Seeking Gabriel's advice? Yep, they're desperate. [[Closed, Castiel and Gabriel]]
[[OOC: Backdated to soon after this thread.]]
If the matter had been less pressing, Castiel might have been tempted to put off his first visit to Gabriel. Although they'd gotten along more or less without incident at the archangel's arrival (and he did appreciate the gift of little Henry,) his brother remained an unpredictable and mischievous force to be reckoned with, and Cas couldn't help but be a little apprehensive about approaching him.
Also, he was emphatically not looking forward to confessing to a mistake worthy of a careless human teenager. But he had only himself to blame on that count, and he and Death were sufficiently short on experience in these matters, or good ideas of their own, that he was willing to suffer whatever humiliation Gabriel saw fit to mete out if it would get them some help.
He arrived outside Gabriel's door in Hufflepuff House and hesitated only a moment before quietly knocking. It wasn't as though the archangel couldn't sense him coming a mile away.
If the matter had been less pressing, Castiel might have been tempted to put off his first visit to Gabriel. Although they'd gotten along more or less without incident at the archangel's arrival (and he did appreciate the gift of little Henry,) his brother remained an unpredictable and mischievous force to be reckoned with, and Cas couldn't help but be a little apprehensive about approaching him.
Also, he was emphatically not looking forward to confessing to a mistake worthy of a careless human teenager. But he had only himself to blame on that count, and he and Death were sufficiently short on experience in these matters, or good ideas of their own, that he was willing to suffer whatever humiliation Gabriel saw fit to mete out if it would get them some help.
He arrived outside Gabriel's door in Hufflepuff House and hesitated only a moment before quietly knocking. It wasn't as though the archangel couldn't sense him coming a mile away.