030: [Location: Buffy's castle/ Accidental Visual] we're not in Hell anymore, Toto--

[fudgingkillyou.livejournal.com]

Every morning, Dean Winchester awakes to the smell of fire and brimstone and rotting flesh, the sounds of screaming and pleading, the sight of things so gruesome the human mind couldn't even begin to imagine them. He takes his morning walk, and then goes to his office, where he starts his work. It's not pleasant work, not by any means, but he does get enjoyment out of coaxing whimpers out of those who are sent to him. He always gets the most stubborn souls, you see.

This morning, he wakes up in an entirely different place. Even as a demon, Dean Winchester hates to wake up in a place he doesn't know.

He doesn't think, just rolls out of the bed he's in and heads for the door (where the hell is he, a castle?), immediately getting lost. This is around the point that the tablet turns on, showing Dean wandering the castle with a rather lost look on his face-- lost, but irritated.

In fact, at one point, when he opens a door and it leads to a room that has nobody in it, people watching the tablet may see a flash of black in Dean's eyes. It's gone a second later, though. Must have been a trick of the light?

[ooc: Dean's glitch! Go go go~]

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[fudgingkillyou.livejournal.com]

Dean doesn't recognize this chick, but he can definitely sense something off about her. For one, she looks sort of spacey, and two, she's got that vibe that supernatural things give off. If Dean had been human, he wouldn't have sensed it, but being a demon has it's perks. That grabs his interest. What would it be like to take apart something supernatural? Would she scream?

"Yeah? Y'think the clouds got anything to say?" Dean asks, raising an eyebrow. He's good at acting.

[a-pretty-fire.livejournal.com]

"They always do," Drusilla replied, pleasantly. It wasn't always easy to read them, but the words were there for those who wanted to look. "Maybe they'll tell me who you are. Does the Slayer know you're wandering in her castle?"

She'd been careless enough to invite Drusilla inside, but Buffy at least kept track of all the ins and outs. It was probably easier to do that now that there were far fewer Slayers.