(Takes place through the events of Season 11) My name is Nellwyn Spencer, and this is the story of how I became a part of the Winchester family. Of how I became friends with The King of Hell, of how I fought with the Devil, how a fallen angel became my best friend, and how I helped save the world. And it all starts with me deciding to go to school that day.

Hello. My name is Beelzebub, you probably know me. You were probably expecting someone else, you were probably expecting Nellwyn. I know you were expecting Nellwyn. She's the one who usually tells this story, and that makes sense because it's her story to tell. I'm here today because something is wrong with Nellwyn. She isn't right of mind, I can't begin to tell you what has happened because you may already know. Or you may not. I don't know either. All I know is that the Nellwyn you have come to know is incapable of telling this story at the moment. Sam and Dean and I will save her, I swear. But for now, I'm taking over the narrative. And I'll pick up from where Nellwyn left off before. She didn't open the door.

(SPOLIERS FOR SEASON 12) (*Read "The Dangel" before this) Clawed my way out of Purgatory into a mess of trouble. I'm back, alive, and badder than ever. Who knew I'd come back a monster killing machine? Not me, and certainly not Sam or Dean. But now I can help them in ways I couldn't before. I can show the world exactly what an Orinia can do.

"This is Nellwyn's story. I don't know all the things she's said to you, all that she's done. But, like the rest of us, I'm sure there are some things that she isn't proud of. She's made mistakes, just like we all have, all in the name of protecting the ones she calls family." - Sam Winchester. In an attempt to free herself from her own head to join the fight that could save her family, and the world, Nellwyn Spencer must battle the past, her memories and herself. You have to be brave enough to think of the things you don't want to think about. With great power comes great responsibility, and sometimes... That responsibility can drive you a little crazy.