If Eternity Should Fail (SuperWolf)

CH 1: Children of the Damned

Just a note that each title is a song title and that the first person to guess the group will get a chapter dedication and I'd I'm not following you then I will follow you. Thanks and on with the story.
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The last thing Sam Winchester expected was a child of the damned. He definitely didn't expect to become one of them.
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The last thing Scott McCall expected was to run into a group of hunters and an Angel.

Scott most certainly didn't expect to die the way he did.

To explain this all we must take you back to the beginning. Back to the beginning of time.

In the beginning, there was only darkness. Its fathomless depths penetrating everything, a dying smell of dank mildew and a smell of death all interwoven in its black fabrics.

Alongside the Darkness there came a strong and comforting lightness known as God. God and the Darkness were siblings and they were lovers. They had no construct of siblings or human natures as they would come to be known. From their intimacy came their children, the angels and the demons.

The angels and the demons wandered eternity together their lightness and darkness balancing each other out. When they became lovers, humanity spawned. Humanity however could not live in the vast emptiness of the world so God and the Darkness who had come to calling herself Amara decided to create the universe.

They plucked strings of the inky darkness and wove them together to create gaseous tapestries of light and fire; the stars.

They willed each tiny stone and gigantic mountain into existence, placing their steep slopes in the shadow of the brilliant sun.

They spread fertile soil on the land, trees and plants, animals and creatures of all kinds calling it home.

They built the glassy sky, fluffy White clouds spun out of a peaceful deities essence hung there like cotton balls on a string.

Last came the oceans and the rivers for those were made with their very own tears and sweat. Their life essence created the roiling seas and the claiming waves of rivers. The placid lakes, the salty reservoirs were their sweat. Their essence gave life to all the creatures in their waters, all the fishes and the creatures that inhabited the murky depths.

The humans were placed on the earth and all was well. They prospered and grew with each passing day and no sin had ravaged their mortal hearts.

God and the Darkness loved these little creatures, these little humans and they asked their sons and daughters, the demons and the angels to love them more then they loved God and the Darkness themselves.

Most angels were happy to oblige but two would not.

Lilith and Lucifer refused to love the humans, their insignificant little lives more than their parents, more then the universe itself.

So God and the Darkness did all that they could do. They cast them out of heaven and doomed them to spend eternity on earth as the humans which they so despised. Lucifer became Adam and Lilith became Eve and they wandered the earth, trapped in their human vessels, not truly knowing what they could accomplish. 

From their union two sons came about; Cain and Abel.

It was only when Cain killed Abel did Adam and Eve realize who they truly were.

It wasn't the apple that gave them their knowledge. The apple was only an apple and it had no magical properties after all.

It was when they walked into their thatched hut and saw their youngest son, his mutilated body lying on the floor in a pool of blood did they remember who they were; who they truly were. 

They weren't Adam and Eve but Lilith and Lucifer. God and the Darkness had betrayed them and led them astray.

They stared down at Cain, at their son and they scorned him. They grabbed his rough, matted hair and carved a symbol, the Mark of Cain into his arm and they sent him on his way.

God and the Darkness were not too pleased about this and they summoned them to the throne room. They were enraged and they cast Lilith and Lucifer into the bowels of the universe to rule the domain of death and eternal suffering. God and the Darkness were saddened by their decision but it remained firm, they couldn't let Lilith and Lucifer continue to torment and plague human kind.

Lilith and Lucifer had other ideas however.

Lucifer impregnated mortal women and stronger angels, demigods were born from the union. Lilith herself became pregnant and stronger demons were born.

God allowed their children to live on his earth but one he could not allow. One child spawned from Lilith's and Lucifer's union had to be put down for it endangered the existence of the universe.

It became known as a child of the damned.

It wasn't a child but it was definitely damned for even Lucifer and Lilith grew wary and afraid of it.

It craved power and it would do all that it could to take power for itself, including but not limited to almost killing God.

It attacked with a surprising amount of swiftness and accuracy, leaving a path of death and destruction it its wake and romp in the heavens.
It almost killed God. It had felt God's essence, his lifeblood flowing down its hands. It had shivered as it lapped it up from his veins and it had laughed in glee when God finally decided to die.

Except God wasn't really dead and God was going to play a trick on it. It loved tricks but it wouldn't love this one.

The trick worked but it cost a terrible price. God sealed the child away but he sealed away his sister as well.

He banished Lucifer and Lilith back to Hell and then he too, disappeared into thin air.

Now we take it back to modern times.

The Winchesters had released amara from her cage and after an exhausting and deadly battle, she made up with her brother and they ascended into heaven happily together.
The Winchester's headed off to Beacon Hills to take a look at the dead pool and check out a case there.

Scott and his friends were preparing for their finals right before their summer break.

Everything seemed right in the world but it wasn't. Everything was horribly wrong.

When the Winchester's set Amara free, they also set the child free.

And the child hadn't played for a very long time.