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You already have everything you need. Now fight. (heavenslancer) wrote in colligo_threads,
@ 2009-08-05 18:33:00

Entry tags:

!open, adam young, castiel

I've watched the stars fall silent from your eyes
WHO: Castiel and Adam Young
WHAT: Arrival in Colligo
WHEN: Now.
WHERE: Outside the library
RATING: Low (to start)
STATUS: Complete

They were coming down, fierce and absolute. The house trembled, their light puncturing the windows. He was only one and it would take only one of them to defeat him but still he stood, steadfast, his head titled back to catch the first glance. The first blade came into view...

... It was a city like any other. People walked by, about their business, not noticing one more standing off to one side in his non-descript trench coat.

Castiel stood outside the library he had just been escorted from. Some sort of device, similar to Dean's phone, had been pressed into his hand by the men who escorted him put.

He stood on the pavement and watched the people going by. Sooner or later one would stop and he could ask them where on Earth he was.

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unantichristly
2009-08-06 09:16 am UTC (link)

"They're safe," the boy assured him, pausing in front of one of the buildings and shoving his hands in his back pockets as he glanced up at Castiel. "Dean's even got his car here." Crowley had his, too, and he had a feeling he'd need to introduce the two of them-- they at least had that much in common. Adam himself didn't really understand caring that much about a vehicle, but he supposed people had to have hobbies. "You can say hey to him once you're settled in, I reckon. I bet he'll be glad to hear from you."

He was quiet then for a moment, peering up at the buildings, eyes wide open despite the sun shining down. It was sort of funny how things happened, wasn't it? A year ago, he would never have thought all this would have happened to him. He definitely wouldn't have imagined who he was or what he would be doing with the rest of his life. His long, long, immortal life.

Immortality was scary. He didn't like knowing all of that.

"Yours, too," he answered a little distractedly, tilting his head slightly to meet Castiel's eyes. "At least while you're here. --I'm with this lady named Kara, and she makes me go to bed just like my parents do." He rolled his eyes, making a disgusted face. Grown-ups were so troublesome! Sending people to bed and not letting them play and making them eat gross stuff. At least there wasn't school to worry about.. at least, not yet. "You should check your PDA and see who you're rooming with. If you're lucky, it's someone you'll like, or you might not have one, yet."

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heavenslancer
2009-08-06 09:37 am UTC (link)

It seemed odd, yet strangely comforting, to have so many people he knew here. It was like a strange kind of homecoming so very far removed from what he had been facing.

It felt odd, a shock. He still felt like it was going to be ripped away from him at any moment, at Zacharias' whim. Yet he decided to play along for now. Even an illusion of peace and friendship was better than oblivion and the pain of those around him. If it was a lie he trusted he would see through it soon enough.

He though of Jimmy with a pang of guilt and hoped his vessel would be spared. Jimmy had done nothing wrong but trust in Heaven after all.
It was Castiel's punishment to bare.

He pulled out the PDA, at Adam's suggestion, and pressed two of his fingers to it. "My room assignment is A208 and I am alone there," he said flatly. "Though I require no room. I neither eat nor sleep. I have no possessions and do not take advantage of plumbing."

He looked down at Adam. If the boy was looking for someone to sympathise with his plight he had come to the wrong being. "It is necessary for children to have adults care for them. You are fortunate they care enough to send you to sleep when you require it."

He stood a little aside from Adam now, looking up at the building, the sun warming Jimmy's body though Castiel did not feel it.
"If I am to stay here then so be it," he said as he headed for the stairs.
As he reached them he said, "Is Anna safe?"

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unantichristly
2009-08-06 09:58 am UTC (link)

Grinning, not the slightest bit daunted, a wickedly amused cast to elfin features, Adam shrugged. "You only say that cause you ain't a kid, yourself," he pointed out unabashedly. "If you were, you'd think different. Bein' human can be a pain, sometimes." Still, he did love his foster-parents, and he missed them more than he'd ever admit to anyone. It was sort of hard being in Colligo pretty much on his own. Oh, the angels were there, of course, and Crowley.. but angels tended to either be wary of him or afraid, and Crowley was.. Crowley. There was White, too, but he was a Horseman, and so his mind didn't work like other people's.

"Anna's fine," he assured the other, looking young and small and terribly human standing there. Bizarre, the contrast of body and being. "She's waitin' to hear from you. Don't make her wait too long, 'kay?" And then, unexpectedly (given his earlier smiles and enthusiasm), a frown. It wasn't an unhappy one, though-- it just seemed thoughtful and a little disapproving. "And Castiel.. try to enjoy yourself here, okay? You can't do nothin' by worrying, and you're just gonna' worry the rest of them if you do. --Send me a message if you got other questions."

For a moment more, then, he stood there, staring up at Castiel-- through him, even, as if he were seeing down into the deepest parts of the angel. The hopes and fears and doubts.

He took a step back, onto the street again. Someone stepped in front of him, and when the figure had moved past, he was gone.

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heavenslancer
2009-08-06 11:07 am UTC (link)

"I have never been a child," said Castiel, his attention still elsewhere.

Castiel did look down when he mentioned Anna. She wanted to see him? They had not parted on the best of terms, at all. He had been afraid she would refuse to see him. He would not blame her.

He looked down at the boy, who looked like any other boy to the people walking by but something terribly different to Castiel. Adam was now saying things that make very little sense.

"Enjoy myself?" he repeated. He said nothing more to this. It had seemed so long since he had experienced joy he no loner even bothered to miss it. Still, the boy was right. He didn't want to worry the others.

But perhaps it would be acceptable just to tell Anna. She would understand and he found he did not think he could keep silent.

He opened his mouth to promise he would contact Adam again when someone passed between them and the boy was gone.

Castiel blinked, cocked his head and pulled out his PDA again.

It seemed he had a message.

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