[S14 Spoilers!] Since when do demons move through the country in packs? Why are stars suddenly disappearing from the sky? Who is the strange creature, following them and turning everything in their way into rubble and ashes? What initially started with a relatively regular case, to which Sam, Dean, Castiel and Jack were called, ends up entrapping "Team Free Will 2.0" in a sprawling, seemingly inescapable spider web, made up of dozens of interwoven secrets and unsolved questions to which nobody appears to have any answer. What is Jack hiding about Mary's death? And who is the puzzling girl with the unpredictable abilities who evidently appeared out of nowhere and might she be the one, despite her lack of memory, holding the answers to the numerous questions in the end? Is she also hiding something? A hallucinated savior perhaps, who might not be as unfamiliar as he pretends to be? Concealed enemies, apparent friends and new hopes pose a vast challenge to the Winchesters and their friends, maybe even making them question their initial moral understanding.

The asylum. A quite fitting name for the building, in which the hot-headed Elijah, his freedom-loving sister Eleanor and Owen, his best friend and caring doctor of the group, as leaders of the "Risen", a small flock of apocalypse-survivors, have built themselves a secure base. Despite the safe accommodation however, the residents still have to face their own problems and fears. In Ellie's case, the fact, that the current condition of her health prohibits her from leaving the immediate area and the feelings of guilt towards her friends and family tied to this chained state. Owen in the meantime is investigating the strange virus, threatening to erase humanity. But the second, results are starting to show themselves, another problem joins the rotten outside of the fences. The Saviors have targeted the Risen and are now trying to extort resources from them by using threats and provocations, which soon lead up to a war declaration. But what will happen, when their leader Negan finds out about the vaccine?

Astoria Greengrass' first year in Hogwarts throws the shy young slytherin into a world of invisible resentment and hidden hostility, plunges her into an inner conflict between her own opinions and those of her family, one of the biggest pure-blood families in the United Kingdom. Her ancestry also results in an unsteady friendship with Draco Malfoy, that develops despite the general turmoil, even though untruths from both sides threaten to taint this fragile relationship, which starts to be less and less political and formal as time progresses. In the midst of the ominous rumble of an approaching war, Astoria tries to understand her identity and the strange gift she has been given, in a wizarding world, that is shattered by hatred. Gloomy dreams, overheard conversations, unearthly chanting and never known abilities send Astoria on an onerous search for the truth. But what does the Black Lake and a menacing, dark pair of eyes have to do with it? Will she be able to resist the call of the mysterious beings from below the surface?