Supernatural: Savior

Chapter 10

"You'll want to put War's ring in the middle and place the other three rings around it. Move my ring closer to War's and well, you'll see. You already have the incantation, so just throw the rings, when they're together, and say it. But stand back, the hole can get pretty big. When Lucifer jumps in, the cage will close itself," Death finished. Faith and Dean looked at each other and smiled. "But I will warn you, Faith, the bond between Azazel's mind and yours is starting to become active. Soon you'll be compelled to do things that would change the outcome of this war, if you don't put Lucifer in his cell. The bond ties you to Lucifer making you his weapon. You must be careful; the first thing that makes you mad will set it off. There won't be any going back after that." That made matters much worse; Faith knew she had a tendency to get angry at the littlest things.

"Ok, thanks Death," Dean said.

"Don't thank me; clean up your mess," he said. They nodded and walked out the way they came in. When they walked outside, it had stopped raining and the wind had died down.

"So I have a plan," Faith said.

Dean laughed, "Is there ever a time when you don't have a plan?"

"No, in fact there never is. I was thinking; I can't be mad around Lucifer if I've never met him, so I'm thinking that I take the rings and go as soon as Sam and Cass get back. Then, when we're on the battlefield waiting for Michael, I'll drop the rings and send his ass back to Hell."

Dean raised his eyebrows and smiled, "That's actually not a bad plan, but what about our deal with Death?"

"He doesn't need to know that we altered the deal," she replied.

"Fine, but you have to promise me something. You will not jump into that pit."

Faith was stunned, "I can't believe you would think that I would do that! I wouldn't jump in the pit if I was dying." They reached the car and found Crowley in the back seat. They got in and drove off, leaving Chicago nothing, but a speck in the rearview mirror.

"So did you find what you were looking for," Crowley asked.

"You should go," Faith said, "Your job here is done." And just like that, Crowley was gone.

"Can you do the thing where we are outside Bobby's," Dean asked. She laughed and then they were outside Bobby's.

"They're coming," Faith said, "I can feel them." Dean and her got out of the car and walked into the house, waiting for Cass and Sam.

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Sam said nothing when Dean finished.

"So she was never going to say yes to Lucifer, was she," Sam said.

Dean shook his head, "No. And now there's nothing we can do about it; the Faith we know is gone." Sam sulked in the rain; he didn't know what to do, until it hit him.

"Hey, what if we meet her on the battlefield? We could snatch the rings off of her and send Lucifer back." Dean liked the idea; he wanted his sister back more than anything.

"Ok, but we have one problem; we don't know where the battlefield is."

"We don't, but Cass does," Sam said, running towards the house. Dean followed him in and looked for Cass. "Cass!" Sam called.

Cass came running down the stairs, "What is it?"

"Do you know where the big fight is going to go down," Dean asked.

"Yeah, Stull Cemetery," he answered.

"We're going, let's go," Dean said rushing out the door.

"Where is it," Sam asked.

"You don't know; it's in Lawrence," Cass answered.

"Why Lawrence," Sam asked.

"I guess it has to go down where it all started." Sam nodded and the two of them rushed out the door. Dean was already in his car ready to go. They got in and raced to Lawrence.
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Instantly, Sam, Dean, and Cass were in Lawrence, driving towards the cemetery. It was 11:59 a.m.; the sky was cloudy and a storm was coming.

"Where am I going," Dean asked Cass.

"Take a left, then a right," he answered. Dean did as he was told and pulled up into Stull Cemetery. There were crows lining the gate surrounding it. Dean looked straight ahead to find Faith and a man was about her height. He had short, brown, spiky hair and green eyes. He had a pointy nose and was wearing a blue dress shirt. Faith, next to him, was wearing a dark red, strapless dress. It looked like a ball gown, but something about her caught all three of their attentions. Her eyes were still fiery red. Dean drove his car so that it was directly in front of Faith. She tensed up and smiled. The three of them got out of the car and gathered together in front of the man and Faith. "Lucifer," Cass said.

"Castiel, right? Faith's told me a lot about you," he answered.

"Faith, I know you're in there," Dean said.

She smiled, "Oh, she's in here. Just not the way you want her to be." Dean nodded to Sam and Cass who then leaped at Lucifer. Faith immediately attacked Dean which sent him onto the Impala's windshield. As he fell on top of it, he heard it crack. Faith was still standing there, smiling, "What you're afraid you'll hurt her or I mean me? It's okay because I've wanted to do this for a long time." Dean got up off his car and kicked his sister in the chest. It pained him to do it, but he had no choice. Sam and Cass were having problems of their own. Lucifer had knocked Sam out and Cass was struggling. But then, Lucifer snapped his fingers and then Cass's body exploded. He was gone.

"Nooo," Dean yelled.

He looked at Faith who was laughing, "You and Sam are next." She got up and pulled Dean to his knees. Sam still hadn't recovered, but Lucifer was walking towards Faith. She began to repeatedly punch Dean. His face was becoming bloody and bruised. Sam then surprised Lucifer and jumped him from behind. Faith turned around and looked just in time to see Sam punch Lucifer unconscious.

"NO!" She screamed. She backed away from Sam and Dean. Dean stood up and walked to Sam. Faith's eyes were no longer the only thing red, but her body too. It was radiating a red aurora.

"Faith, you need to listen to us! This isn't you," Dean yelled.

"Lucifer isn't your family; we are," Sam added, "You, me, Dean, and Cass."

"We are the ones who love you, not him. We love you for whom and what you are," Dean screamed.

"What I am," Faith snickered, "What I am is more powerful than you can imagine."

"And we love you for that," Sam screamed, "Do you really want to let billions of innocent people die? That isn't who you are!"

"You, the person who loves her family and cotton candy, and Cass, are not like that! Are you going to let that go that easily," Dean asked. Faith's radiating red glare was almost gone.

She was panting and was looking everywhere, "How do I know you're not lying?"

"Because we love you," they both answered together.That did it; her eyes went back to normal and she fell to her knees.