Hunter's Academy

Chapter eight

Dean walked away from the clinic wanting to escape all the lies that had built walls around him, Sam followed after him wanting to at least convince him to at least hear their mother out. But Dean ignored him and kept walking until he made it back to his room, nearby Carmen was watching and decided to make her move. Sam noticed her and decided to watch from a distance since he had a bad feeling about this girl.

"Why the long face Dean?" She asked, opening the door and inviting herself in. Dean told her to go away but she insisted on staying. "Don't shut me out, let me help you," she got closer to him and intertwined his hand with hers. "I can see something is bothering you, so tell me,"

"I can't," Dean responded, trying to push her away.

"Oh Dean, you're not alone," Carmen said to him. "These people who hurt you, they just don't care, not like I do," she continued. Carmen went over the top by touching his hair and leaning on his shoulder.

"I..." Dean trailed off. He was trying to resist telling her everything but it was like she had put him under some kind of spell. All he could think about was how pretty she still was. "I am tired of all the lies, no one has been honest with me,"

"But I have," Carmen responded. "You know the only person in this place you can trust is me so tell me everything and I'll take away the pain," she whispered seductively into his ear. Dean was about to give in when Sam burst in and cleared his throat. "Sam, what are you doing here?" She asked.

"It's my room. What are you doing here?" Sam responded crossing his arms.

"Dean and I were just having fun," Carmen whimpered. Sam had to hand it to her, she was an incredible actress, but he could feel that her intentions were dark.

"Oh I've seen your kind of fun Carmen," Sam answered and pushed her out of the room. "Thank you for stopping by but we don't need your help," Carmen growled as the door was shut in her face. She hadn't gotten everything she wanted from Dean so she decided to eavesdrop on them.

"You realize this isn't a normal situation right?" Dean asked.

"How would I know?" Sam responded. "Three days ago I didn't even know you existed," he continued. "Besides any girl coming to court you has to go through me,"

"How do you think I feel?" Dean said. "It's one thing to know that we're twins but it's another to find out that we have to stop something from attacking!" he exclaimed. "Sam, I don't know if you noticed, but our mother gave us up! She separated us!"

"I know and I was pissed when she told us and you know what I'm still mad," Sam responded. "But the thing is you can't go ranting to anyone, we have to trust each other now, "

"Trust each other?" Dean scoffed. "Last I checked we don't even get along, and this Yin yang shit," he said. "It makes no sense, and you heard her, she wasn't expecting to have twins, I was born right after you,"

"What do you want me to do?" Sam asked. "Do you want me to run away and leave you hanging?"

"This is crazy, it all has to be a dream," Dean said, still denying it. "Sam I don't even know what to do and if we can feel what the other feels and read each other's minds what other freaky thing could we do!" Sam waited until his brother was done ranting. He figured he would have to get used to things like this.

"No Dean, this is really happening," Sam answered. "Here let me prove it," he pinched himself so that Dean would feel it. Dean flinched and rubbed his arm giving his newfound brother a glare.

"Knock it off!" Dean exclaimed. "I get it's happening, but we don't know the first thing about controlling these abilities, and this school has to have about a dozen people in this school, it's too big," Dean was about to say more when he heard Sam think about the tunnels. "Forget it! I am not going back in there with a chupacabra on the loose, so stop thinking about it,"

"Dean, we have to stop this creature before it kills anyone, " Sam told him. "I'm going to go back to the library to find clues and you can't stop me, so are you coming or do I have to drag you?" Sam asked. Dean remained silent but while he didn't want to go back to that library or even through the tunnels, he knew better than to try and argue with Sam. Somehow, Dean knew that Sam wouldn't be joking when it came to dragging him back to the library or worse through the tunnels.

"Alright fine, I'll go," Dean said. "But we don't even know how the summoner is going to release this darkness,"

"I know which is why we have to find out everything we can about the darkness and what the summoner is using to do it, " Sam explained. Carmen had heard enough and took off to go find her aunt who just so happened to be letting out one of her classes.

"Auntie," Carmen said. "I have news for you, do you think we could talk in private?"

"Of course, my dear come inside, " Lilith answered. She gestured for her niece to come inside and the sixteen-year-old siren sat at one of the desks. "What did you find out?"

"You were right about Sam and Dean," Carmen said. "They found out they're twins today, and they know about their abilities," she explained "If one feels pain the other will feel it too," she continued. "But they're going to the library to find out who has been summoning the creature," Lilith laughed as she knew that the brothers wouldn't find anything about her plan in a book.

"Stupid little boys they won't find anything in a library, " she said. "And here I thought that they were smart,"

"Auntie, that's not the only thing," Carmen said. "They know about the tunnels, which means it's only a matter of time before they put everything together," Despite this Lilith wasn't worried. She had other ways to pull two siblings apart and even better no weapon known to man could kill her monster.

"We will have to improvise then, " Lilith responded, letting her eyes flash white. "I say we give the poor boys some humiliation and grief," she continued. "I think the chupacabra needs to have some fresh meat, " her plan was simple. Have the chupacabra leave the school grounds so that no one would believe either Sam or Dean if they tried to explain the situation. At the same time, she would have the chupacabra go after the boy's adopted families so that the boys would be too distracted with grief to stop her.

"You're a brilliant and evil auntie," Carmen said to her.

"I know my dear," she responded with a smirk. "And everything is about to get so much worse,"