Dean is Over It.
Nebraska and the Roadhouse cannot come soon enough.
Rachel's getting increasingly more annoying, and Dean's starting to wonder if travelling on his own would be better.
Anything would be better that this, for sure.
... although possibly not, he thinks, stamping on the brakes hard as they cross the border into Kansas and a
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"Oh my god, wait, she's not on the road, she must be stuck under the car!"
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"What do they usually want?"
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"Sometimes they just wanna know why. I'm hopin' that's the case."
The woman doesn't look friendly. But then, nobody so obviously dead could look very friendly. She's corpse-mottled-white with sunken eyes, neck twisted in a way that nothing living could mimic, and her white dress is stained with blood and grime and filth. Her feet are bare.
Dean yawns.
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This time, though, she's too damn cold to question it.
"Anything to tell just from looking at her?" Rachel's seen her friends turn into cockroaches, a walking corpse isn't turning her stomach just yet. "Should I be morphing?"
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The ghost is still now, watching from sunken eyes, flickering occasionally. Beneath her feet the ground is white with the frost.
One hand is holding a small but lethal-looking knife.
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"So we're just going to keep walking until she flips out?"
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(it might be a little approving, too)
With Dean's jacket on, she crosses her arms tight around herself, eyes steady on the spirit as they approach her.
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The spirit is watching them, flickering and hazy, and by the time they're close enough to make out the pattern of gashes in her neck, they can also see the look in her eyes -- pure cold rage.
"Hey, there," Dean says, quietly. "Can we help you?"
In answer she lifts her knife, lips twisting in a snarl -- and in another flicker of focus she's on top of them.
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Just launches straight at the thing to tackle her off of Dean.
...of course, spirits, as a general rule, are discorporeal. Rachel hits snow and rolls, skidding to a stop and sending a glare back to Dean who's...
No longer being straddled by a skinny, angry ghost.
"What the hell was that?!"
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"Duh."
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Besides, she's crouching beside him after a moment, giving a glance around the road before reaching to pick at his shirt. "It burned you?"
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Doesn't stop her from getting a good grip on the gun and scanning the area. "What good is a gun going to do on it?"
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She didn't need any more explanation than that, did she?
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At this point, with ice burns on her legs from tackling nothing at all, she'll take what she can get.
"What are you looking for?"
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