#caslovesatin

[belovedstill]

set a character in your world (a fanfic/fanart challenge)

Rules:

Put a character in your shoes. Any character from any fandom, but the story/fanart must be set in your life. That means your work, your school, your cultural background, the city you live in *tips a hat to fellow international fans* it’s your time to shine

Add the other person(s) of your OTP (or your character’s friend(s) or anybody else) to the story/fanart. See how your life/the character’s life can be affected. This step may be skipped.

Write/draw your story! Include tidbits about your personal life (only if you’re comfortable with that) so people may learn something about you. Don’t worry about making characters OOC - this is your life, your country, your background information, the character might behave differently after being raised the way you were.

Tag at least one person to do the challenge as well! (If you’re seeing this post, consider yourself tagged, friend! You don’t need to wait to be tagged at all!) Maybe link this post somewhere in your entry so people know the rules.

There is no word limit, no time limit, no limits at all - you can enter the challenge as many times as you want - the only purpose of this thing is to get you back to writing/drawing and have fun. You don’t need to research too much (or at all) since you are already living this story.

Enjoy!

[belovedstill]

The stars are screaming, Cas signs one warm night. He's lying with Dean on one of the hills nearby their houses.

He has never been able to hear anything other than his own thoughts, but now, when he's staring up at the stars, he swears he can feel their pain, the vibrations of it running through his body.

He has never been able to hear, but he's certain that crying must sound just like this.

The stars are screaming, Castiel repeats after pointing at the night sky. They're screaming like the universe is going to end.

Dean stares at him, surprised, and then signs, You can hear them?

The boy shrugs his shoulder. I think so.

They stop communicating soon after, too absorbed in the starry sky. Even though Cas isn't looking at Dean, he knows the other boy is trying his hardest to hear the stars, too.

Dean's mother dies a week later, and when Dean tries to stop his fingers from shaking to sign his friend what happened, Castiel knows immediately.

The stars were right to be crying so loud, he wants to say to Dean with his untrained, soundless voice. Dean's eyes are too full of tears to see Cas talking, after all.

The stars screamed of worlds ceasing to exist and one of them has truly come to an end.