Entry tags:

!open, anna milton, jo harvelle-wuornos

Who: Jo Harvelle and OTA
Where: Her room, then the park.
What: Jo’s having trouble sleeping and decides to take a walk
When: Thursday night
Warnings: Some descriptive stuff about her death, maybe some mild angst

”Dean!” When she saw him go down, she slid to a stop and began to run back towards him. She could hear Sam and her mom behind her shouting for her to keep going-even Dean was waving for her to keep going, but she wasn’t going to leave him. She fired her shotgun into the hell hound once, twice, three times, advancing on it as she did so, and making the last mistake she ever would. She had gone right into the middle of the hounds. She didn’t hear the other one until it was too late, and as she turned, she could hear it lunging towards her. She went down as its teeth and claws caught her in the stomach, a scream escaping her.

Jo sat up with a jerk, breathing hard as she fought to get her bearings. Her hand reached for her stomach, sliding under her tank top, and she relaxed slowly as she felt that the skin was whole. Through the moonlight streaming through her window, she could see that she had shoved her pillows and sheets to the floor and rather than reaching for them, she slid out of bed and slipped her feet into her boots. She had slept in her clothes because she wasn’t comfortable yet here, and she didn’t know if she might have to leave at a moment’s notice. Scooping up her jacket and slipping a handgun her mom had given her into a pocket, she felt the need to get out of the room, and she headed for the door.

A few minutes later she was exiting the building, where she stopped and glanced around, studying what she could see of the city in the moonlight. After a moment, she just picked a direction and started walking. As she found herself moving into the park, she tuned her senses in to her surroundings to make sure nothing was about to sneak up on her. Despite some of the others saying it was safe, they had also said that Lucifer had been there very recently, which meant that this was anything but a safe place.