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Post by Sam Winchester on Feb 27, 2014 10:58:38 GMT -5
Sam tried hard to hide his dissapointment. He had been so sure that his dream was going to lead them straight to the thing that had killed their mother and his girlfriend and they were finally going to kill it and put this whole nightmarish 22 years behind them so he could go back to Stanford and live a normal life. But none of that was true. He tried to mentally console himself by reminding himself that at least they were going to be able to help a family, even if it wasn't by killing whatever had killed Mary and Jessica.
He was jerked from his internal woes by Missouri commenting that there was more than one spirit lurking in their old house. She nodded somberly. "I can't quite make out the second spirit, but the first is a polterguist. A nasty one too." She put one hand on the wall, closing her eyes, and soaking in the energy. Sam and Dean looked at each other for about the tenth time since they had entered the nursery. Sam tried to sift through everything that was swirling around in his head at the moment so he could think of something to say, but just standing in his old nursery...in the place where it had all started...seemed to be making him tongue-tied. It seemed to have the same effect on Dean, who was continuing to simply stare around the room like he'd seen a ghost...well, that might not be the best metaphor for the glazed, haunted look in his eyes as truthfully, seeing ghosts was a pretty normal occurance for them.
Post by Dean Winchester on Feb 27, 2014 11:23:57 GMT -5
Finally, when neither brother had spoken for a solid five minutes after Missouri's little announcement, she spoke again. "I do have a way to rid the house of the spirits. But first we need to get Jenny and her kids out of here. Then, we need to find some ingredients." ~~~
It took twenty minutes. The first fifteen of those were convincing Jenny to leave her brand new house in the care of three strangers for a few hours. But eventually, she had to admit that something strange was going on in the house...something not good...and she took her kids to the movies. With the three of them gone, finding what they needed to make the neccessary spirit-warding pouches didn't take too long. As they sat around the kitchen table preparing the pouches, Missouri warned them that once the spirits discovered that their plan was to banish them from the house, they were going to make things harder. "Oh good" Dean deadpanned. "I always hate it when ganking monsters gets too easy."
Sam couldn't help but grin and Missouri, although she whacked Dean across the back of the head with one hand for his "sass", was smiling slightly too. ~~~
With the pouches finally created and distributed, Missouri directed the boys to take theirs to the north and south ends of the house. "Once there, you will make a small hole in the wall and shove the bag in" she instructed. "But remember...work fast."
Dean took his assigned bag to the kitchen along with a small axe. He scanned the room until he found a suitable location along the wall to make the hole. A few chips with the axe was all it took.
Then things got bad.
We hunt monsters....you know who does that? Crazy people!
Post by Sam Winchester on Feb 27, 2014 11:44:43 GMT -5
Sam got even less farther along than Dean. He had only managed to make one indent in the living room wall before being blindsided by a long lamp cord which wrapped itself several times around his neck and pulled tight. At first, he tried to grab for the fallen bag so he could shove it into the wall, but after a few seconds of this, he gave up and used all of his strength, and his fingers, to try and pry free the cord which was slowly depriving him of oxygen. He tried to call out for help, but all that escaped his lips was a strangled gasp.
And then suddenly, through his foggy vision, he could see that Dean had burst into the room with a shout of "Sammy?" The older Winchester wasted no time in sprinting to the wall, kicking the microscopic hole with the toe of his boot until it was big enough, and then tossing in the bag. There was a flash of light and the cord around Sam's neck went still and limp. Dean hurried over to help Sam pull the cord free. "What happened to you" Sam wanted to know, massaging his throat as the brothers sat side by side on the floor, their backs resting against the wall. "Oh, you know, two dozen steak knives bulleted at my head. The usual." Dean gave a slightly crooked grin before getting to his feet and offering Sam a hand.
Sam accepted it and was pulled to his feet with very minimal effort on his part, still working on getting a surplus of oxygen to his lungs. "Let's go find Missouri." ~~~
The house was a mess, but Missouri seemed happy with their work. She declared the house a ghost free location. Sam, however, was hesitant. "Are you sure it's over" he wanted to know quietly. He didn't want to second guess Missouri's talents, but something was nagging at him. Missouri gave him a concerned look. "It should be. Why? What's wrong, Sam?" Sam couldn't quite shake the image of Jenny standing in her bedroom window, shouting and banging the glass desperately. But there was no reason for that the happen now. He shook his head, trying to look convincing.
Post by Dean Winchester on Feb 27, 2014 12:16:37 GMT -5
"...Remind me again why we're sitting in front of our old house at one in the morning when this thing is over? You heard Missouri Sam, the house is clean." Dean rolled out his stiff shoulders, trying to get comfortable. Sam didn't take his eyes off of the upstairs windows. "I know, I know. It's just...I still have a bad feeling. I don't know why." Dean sighed and shifted around in his seat some more. "Yeah, well, see, the problem is that we could be sleeping. In beds. Right now. I mean, granted, motel beds are not the most comfortable of places to sleep, but"-
"Dean." Sam cut him off with a punch to the shoulder, which was probably supposed to be more of a nudge, but in Sam's haste, turned into a punch. At any rate, it worked. Dean stopped speaking instantly and followed Sam's gaze to the middle of the three upstairs windows. Jenny was standing there with a terrified expression, pounding one fist against the glass.
Sam and Dean were out of the car, up the walkway, and through the front door in a matter of seconds. "I'll get Jenny, you get the kids" Dean called to Sam at the top of the landing as they sprint in opposite directions. Dean only had a split second to reflect on how freaked out he was right now about Sam's psychic ability being greater than an actual paid psychic before he had reached Jenny's bedroom door. "Jenny! Back away from the door!" Dean gave her the space of a heartbeat to obey and then lifted his left leg and brought down the door with a smash. "Come on!" He reached through the open doorway and grabbed her wrist. "No, my kids!!" She resisted, trying to run towards the other end of the hall. "Sam's getting your kids, now come on" Dean repeated, and this time she followed him without complaint. Once outside, they both stared in fixation at the door, Jenny waiting for her kids, Dean waiting for Sam.
And then, suddenly, Sari and Ritchie were there. Sari was holding Ritchie's hand and practically dragging him through the door since she could run so much faster than he could. Jenny enveloped both her kids in a hug the instant they set foot on the grass. Dean's erratic heartbeat was speeding up with each second that passed without Sam also appearing in that doorway. After a few of these seconds, Dean turned to Sari, bending to her eye level. "Sari, where's Sam?""He's inside" she cried, her whole body shaking. "Something's got him!"
Dean's head snapped up just as the front door slammed.
We hunt monsters....you know who does that? Crazy people!
Post by Sam Winchester on Feb 27, 2014 12:42:34 GMT -5
Ritchie was easy to get. He was standing up in his crib, looking around like he wasn't quite sure what was going on. Sam scooped him up and hurried to Sari's room. She was standing in the middle of her room, screaming, and a giant flaming figure was blocking her exit. "Sari, don't look at it. Just run." Sam tensed, preparing to fight the thing, whatever it was, if it tried to stop Sari from leaving, but it didn't. Sam lingered for a second, his eyes on the figure, and then the lights began flickering and he was gone, lifting both Sari and Ritchie and carrying them down the stairs.
Once at the bottom, Sam put them both down. "Sari, take your brother outside as fast as you can and don't look back" he instructed, unaware that these had been the words his father had used with Dean 22 years earlier. Almost as soon as the words were out of his mouth, some sort of force grabbed him by the ankle, yanking him to the ground and dragging him across the floor. He could hear Dean shouting for him. "Sam!""Dean" he hollered back as the force slammed him into the kitchen wall. "I'm coming Sam!" Dean was chipping away at the door with the same axe he had used on the kitchen wall earlier.
By the time Dean forced his way through the broken fragments of the door and skid to a halt in the kitchen, his gun raised (not that a gun would do much good on a ghost), Sam was cornered, pinned to the wall with the flaming figure from Sari's room baring down upon him. "Wait stop!" Sam would have held up his hands in a traffic cop sort of way to keep Dean from firing but his hands were pinned to his side currently so all he could do was shout and hope for the best. Dean arched an eyebrow. "Are you crazy?" He knew that shooting the ghost wouldn't get rid of it, but it would sure give them a few seconds or minutes of time to think of a new plan. And now Sam didn't like that course of action??
"I know who that is Dean." Sam had finally realized that the reason he had lingered upstairs was because he had vaguely recognized the outline of the person, from pictures only, as he hadn't been old enough to form his own memories of her before she died. As Sam was speaking, the flames melted away to revel Mary Winchester's spirit. Dean lowered his gun, slack-jawed and both boths spoke in awe at once.
Post by Dean Winchester on Feb 27, 2014 12:59:24 GMT -5
Mary's spirit looked exactly the same as she had on the night she died, minus the blood of course, and she tucked a curly lock of blond hair behind one ear as she approached the boys, her barefeet making no sound on the hardwood flooring. Her eyes landed upon Dean first. "Dean..." Her voice was soft and tender, her smile loving. There was an aching throb in Dean's heart as he watched her. He missed her so much, even after 22 years of living without her. For those first four years of his life, she had been the best mother ever and had doted upon him. He remembered bits and pieces of his very early childhood here and there like the way she would always cut the crusts off of his sandwiches or sang him to sleep. Or the times when he was sick and she would make him a special soup that her mother had made for her. Little things like that stuck with him like glue. And seeing his mother up close was bringing back even more memories, fast and constant.
We hunt monsters....you know who does that? Crazy people!
Post by Sam Winchester on Feb 27, 2014 13:11:48 GMT -5
She moved past Dean to Sam, who was still frozen to the wall. "Sam..." She reached out as if she was going to stroke his cheek but at the last minute remembered she was a spirit, and pulled her hand back. "I'm sorry." A single tear fell from Sam's left eye, trailing down his cheek, the same cheek she had been reaching for. She was so beautiful. Even more beautiful in person than in the faded old pictures he had stared at for hours when he thought neither his father nor Dean were watching. "Sorry for what?" He swallowed hard, his question coming out in a choked voice, as he swapped a befuddled look with Dean and then zapped his eyes back to Mary.
Instead of answering, she simply gave both boys one last smile of equal parts sadness and love, then strolled to the center of the room, tilted her head back and spoke to the house in general. "You, get out of my house. And let go of my son" she commanded. And in a ball of fire, she and the polterguist collided, canceling out each other's spirits and ridding the house of them both.
Sam was freed from the wall, but he still didn't move. He and Dean were rooted to the spot, stunned by the turn of events. At long last, Sam nodded affirmatively, wiping the remaining tears from his face.
Post by Dean Winchester on Feb 27, 2014 15:30:52 GMT -5
A few hours later, as the boys were preparing to leave (after helping Jenny clean up the desaster that was her house's interior), Jenny returned to the attic for one last look, and discovered the collection of old Winchester photos which she then brought down and gave to Dean. He flipped through them, smiling. "Thanks." Jenny shrugged with a smile of her own. "Don't thank me. They're your pictures. Besides, if anyone should be thanking anyone around here, I should be thanking you. You saved my life. And my kids' lives. So thank you." She touched his arm kindly.
Dean slid the envelope of pictures into an inner jacket pocket. "You ready to go Sam" he called towards the front step where Sam had been sitting next to Missouri. From their body language they were talking about something pretty serious, but as they had been dealing with something pretty serious all day, Dean decided not to ask Sam about that particular conversation, not sure he wanted to know anyway. Instead, in an effort to keep the mood light for at least a little while longer, he slid into the driver's side, pulled the door closed, and waited until Sam was also in the car. At which point, he pulled the envelope of pictures back out and showed him the top one, grinning mockingly. "Dude, you were a funny looking kid." Sam snatched the picture to inspect it. It was of 4 year old Dean holding six month old Sam in his arms in a rocking chair. Sam shoved the picture back at Dean. "Dean, I was a baby. I looked like all babies. You, on the other hand...""Shut up." Dean stuffed the pictures out of sight again, his grin never fading. "I was freaking adorable." Sam elbowed him teasingly as he started the car up. "You keep telling yourself that." Dean revved the engine.
"I will."
[THE END.]
We hunt monsters....you know who does that? Crazy people!