The clues had all pointed towards one of the pieces at the so-called "Shrine of the Holy Relics" in Celina, Ohio, as being a hell of a lot more unholy when it came right down to it. It was only after they got into town that they found out there were
worse horrors than that
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"Though don't impalas float already?"
Laini's knowledge of human tech focuses more on computers and electronics, alas. Cars, not so much.
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A beat. Sam's still grinning.
"Not usually, anyway. Hey, Laini."
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"So who's riled up about the 'usually' that concerns an impala?"
Laini motions to a free chair. She seems to be working tonight- a couple of circuit boards spread out in front of her, and a can of Red Bull to the side.
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He takes the chair, looking curiously at the circuit boards as he sits down.
"The Impala's his car."
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Wells looks up from his beer and raises a hand in greeting. "Evening, Winchester," he says, and if you are asking why he bothered waving, it is so that he could not scratch his eyepatch with that hand.
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The eyepatch gets a sharp look.
"--uh, should I ask?"
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"Sounds like it. Sorry, man."
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Sallie's got the good old apron on, and she hasn't decided to care about the splotches of flour at the waistline of it.
"Sneakin' up on folk, avoiding people..." Sallie makes a tsk'ing noise in Sam's general direction before going back to a notebook.
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"My brother."
Sam ducks his head and grins.
"He's just pi--, er, it's okay, though."
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One of the benefits of being old is that you can order young people around.
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A beat, and a quick smile.
"You gonna smack me with a spatula if I don't?"
Sam's clearly teasing, as he's already moving to sit down.
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So when the door to her room opened to the bar instead, she was understandably thrown off. It was real? How could it be?
She's been standing by the door, immobile, taking in the fact that this is real, for a while already - she couldn't tell you how long though, sorry - when someone comes in and slams the door behind him, grinning happily. It certainly shakes her out of her thoughts.
"Err, hi."
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Sam grins back.
"Sorry, did I startle you?"
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He sure seemed in a good mood, and his grin was somewhat infectious. She felt the sides of her mouth twitch a little. "I'm Bastila," she offers, extending her hand.
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His grip is firm, but not painfully so.
"Nice to meet you."
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Yeah, so there's this guy.
No, really. I mean, like, a guy. Between shaves, messy black hair, leather jacket, rangy legs in muddy jeans, ankles wrapped around a chair leg. Boy, let's not even get started on the sideburns. This guy catches sight of Sam and grins.
He swivels around in his seat. "You didn't tell me you had a brother!"
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This guy... looks unfamiliar. Sam gives him a fast once-over.
"You sure about that?"
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Would it help if he stood up? He stands up and sticks both hands in his back pockets. He's very tall.
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"Nah, I don't doubt you. He's not bad."
A beat.
"Except for the mullet rock."
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