jamie_winchester
Cluster
- Joined
- Nov 30, 2010
“N-neither do I.”She stuttered watching him, shivering as if cold. And she was, being tied that close, and with the slight hum of cain in the background, aware of the demon in ways she wasn’t normally aware of people. “....Well.”Cas frowned as he inspected dean, kneeling at his side as he moved a hand down, cataloging what he was seeing, tasting it and filtering it not through his eyes, but what made him a angel. And this was....this was rare. So rare that he had no idea what to think. “I’m sure you did. You both look a little hurt.”Cas muttered resting a hand against the other’s forehead. “Rest, she is well. I will look after her.”he promised watching the other, trying to sooth him even if he wasn’t sure he could. “Rest. I will look after the girl.”Cas promised before resting a hand against the other’s forehead, soothing the headache as much as he could before leaving to look after morrigan.
When dean woke, it wasn’t because he’d gotten enough sleep, though he probably had recovered well enough, it was because there was snarling of hellhounds, alot of them. Trying to get past the ward cas had set, and while he could fight them, there were more then enough hounds out there to get what he knew they wanted. Morrigan before he’d be able to. And while the circle was strong, he doubted it’d hold for long. Eyes widening as he saw the shadows starting to eat up the light, he paled, he wasn’t ready to deal with a Knight of hell, though it was interesting that Crowley wanted her enough to send a Knight. Paling as he saw the woman edging closer to the windows, staring at Morrigan as he watched shadow strike out at the hounds, interested and wondering just what was worse, breaking the circle and helping her fight, or wait.
When dean woke, it wasn’t because he’d gotten enough sleep, though he probably had recovered well enough, it was because there was snarling of hellhounds, alot of them. Trying to get past the ward cas had set, and while he could fight them, there were more then enough hounds out there to get what he knew they wanted. Morrigan before he’d be able to. And while the circle was strong, he doubted it’d hold for long. Eyes widening as he saw the shadows starting to eat up the light, he paled, he wasn’t ready to deal with a Knight of hell, though it was interesting that Crowley wanted her enough to send a Knight. Paling as he saw the woman edging closer to the windows, staring at Morrigan as he watched shadow strike out at the hounds, interested and wondering just what was worse, breaking the circle and helping her fight, or wait.