Wayward-Renegade

Conclusion Deans eyes flew open as Castiel’s hand landed hard on his shoulder, the angel’s grip sending a jolt of both pain and reality down to his core. “Are you alright?” The angel asked bluntly, his grace finally starting to overcome the last dose of toxin the Djin had given him. “Dean, are you alright?” He asked again, looking up as Sam and Jody came rushing into the small room. “I’ve been better.” He groaned, swearing under his breath as he tried to pull himself up into a sitting position. “Easy, easy.” Sam urged as he raced over and knelt down to help his older brothe

Chapter 9 Jo eyed the blade in his tight grip and watched as he took a step forward. “Dean please, I don’t know what you’re talking about. Let us help you, once we kill this Djin everything will go back to the way it was.” She paused for only a moment as she took a step back and he took another one forward. “You’ll get your memories back, you won’t hear and see things that aren’t there anymore. We can still save you, but you need to let us.” “Clever.” He went on, trying to separate the memories of the woman he once knew, from the stranger standing there in front of him. ̶

Chapter 8 When Castiel opened his eyes, the very first thing he noticed was the water steadily trickling down from a pipe overhead. He studied the pipe for a moment, his gaze drifting down to the boiler it was connected to before focusing on the large puddle nearby. The room he found himself in was small and dark, a single flickering light high above did little to illuminate his surroundings. The fight with the Djin flashed in the back of his mind as he felt the damp air trailing across one of the many cuts on his face. He had no idea where he was or what exactly had happened, one second he was fighting off a group of Djin and the next he wa

Chapter 7 Though he tried to ignore it, Dean couldn’t help but hear Bill’s words repeat in the back of his head. The other hunter had told him it was only a matter of time before he would lose his grip on reality and would start seeing things that weren’t actually there, believing things that weren’t real. His gaze drifted over to the woman sitting in the passenger seat next to him, a gut-wrenching, sobering reminder that he was already caught up in this Djin’s web and in deep, way over his head. Though he knew everything she’d just told him was just part of the story, he was finding it harder to stay focu

CHAPTER 6 Jo cleared her throat as she pulled a sheet of paper from the folder in her lap. “Your mother died on November 2, 1985; her death and the fire that started in your home that night was deemed suspicious. Not long after, your father was arrested and charged with arson, murder, attempted murder and endangering life. He was sentenced to life for his crimes despite his lawyer’s argument the he suffered from PTSD and wasn’t fit to stand trial. With no relatives to care for you and your brother, you became wards of the state.” He could feel the anger smoldering in his core as her words slowly sank in. “That&

CHAPTER 5 The look on her face was more than enough to remind him that she had no idea who he was, but Dean couldn’t help himself as memories of their last stand together started taking over. Ellen and Jo had died to give him and Sam a fighting chance at stopping the Apocalypse, it was one of many deaths he felt responsible for. Her blood had always been on his hands, no matter how many times Sam told him that it was her choice to join their fight. “What the hell did you do to my father?” She hissed, the tone of her voice bringing him back to the reality he was in. “He’ll be fine, he’s just unconscious.&

Chapter 4 Back in the bunker Sam looked up from his laptop as Jody placed a stack of files on the table in front of him. “These are all the police reports concerning the missing persons I think are related to this case.” She said, taking a seat across from him. “Six missing, eight found dead and dozens of attacks reported in the area, all describe the attacker as a middle aged man; tall, thin, tattooed,  gruff looking, possibly homeless.” “I’ve searched that factory inside and out, I didn’t see anyone there.” Castiel replied as he made his way to the table, adding documents he’d pulled f

Chapter 3 “What do you mean it pushed you?” Jody asked as she caught Sam’s eyes. “Are you sure you didn’t just back into the widow while you were fighting with it?” Sam shook his head. “No, it had me pinned to the wall then it moved me over and pushed me through that window.” He explained, struggling to find a reason why the creature wouldn’t have wanted to feed off him instead. When Castiel walked into the room, their eyes met for only a moment and Sam knew the news was bad. “Did you find him?” He asked, watching as the angel’s gaze drifted to the woman sitting on the

Chapter 2 The first thing Sam noticed when he opened his eyes, was the bright florescent lights. He was lying in a hospital bed with no idea how he’d gotten there, the last thing he remembered was fighting with a Djin before having his back pushed up against an old, cracked window and the glass giving way under his weight as the creature shoved him through it.  He could feel his heart beat in the back of his head, the harsh lights only adding to his growing headache. He sucked in a breath and let out a groan as he felt pain spread from his right shoulder down his back. Sam made the attempt to sit up but quickly sunk back down into his

Better off as we Are Chapter 1 "Dude, you're kidding right?" Sam asked, his eyes darting from the rundown factory in front of him to the man sitting behind the wheel of the car beside him. "That place is huge; we're never going to find it." Dean put the shifter in park and pulled the keys from the ignition. "It's a friggen Djinn, Sam. It can't vanish into thin air and it can't go through walls. We’ve dealt with these things before, there's only so many places it can hide. Besides, Jody’s been trailing it for days and she’s almost positive that it's in there." "Almost positive?" Sam replied under his breath as he pulled hi