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'cause i'm a hopeless wanderer
Who: Dean Winchester and you!
When: Day 46
Where: All around, idk. I'll worry about the narrative timeline.
What: Dean arrives, has no idea where he is, and starts walking around town to get some information.
There are a lot of things to appreciate about his family batcave, but the mattress is definitely in the like, top five. Top three. Okay, it's number one. He's never had so many good hours of sleep all together consecutively in his life, and it helps that he feels safe, too. Dean needs to be able to wake up if his phone rings, but otherwise he can sleep hard. At least his mattress was awesome, but he must've made it remember him too hard because this is so not the cushiony goodness he fell asleep on. He tries to roll over, but instead of a pillow, he faceplants into the ground.
And now he's officially awake.
Once he's up and taken inventory of himself -- whoever brought him here left him all his weapons, so that's either really good or really bad -- he's got his freaking out under control. He'd jammed some buttons on the wrist thing and heard the message about how wise it may or may not be to stay at this bullshit excuse for a new home (excuse you, he had a new home already), and now he's just not sure what to think. Demons? Angels? They haven't screwed around with him like this in a while. Something new?
He'll have to check the place out, see what he can find. He doesn't think he should start walking around armed, just in case, but he does have his knife ready to go, and he has his guard up. And oh, his guard's in tip-top shape after Purgatory.
When: Day 46
Where: All around, idk. I'll worry about the narrative timeline.
What: Dean arrives, has no idea where he is, and starts walking around town to get some information.
There are a lot of things to appreciate about his family batcave, but the mattress is definitely in the like, top five. Top three. Okay, it's number one. He's never had so many good hours of sleep all together consecutively in his life, and it helps that he feels safe, too. Dean needs to be able to wake up if his phone rings, but otherwise he can sleep hard. At least his mattress was awesome, but he must've made it remember him too hard because this is so not the cushiony goodness he fell asleep on. He tries to roll over, but instead of a pillow, he faceplants into the ground.
And now he's officially awake.
Once he's up and taken inventory of himself -- whoever brought him here left him all his weapons, so that's either really good or really bad -- he's got his freaking out under control. He'd jammed some buttons on the wrist thing and heard the message about how wise it may or may not be to stay at this bullshit excuse for a new home (excuse you, he had a new home already), and now he's just not sure what to think. Demons? Angels? They haven't screwed around with him like this in a while. Something new?
He'll have to check the place out, see what he can find. He doesn't think he should start walking around armed, just in case, but he does have his knife ready to go, and he has his guard up. And oh, his guard's in tip-top shape after Purgatory.

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He appears suddenly and without warning in front of Dean and grabs the front of his jacket, slamming his back into a tree. "Who are you?"
There's a cold anger in his eyes that he hasn't felt in a long time. Who would do this? Do they think they're funny?
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"Ouch, Cas -- it's me! Cas, it's me. Let go."
He tries to push at Cas's shoulders even though he knows it won't do any good. If Cas wants to pin him to a tree, Dean's stuck here until he lets up.
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Yes, he's been with Meg, but he's watched his communicator and he's checked all over the town over and over again. "I looked for you everywhere."
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When he picked up Dean's scent, he wasn't sure whether to be overjoyed or completely apprehensive. Regardless, he was going to follow it and find him... preferably he'd be finding Dean alive and breathing.
He'd been bracing himself for the worst, so seeing Dean just... standing there, it was like he'd had the wind knocked out of him.
"Dean."
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When Mutton Chops knows his name, Dean's even more on guard, and he shifts his weight on his feet.
"Uh. Hi. Do I know you?"
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"Well... kinda. You were here before, then you disappeared. When people go missin' around here their memories tend to go with 'em. We were... friends," He couldn't help emphasizing that word, it was a bit short of the truth, but he wasn't about to get into that. "Sorry. The name's Logan."
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Of course, none of these options require him to play nice, so he's perfectly happy to just pop up behind Dean, flick the back of his neck, and then duck out of the way of the inevitable punch (or knife) in the face. What? It's definitely a way to get his attention.
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"You? Did you do this? Where am I? Where's Sam?"
How Gabriel's alive is another question he'd like to ask, but it's father down the totem pole of importance here. They can save the chitchat for when Gabriel zaps him right back into his bed.
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"You don't know where you are? Yeesh. I knew you were a drinker, but that's a pretty serious state you're in, Father Jack."
Gabriel steps back, paying a little more attention as he looks Dean over this time. This place has always messed with his ability to differentiate between timelines, thanks to everyone being from a different time to him, but there's definitely something off - if nothing else then just the fact that Dean doesn't seem drunk, just confused. Well, and angry, but that's par for the course when talking to Gabriel.
"Cape Kore. Remember?"
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Jogging around a corner, she stumbled to a stop, panting. "I'm sorry. I didn't see you there." She should be paying more attention to her other senses. She'd been so wrapped up in worrying about the moon, she'd almost run into the poor guy.
"Are you new here?"
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"It's okay." He hesitates, looking her over again before he nods. "Yeah, I guess I am. Mind telling me what 'here' is?"
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"It's a place called Cape Kore." Brigid tells him, unsure of what to say. "I was in Boston before I got here, but then was suddenly at the fountain." She fidgets with her long sleeves uncomfortably. She is wary, because it'd be just her luck to have a hunter show up here. At least he's not pulling a sword to cut her in half.
"Supposedly, we're trapped and we're being monitored." One finger rises, pointing at the cameras on the side of the building near them. "I don't know why."
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That he encounters one of the little pests on his wandering doesn't surprise him. They're like ants, always underfoot, always where they're least wanted. But that it's a Winchester he spies, well, that's a form of entertainment he isn't about to pass up.
Stepping out into Dean's path, some few feet away from him, Lucifer cocks his head and gives him a critical, and wholly disapproving, look. "There's a difference between being fashionably late and downright rude, Dean. But I suppose better late than never, hm?"
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The movement catches his eye, and his blood runs cold when he recognizes Lucifer. He stops dead in his tracks, and he narrows his eyes, sliding into a defensive stance without even thinking about it. Yeah, he knows he should be worried; Lucifer's strong and he doesn't have anything on hand that'll help him if he decides to get murderous, but Dean's not going to let that stop him.
"They dragged you out of Hell for this? Oh, well. I guess you're still in a cage, huh?"
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“Oh, no. This—” He lifts a finger, waving it slightly in a gesture meant to encompass the entirety of the town. “—is your cage. Meant for humans, not for me. I’m here for another reason, and quite frankly, Dean, it has very little to do with you.”
There’s no threat in Lucifer’s posture, relaxed and easy-going as it is. And there’s none to be found in his expression, either, which hovers just this side of friendly.
“But your friends are here. Castiel and Anna. My brothers. Meg and Crowley. That might have something to do with you.” He smiles, a quicksilver flash of teeth. “You might want to check into it.”
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hiding from Crowleybefore she starts to go stir-crazy. Which probably explains why she's currently out about in the park with Bernice - Cas' sabre kitten.It certainly beats watching a bunch of people weep and wail over people they probably didn't even give a damn about over at the cemetery. And Bernice did like to run. And so far Meg hasn't let her maim or maul anyone. Not that many people are foolish enough to approach.
Then again, isn't 'foolish' the Winchester boys' middle name? Or isn't it 'reckless' or 'dumbass'? She's pretty sure it's something like that.
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"What, are you a hellcat babysitter now?"
He's -- well -- not really accepted being here, but he's got a mental map of the place now, and his annoyance is abating, turning into determination to find a way out of here and get back to Sam, taking Cas with him, and helping to spring the others too, if he's lucky enough to find a way out that's big enough.
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As appealing as the thought of letting Bernice hunt him down and use him as a brand new chew toy is, Meg's pretty sure a certain featherbutt would have something to say about that.
She raises a hand. "Bernice. Down." With that the kitten drops to a lying position and relaxes. Don't say she never does anything for you, Dean.
"Nice of you to pop in, Freckles. Get tired of playing hide and go seek? You must've found a good spot. We couldn't find you." Ugh. She's pretty much just admitted to looking for him. That leaves a bad taste in her mouth.
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later...
So he's sitting out on the step of house 20 with the guitar he and Kenzi had salvaged from the crates, playing sort of aimlessly, eyes drawn out in the direction of the lighthouse -- so not watching the road, if anyone is in fact coming by.
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"Not half bad," he calls, like he's some guitar-ista.
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"Thanks, guess I haven't lost it," he replies, smiling a little. "I graduated from the ukulele, but I'm still hanging onto it, don't worry. ... When did you get back?"
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"Oh. My. God." She sees the pretty unmistakable view of the elusive Winchester from behind as she's heading towards the center of town. Said Winchester has been missing for quite some time, which means she is fully entitled to her next course of action.
Kenzi comes running up behind Dean at full speed, only to jump at him and put all her tiny, little force into punching him right between the shoulder blades. "DUDE! Where the hell have you BEEN?!"
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Once he gets here there, the deadly look in his eye starts to fade when he gets a good look at her.
"Who are you?" he says, not nearly the gonna-kill-you growl it could be. "Why'd you hit me?"
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Shorthand is this girl's best friend.
When she spots Dean, she looks up briefly, studying him carefully. He had to be new. This place was running on near-empty, due to the food issue, and they're still stuffing people in like sardines. Wonderful.
She watches him some more, head tilted a bit before she speaks.
"You just got here, right?"
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He stops when she pegs him as new, and he slips into the charming, friendly, just-a-nice-guy act that works in diners and bars and anywhere else civilian.
"Do I still have the new car smell?"
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