(Writer's note; this is my first story, I started writing it before the events of season four and it is a crossover of Supernatural and Heroes.)
Big Misconceptions
Chapter One
Sam and Dean Winchester were sitting in the Impala their father had left Dean before he died, when Dean's phone started to ring. It was Bobby. Bobby always called the brothers when he suspected a new supernatural threat to the world, and so they already suspected that this was the reason he was calling.
"Hey Bobby, what's new?" Dean asked their oldest friend. "It's not good I'm afraid" replied Bobby over the phone that Dean had put on speaker phone so that Sam could hear too. "Newcastle is being plagued by a vicious killer". Sam and Dean shared a look that said they weren't happy about the fact there was another series of deaths to be checked out, but were optimistic about heading to Australia. To answer their confusion Sam asked "When did these killings start happening? Why Australia?" to which Bobby replied "they aren't in Australia you idjit, they have been reported in a nice little city in the UK, called Newcastle and you boys are going. Five people have had the tops of their heads removed and there appears to be nothing linking the victims together." This made Dean wonder what that had to do with them; surely that was something they themselves didn't need to check out, and told Bobby so. "One of the deaths was caught on CCTV, Dean. There was no-one in sight, only the victim was seen. I suspect it's something of supernatural origin." At this moment the brothers realised it needed to be looked into and said their goodbyes to Bobby. "Sammy, we're going to England."
As they left the airport terminal at Newcastle they saw that a number of newspapers in one of the shop's windows had the killings on the front page, and so they decided to buy a paper so that they could see what the authorities thought was the cause of the deaths. The newspaper did not have much information about the killings, only what Bobby had told them: That they had an unseen killer that somehow decapitated its seemingly random victims without using tools, as yet no-one had theories concerning how the deaths occurred. It became rather evident to the brothers that more research had to be done and, so they booked themselves into the nearest hotel available. When they got to the hotel they decided to order some burgers with room service. Dean of course, didn't like this change of location all that well and, as always the most important thing on his mind was the food. "These burgers aren't even that big compared to the ones in America." Sam was very tempted to throw his burger at him to attempt to shut him up; however he knew that would do no good, but understood why his brother was so down in the dumps. Dean never went anywhere without his beloved Impala, and now they weren't even in the same country.