Even as a demon, Dean still has that habit of fudging the details when it comes to spellwork. It was bound to literally blow up in his face one day. So, when he finds himself in a lackluster motel room, instead of the errand he'd been doing for Crowley, he's annoyed, but not too surprised. It feels wrong in all those quiet, uncertain ways that
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He slipped out of the bed, head tilting to the side as he looked the hunter over, trying to figure it out. His gaze was a little bit less than kosher and just a little.. appreciative. So, alternate universe, check. Alternate... him, it looked like. At least he still looked good. He didn't have a clue on how to get back home, but, that was a whole 'nother problem.
"Well. This is weird. Never ran into myself before."
He chuckles slightly, edges closer, the way he moves vaguely predatory, smooth, and almost feline. He made a face and shrugged.
"I guess it doesn't just happen in bad TV movies."
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"Sadly, I can't say the same. Now who are you and what the hell do you want? Why do you look like me?" It was always unsettling when he saw something wearing his face like this. Though he had to admit, he had good taste.
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He seemed rather unconcerned about the gun. He had one too, and it it came right down to it, well, he was a demon. Telekinesis did come in handy for dealing with over-zealous hunters. And so he stood there, an arched eyebrow as he looked at Dean, hands in his pockets.
"Can you not shoot me? He'll be pissed if I ruin this suit."
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