Echo had been cooped up all winter, waiting for spring to arrive. Sure, she had spent some time outside playing in the snow, but she's a nymph, and nymphs like warm weather. So when she saw it was getting nice out, she happily went outside
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That's how he first sees her, and a few moments later, decides worse things could happen than bombing another conversation.
"They make lawnmowers for that, you know." It doesn't come out quite as friendly as he meant it, but neither is it as bitchy as he's been, so he'll call it a win.
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"Yeah, I do. Kinda. Never had a lawn to mow, so not firsthand, but yeah." He tries for a small smile, and half makes it, because he's trying to be cute with his response.
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"But yeah, what?"
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It smells supernatural (which, in this place, is saying something). He'd know it anywhere. He just doesn't know what it is.
"Somethin' wrong with your throat, sweetheart?" It's where she's pointing, so that's where he starts. The hunter keeps a comfortable distance for now, because technically he hasn't been invited in closer.
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"Don't take this the wrong way, but - are you human?" It might seem like a strange jump. It wouldn't if one were familiar with him, though.
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"Uh huh. Figures. The cute ones never are." Dean smirksmiles to try to make it into the joke it's supposed to be. "Don't suppose there's a chance you're not malicious?"
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"No offense, sweetheart. Routine questions and all."
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She writes:
My name is Echo. I'm a nymph who was cursed by a goddess. I was taught how to write by a friend here. I'm not dangerous at all.
Echo then holds the notebook up, so that he can see.
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"You're shitting me." Mythology was Sam's forte, not Dean's, and as such the elder Winchester would not have thought of it on his own; but now that it's being pointed out to him, he kind of remembers something along those lines from high school mythology. "That kind of crap actually happens?"
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