Living on a Prayer, BtVS/SPN, part 34/?

[nwhepcat]

Living on a Prayer
nwhepcat
Supernatural/Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Sam and Dean Winchester, Castiel, Faith Lehane
Follow up to
Like the White-Winged Dove and Waiting for the end of the World. Also, Vessel becomes relevant.
Faith has a slayer dream which sends her on a reluctant journey to her old territory, on a quest to save a new ally.

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[whiskyinmind]

For some reason this phrase or angeled up a completely fresh set. just gives me a kick.

Excellent part, seems the more time Castiel's spending in a human body the more questions he has to ask.

[ffutures]

I know this really isn't that sort of story, but at some point I'd love to see Castiel meet Angel.

[bastardsnow]

Ditto!

[kurukami]

I can just imagine that now. "Angel, this is Castiel. Castiel, this is... whoa, guys, simmer down, no need to bristle at each other, I can practically see the daggers in the air." (Subtext: not that I'm really opposed to the thought of being stuck between the two of you, but this is neither the time nor the place. Down, Faith.)

*evil grin*

[liliaeth]

Would Angel even be able to get near Castiel without burning? Considering how Buffyverse vamps react to holy objects, crosses and so on...

[bastardsnow]

This is brilliant. Great stuff.

[brunettepet]

Trudy putting a new prospective on all Mark's wife has lost is a wonderful new spin. Castiel's vessel is really complicating an already complicated mission. I love it.

[julia_here]

Somewhere floating around the chaos of paper this house generates is a long poem I started and couldn't finish, in the form of a meditation on the Nicene Creed. Thing is, when you get to the part "and was made man" there's all sorts of ramifications; your portrait of Castiel in this chapter especially does a great job of addressing them.

Julia, mortality complicates things