dedicated to creating wickedness and guilt in mankind especially in the form of lust, a fact that made Sam grow uneasy. The two brothers were definitely in over their head. Still, Sam continued to read deeper and deeper into the books, soaking up as much information as he could.
Darkness continued to emanate around the hunter, the only source of light within the building being the flashlight that was shining into the papers and research before him. That was until the unexpected click of a door, when a similar small source of light flashed through the empty building. Well, almost empty. Samâs ears pricked as he cursed under his breath, unable to gain a good glance at the intruder. His mind wondered to a librarian forgetting her bag, doubting anyone would go to such an extreme length to bring back an overdue book. It could be Dean, Sam thought, letting his mind jump to different possibilities, or a demon. Just to make sure he wasnât in danger or it wasnât his partner with important news, Sam creeped his way around the bookshelf that was covering the table where he was studying, and falling asleep, at. The silhouetted figure had moved down the hall to a section Sam had visited earlier that night. Once noticing the subtle clicking of heels and a smaller frame Sam cancelled out the Dean option. With the possibility of a demon, the hunter moved quickly towards what he had now confirmed was a young womanâs body that looked oddly familiar to the Winchester. Shining his light on the back of the womanâs head he found himself praying that it would be a demon to avoid an awkward encounter, now was definitely not the time for an arrest. instead he came face to face with the exact opposite.
"EVELYN?" The winchester shouted, unconsciously dropping his torch on the tiled ground , causing a tremor of echoes to bounce off the walls. Sam stood there slack jawed at his niece just a few mere centimetres in front of him confusion swarming his mind. "Wha- what are you- why are you here?" He spluttered, trying to regain his composure from being caught off guard. His eyes followed Evelynâs, then to the section the two were standing at, 'Historical files', and it all clicked. "Ian." He spoke through gritted teeth, closing his eyes as the realisation hit him and anger surged, âHe told you, didnât he?â. That demon had one job . His body grew tense, and he searched his nieces face. Of course there was warning signs about this, Evelyn did mention the demon had come to talk to her, but Sam was too blinded by the thoughts of; âMaybe this time they donât have to be involved. Maybe this time a demon will keep to his word.â Not seeing the lies as harmful, Sam chose to stay inside a burning building until the smoke became too thick to clear and the foundation began to crack. Now, it was Samâs time to get himself out. But at that moment in time, sleep deprived and with his niece that he hadnât seen in weeks standing in front of him, all he could think about was how much he had missed her. Sam couldnât help but embrace the younger Winchester, letting his worries subside for a few seconds. "Well, I guess we have some things to talk about."
"Hey there Mr. Winchester~"
"Imani! Howâs our beloved Novak?" Sam greeted warmly, taking in the young woman that he had spotted with Castiel and Evelyn on the rare occasion, "Have you heard from your dad?" A smile met the hunters lips, thinking back to his and Gabriels past encounter.
Sams smile grew as Evelynâs voice spilled out of the phone in a jumble of incoherent questions, forcing him to withdraw his phone back a few inches to gain back his hearing. Hearing her talk about coming back, and noticing the crack in her voice, made Samâs chest hurt for a...
"That's my girl." Sam spoke warmly, although one name caused the hunter to grow pale; Ian Hansel.
The conversation with the prince of hell raced through Sam's brain, 'And by the way Sam? Your daughters will come after you even if I don't tell them. It's what you and Dean did isn't it?' Sam remembered the Prince saying, an unsettling smirk spreading across the demons face.
"Isn't that Crowley's kid?", Sam played dumb, "What did he want? Watch out for him Evelyn, our family may be on good terms with Crowley and Meg... but it doesn't mean the same could be said for Ian." The younger brother lectured, completely contradicting himself and the 'favor' he had promised. "Uh, well vampires... right. It's only a small case, a side mission, you know? Nothing to worry about." He brushed off, "If we get in too deep we will let you know, we might need a few more hunters on this. Give us a few more days, your dad is asleep right now but I promise I'll call yo-" the sudden beep interrupted the winchesters sentence, signalling the end of the call.
"Sup Sasquatch?" Gabriel smirked.
OMG, we have a Gabriel, hold me I can't đđ
"Evelyn! Olivia! Hold up, I canât run that fast." Sam laughed, the sun shining on the two girls in front of him. He remembered this day well, looking back on it it was the most normal the girls and Sam had felt as a family. The park was buzzing with life as kids piled...
Sams smile grew as Evelynâs voice spilled out of the phone in a jumble of incoherent questions, forcing him to withdraw his phone back a few inches to gain back his hearing. Hearing her talk about coming back, and noticing the crack in her voice, made Samâs chest hurt for a second, like someone pierced it with a needle. He always held a soft spot for his niece, he saw a lot of himself and Dean in her, and being away from them both was becoming too much for him. They were family, after all. Once the string of questions came to an abrupt pause he was more than tempted to tell Evelyn the whole story, to give it up. Even to ignore the demon completely, to say âHey, Iâm heading to Lawrence, my hometown, I can show you where your dad and I grew up. We can take a walk and talk a little. Letâs drive down and look at that park again, even if it takes 4 hours. Letâs play games in the arcades Dean used to love, or go to a museum. Letâs have friends and laugh and live the kind of life everybody else lives.â and god did he want to. But looking over at his brothers figure on the other side of the room, Sam could still see the hurt that the demon and Lisa had caused him still took itâs toll, he knew this whole thing had to end. He couldnât let the people he cared most get hurt. I guess thatâs when he felt a bit of a connection with his dad when he and Dean first started hunting, the truth is everyone he has looked up to was just making it up as they went along.
So he decided to join them.
"Hey, hey, hey, Evelyn." Sam tried to calm down the frantic girl on the other end, "Me and dean are fine, the hunts going goodâŠ. nothing to worry about, just some stray vampires. They got away on us last night, so weâre going to have to stay here for a few more days. How are you guys? I wish I could see you,  weâre both worried about you. What have you been up to? I wasnât expecting you guys to be awake at 1am. We both miss you, we promise weâll be home soon. Is Castiel keeping an eye on you two? iIshould probably call him" He rambled, pausing for a moment to slow down his talking, thinking about the two girls at home."Hey, you know when I first saw you, before Olivia was born, I remember thinking; âHow can someone not more than a day old look like a raisin?ââ, Sam chuckled to himself, he definitely had the dad joke thing down pat, âAlso, I remember looking down at you and thinking that no matter what, I had to keep you safe and make you a home, the same with Olivia. Even now I still try to do that, even though youâre 20 now and you can take on a wendigo with just a flare gun.Just promise me youâll keep yourself safe Evelyn.â
Hey guys so my bestfriend is staying over tonight and we're going out tomorrow so I will try to post when I can but if not I will be back tomorrow night (âĄâżâĄâż)
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"Evelyn! Olivia! Hold up, I canât run that fast." Sam laughed, the sun shining on the two girls in front of him. He remembered this day well, looking back on it it was the most normal the girls and Sam had felt as a family. The park was buzzing with life as kids piled around the playground, Dean was resting on a chair nearby while Evelyn and Olivia had run off to join them, leaving the youngest brother following swiftly behind. Sam let out another chuckle as he saw Evelyn push aside a boy twice her size that had cut in front of Olivia to the swing set. Definitely a Winchester. It all seemed as he remembered, that was until he connected glances with the younger boy, his black eyes causing dread to wash over him. âGirls!â Sam shouted running over towards the two, his heart in his throat. He continued to shout at Evelyn and Olivia, his voice going unheard as the park ignored him, even Dean remained silent in his chair. Another black pair of eyes caught the hunters eye, and another, and another. The whole park was filled with demons, and they were all surrounding his niece and daughter. A single word repeating in his mind; Belial.
That was when the hunter woke up, sweaty and breathing heavy. A wave of relief flooded through Sam, his eyes adjusting to the dim set motel room and his brothers form in the bed opposite him, then landing on a shine next to his desk. Still shaky from his dream Sam stared solemnly at the phone, guilt had overridden the hunter since the encounter with Ian, he hated lying to the girls, but to get them involved wasnât an option for Sam or Dean. Picking up the phone he dialled the number he had remembered off by heart. âHey, just checking in on my favourite girls.â Although unable to to see it on the other side of the phone, Sam smiled weakly to himself.
"You. Why am I here? Did you summon me?" Ian looked around the room, clearly flustered. His eyes fell to the ground to see a large demon trap pained onto the...
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Sam tore his gaze from the prince, sifting through the piece of paper and card that had been offered. The card was almost business like, only holding a few dot points of information on the demon they were hunting, with a bolded name that was printed in the center. "Belial." Sam read slowly, the name sounding a little too familiar to his ears. I must have come across him on past research, Sam thought, looking up towards Ian only to find his presence gone. "But for corruption thou hast made Belial, an angel of hostility. All his dominions are in darkness, and his purpose is to bring about wickedness and guilt. All the spirits that are associated with him are but angels of destruction." Sam went on to read the quote finely printed below the name. Whoever this Belial was, he didn't sound friendly.
After reading through the name and description of the demon several times, sam turned to the crumpled piece of paper Ian had given him. The last known whereabouts. "So Belial, where have you been hiding?" Sam mumbled to himself. Sam unfolded the piece of paper, revealing two words neatly written in black ink. Instantly the hunter gawked at the handwriting ,his facial muscles twitching insync. It felt as if Sams brain was being short circuited as the words burnt into his mind. Stumbling over to the chair he let the piece of paper fall from his hand, his eyes meeting his brothers as Dean read out the location.
Lawrence, Kansas.
"You. Why am I here? Did you summon me?" Ian looked around the room, clearly flustered. His eyes fell to the ground to see a large demon trap pained onto the floor, he tsked, "Now...
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"So, you're holding us in your debt?" Sam smirked, "Well you're definitely Crowley's son." He contemplated for a few seconds, wary over the possible favours the future king could ask for. But this wasn't the first time Sam or Dean had been in debt. "We haven't told the girls anything, as far as we know they're still under the impression this is a side mission. If they come looking for us... Well, let's just say we know where they got their information." He stepped towards Ian, wary over the subject of his niece and daughter.
"We have a deal."
 Sam looked down at the handiwork of Cecilia, impressed by the neatness. âWell, you wouldâve made an excellent nurse, Iâm sorry to hear that your plans were changed.. I guess itâs not something you can run from.â He chuckled
 âThanks Cece. I thinks thatâs as good as itâs going to get.â His smile faltered at the sound of his nieces name, guilt starting to set in. "I- We just donât really want the girls knowing what weâre doing, contacting Ian is about as far as Iâll let him go. I donât want to see him turning into our dad I guess." He gestured towards Dean, who was busy working on his stitches to pay attention. "Yeah you may need to help him with that, he looks like heâs struggling." "Evelynâs a good kid, so is Olivia. We told them this was a side jobâ have you seen them around lately?"
"I was going to become a nurse practitioner but in my third year, one of the professors was a hunter and when I got shot at, I decided it was time to go home for a while. Didnât leave the house for monthsâŠI wish I would have though because he doesnât just use Mr. Fizzles on childrenâŠI mean, itâs only especially for me because Iâm his kid." She smiled slightly. "But I could have gone without hearing that voice he does while trying to eat my Lucky Charms." She then went over to Dean and started helping him, despite his slight stubbornness and insisting he could do it himself.Â
She then stood once finished and put the kit away before leaving her bag on the edge of the bed. âAlright. Iâm gonna go get a few of the boxes. Be right back.â She said as she went outside. She came back with three boxes a few moments later. âI have these two and this plastic bag. Thatâs about it though. You two planning a vendetta or something?âÂ
Sam laughed at the sound of Mr.Fizzles name, "I remember him pulling that trick on a hunt, but it definitely got the victim talking, I'm really not surprised at that. I might have to borrow that for Olivia and Evelyn one day." He winked, pulling himself to his feet to search through the plastic bags. "It's a shame though, I know what it's like to get pulled back into the hunting lifestyle, you're looking at a past aspiring law student right here, but that was a long time ago." He smiled, reminiscing the old hunts; wendigos, women in white, Jess... The stranger at the bar that reminded him of her. Stop, Sam. "Seems like you guys got everything." He paused to look at herbs and ingredients he and Dean had ordered. "A vandetta?", Sam chuckled, "Well.. I guess you could say that."