STREET
Car alarms blared. Several cars in various states of smashed to pieces were in the street. Castiel appeared and silenced the alarms. He walked through the wreckage to the body of a woman. He moved part of her clothing off her neck to see that she'd been stabbed to death.
"Goodbye, sister," Castiel said.
Police cars arrived and officers rushed to the scene.
"What the hell?" an officer asked.
A spotlight from a helicopter illuminated the ground on either side, where the image of wings had been seared into the asphalt.
ROAD
Sam was driving. "Ruby will meet us outside Cheyenne. She's been tracking some leads. I know she's not exactly on your Christmas list, but if she can help us get to Lilith-"
Dean cut him off. "Hey, man, work with Ruby, don't. I don't really give a rat's ass."
"What's your problem?"
"Pamela didn't want anything to do with the and we dragged her back into it, Sam."
"She knew what was at stake."
"Oh, yeah. Saving the world. And we're doing such a damn good job of it."
"Dean-"
"I'm tired of burying friends, Sam."
"Look, we catch a fresh trail-"
"And we follow it, I know. Like I said, I'm just - I'm just getting tired."
"Well, get angry."
MOTEL ROOM
The trio, Dean holding a sleeping Kit, and Sam entered the room.
"Ah, home crappy home," Dean commented.
As soon as Sam flipped on the lights, Uriel said, "Winchester, Winchester, and mini Winchester."
Uriel and Castiel were waiting inside the room.
"Oh come on," Dean muttered.
"You are needed," Uriel told him.
"Needed? We just got back from needed."
"Now, you mind your tone with me."
"No, you mind your damn tone with us."
"We just got back from Pamela's funeral," Sam explained.
"Pamela. You know, psychic Pamela? You remember her. Cas, you remember her. You burned her eyes out. Remember that? Good times. Yeah, then she died saving one of your precious seals. So maybe you can stop pushing us around like chess pieces for five freaking minutes!"
"We raised you out of Hell for our purposes," Uriel said.
"Yeah, what were those again? What exactly did you want from me?"
"Start with gratitude."
Castiel looked at the elder brother. "Dean, we know this is difficult to understand."
"And we-" Uriel gave Castiel a significant look, "-don't care. Now, seven angels have been murdered, all of them from our garrison. That last one was killed tonight."
"Demons?" Dean questioned. "How they doing it?"
"We don't know."
Sam frowned. "I'm sorry, but what you do want to do about it? I mean, a demon with the juice to ice angels has to be out of our league, right?"
"We can handle the demons, thank you very much."
"Once we find out whoever it is," Castiel told them.
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Lavender's Blue
Mystery / ThrillerA father and his newborn daughter set on a quest of sorts to find his father. Along the way, they recruit his brother. Together, they travel the back roads, hunting things that go bump in the night, trying to make the world a little safer. It's no...
