Author's note: I'm sorry I posted this late. I thought I did already, but turns out I didn't. OCs are mine, but the show isn't.
"Bye!" you shout to your mother.
"Have fun!" she yells out the car window.
"It's school, mom!" you laugh at her.
"Then learn something!" she laughs back at you.
"Alright," you turn your head and wave to some friends, telling them that you'll be right there. "Bye!"
"Be safe!" she tells you, as she does everyday.
You wave her off, as always.
She drives off. You think she's shaking her head at your 'modern foolishness', but you can't be sure.
"So guys," you ask your friends. "What are we doing today?"
"I heard something last night," says Jake. "In the old cemetery."
"Want to check it out?" you ask.
"We have the biology test today," Mandy cries.
"Come on, Man!" Jake grabs her arm. "Live a little!"
"By 'live a little' you mean," Mandy rolls her eyes. "Skip school, not take our end-of-the-year test, and go to a cemetery to check out a mysterious noise?"
"Now you've got it!" answers Jake.
"Man," you coax. "When do we have biology? Last period, right?"
"Yes," she answers.
"We can go check out the cemetery, and be back in time," you grab her hands.
"Fine," she says.
"Good," answers Jake.
"How far is the cemetery?" asks Mandy.
"Three miles from the school," you laugh.
Mandy isn't very fit. It could be because her father spoils her, or because she was just born that way. You glare at Jake, who, thanks to his long legs, has no trouble walking on the uneven and over-grassed land.
"Jake!" you shout, as he is about a hundred feet ahead of you.
He runs back to you.
"What?" he asks.
"How far is the cemetery?" asks Mandy again.
"It is three miles from the school," says Jake, giving you a smile. "And since we walked about half of that already, the cemetery is one and a half miles away."
"Why do I let you talk me into these things?" asks Mandy.
"Because you love me," Jake cups Mandy's cheek in his hand.
"Jake," you scold. "Stop flirting. If we want to get to the cemetery and back before the test, you'll have to give Man a ride."
"Are we there yet?" asks Mandy.
"Yes," I answer.
We are facing the cemetery. The gate is is rusty and covered in overgrown plants, mostly poison ivy.
"Spooky..." Jake coos in your ear.
He starts jumping up and down, causing Mandy to squee.
"Shush, you two," you hiss.
You see two men, one dressed in green, the other in gray. They are walking through the cemetery.
"Are you sure it's here?" asks one of them.
"Positive."
"How can you be sure?" he asks.
"Can't you feel the energy?" asks the second one, the one dressed in gray.
"No," scoffs the one in green.
"It's strong, very strong," answers the second one, he seems to be in charge. "This is it. This is where Micheal and Lucifer came back."
"Nutters," you whisper to your friends.
"Oh... my... god..." gasps Jake.
"What?" you whisper back to him, while pushing Mandy back into the field, signaling her to run.
"They... they changed..." says Jake breathlessly.
You look at the men, but they are not men anymore.
One is a short redhead, the other is blonde and tall.
"Run," you tell Jake.
He doesn't waste a second.
By the time you reach the school, your friends are breathing heavily, and Mandy is leaning on Jake.
"Hello," a gruff voice says.
"Bobby Singer?" you ask.
"Yes," he says. "Who is this?"
"Taylor Hart," you say.
"Oh," his voice softens. "How are you?"
"I saw shifters," you say. "In the the cemetery."
"Balls."