The Angel Balthazar (
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can't seem to find our state of grace
Who: Balthazar and OPEN
What: Exploring and chatting.
When: Day 54
Where: All over the place, but eventually the bar and House 11. Encounter him anywhere you like.
Warnings: Probably none, will update if that changes.
Balthazar's not sure whether to be optimistic about this brave new world or not. There's no question but that certain individuals here are a threat. Raphael and Lucifer? Scary. Whatever's got them all trapped here? Also scary. At the moment, though, the weather is fairly pleasant, there's no looming apocalypse, planned or otherwise, and even the demons here seem to be, if not civil, at least tolerable.
Probably the other shoe will drop before long, but until then he's going to try to enjoy himself.
Hence the search for the bar he hears is around somewhere. He circles through streets, looking over houses, buildings, and...hmm. Rubble. That's a little worrisome. But not too far off he finds what he was looking for, and slips curiously through the doors.
What: Exploring and chatting.
When: Day 54
Where: All over the place, but eventually the bar and House 11. Encounter him anywhere you like.
Warnings: Probably none, will update if that changes.
Balthazar's not sure whether to be optimistic about this brave new world or not. There's no question but that certain individuals here are a threat. Raphael and Lucifer? Scary. Whatever's got them all trapped here? Also scary. At the moment, though, the weather is fairly pleasant, there's no looming apocalypse, planned or otherwise, and even the demons here seem to be, if not civil, at least tolerable.
Probably the other shoe will drop before long, but until then he's going to try to enjoy himself.
Hence the search for the bar he hears is around somewhere. He circles through streets, looking over houses, buildings, and...hmm. Rubble. That's a little worrisome. But not too far off he finds what he was looking for, and slips curiously through the doors.
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"Not all angels are jerks." Well, okay, they are. Every single one of them. Some are just less jerky than others. "Most of you just have your heads so far up your own asses you can lick your tonsils."
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Not that he blames her; far from it. But he's curious. It's a rare thing for a demon and an angel to spend time in the same room without killing one another, much less develop any kind of attachment.
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"Why not Castiel?"
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"Truly, though, I didn't even know you were on his radar until he told me he was trying to protect you and Dean. I'm curious what circumstances drove you together, I suppose."
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"I became an angel babysitter. You spend all day, every day with the guy and he kind of grows on you."
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Uncomfortably, he realizes she must be ahead of him in time. That's unsettling, but at least it means Castiel has a chance of surviving this insane gambit for Purgatory souls. "And you grew on him, as well, evidently."
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Still, desperate times, desperate measures. She needed back up, they needed someone to look after poor, broken Castiel.
"Didn't you know? I'm the saint who stayed with him when no one else did?"
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But the last bit draws him up short. "No one else, truly? Where was I?"
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Still, it isn't really her tale to tell. She was just the babysitter. It was Cas' story really.
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On the other hand, it seems that Castiel did survive. That's worth something.
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"I get the feather clan don't exactly appreciate a demon being near an angel. It's unclean. I'm corrupt. I get it, I do. But I am fond of the little tree-topper, 'kay?"
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It's comes out as an angry growl, but not directed at her so much as the whole situation. "Angels and demons are anathema to one another. I don't know yet whether I like you, and I definitely don't like the situation. But if you want to protect him badly enough to turn on an archangel, then I'd rather have you around him than most of my own siblings."
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And technically she has the weaponry to kill him, of course, he could smite her from across the room before she ever got the chance to get close enough, but hey, details.
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He's wondering how her and Dean are getting along, but that's really Castiel's problem, not his.
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Meg and Dean called a truce and then she snogged him, it's a good working relationship all things considered.
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"I suppose I should offer to share this, as you're the one who got it out for me."
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She arches a brow and moves from her bar stool to swipe the bottle from him, taking a long swig. "Sharing and caring. Love it."
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That, and Balthazar would always rather finish trouble--or avoid it entirely--than start it.
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"Just be gentle with the little tree=topper 'kay? He's a little bit fragile." Or maybe she's just overly protective.
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"He didn't seem...fragile." Frown. "But then I only spoke to him over the network. I'll do my best." It won't be easy. There are unresolved issues between them.
He sighs and leans against the counter. "But I wouldn't want to make things worse for him."
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He's her unicorn.
"He's kind of unique, isn't he?"
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"So, never thought good little soldier Castiel would stand up against his big bully brothers and an absent daddy? He's pretty cute when he's bad."
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"I don't think he realized at the time how absent Daddy was. Makes it all the more interesting."
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"Daddy dearest is a bit of a jerk too."
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