Lies
February 9th, 2009
Dakota POV
After a few days of driving around the country, trying to find a job, we decided to stay in a small town for a few days, to relax and search for a job in a slower pace. Arizona still felt bad for Pam's death, which, I could totally relate to, but she didn't close herself up like I used to do. I sat in the passenger seat of the Impala, while Dean drove us into the small town.
"Look at that!" Arizona suddenly said and leaned to us in between the seats.
She was pointing at a karaoke club. I groaned loudly and leaned back.
"No way, Zona." I said.
"Why not?" Zona pouted.
"You are the only one who enjoys going to that sorts of clubs. They suck hairy balls, Zona. The people can't sing."
"That's not the point, Dakota. You go there to have fun and to comment other peoples singing. It's really fun." Arizona told Sam next to her.
"I know." Sam said, "I went to a karaoke club a couple of years ago."
"Please, can't we go there later?" Arizona asked and leaned back against her seat, "It will be fun."
I shook my head.
"No way."
"Sure." Dean said, making me glare at him, "What? We should give the kids some fun time. By the way, they have booze. Come on, Sullivan, don't be a party pooper."
"Fine. But if it gets boring I'll get the fuck out of there and go to a real bar."
"It will be super fun." Arizona said and leaned against Sam, "I promise you that, Dakota."
"Whatever."
Arizona POV
We got to the karaoke club later that night, after checking in to a motel, showered and changed into clothes that could be shown in public. Dakota looked super hot, and I really think that Dean thought so too. She was wearing black, leather leggings, a yellow dress that went to her mid-thigh, a thick, leather belt around her waist and black, high-heeled pumps.
I was wearing a knee-long dress that was black and white, had bare legs and black, high-heeled shoes. It felt good to have so fancy clothes for once. We walked inside the club and got seated by a corner booth. I longingly looked towards the stage where people sang and then I looked at Dakota, who already was drinking a beer.
"Hey, Dakota, what do you say…?"
"No."
"Please." I whined, hoping that my sister would give and sing with me.
"No, I won't do it."
"Pretty please? With cherry on top." I said and gave her my best puppy face.
Fortunately for me Dakota looked at me. She couldn't say no to my puppy face. She almost growled.
"Fine." she said, "Go there and choose a song."
I jumped up and walked over to the people who took care of the singing. A pretty chubby man stood there, by the karaoke machine and smiled to me when I walked up to him.
"You want to sing?" he asked.
"Yes." I said and started to look in the file where the songs were, "This one." I said and pointed at 'I'd Come For You' by Nickelback.
"Sure thing. Name?"
"Arizona and Dakota Jackson." I said.
"Okay. There's five people and then there's you. You want to give a message?"
"Dedicate it for our friends." I said and walked back to Dakota and the brothers.
"What are you going to sing?" Dean asked and took a sip from his beer.
"You have to wait and see." I said and sat down next to Sam, who laid his arm around me.
I laid my head on Sam's shoulder and smiled towards Dakota, who gulped down her third beer.
"Don't worry, Dakota. It's a good song."
"I'm sure it is." Dakota muttered and winced when a very drunk guy started to sing to his girlfriend, very, very bad.
Soon it was our turn. I dragged Dakota to the stage.
"And now Arizona and Dakota Jackson are going to sing a song for their friends." the guy by the machine said and the song started to play.
Dakota nodded approvable towards me and then focused on the lyrics. We both started to sing, and I could see that Dakota had a good time.
Suddenly Dakota stopped singing. I kept on going, but glanced over to the boys, to see three persons we didn't expect to meet again. I ended the song alone, since Dakota left the stage. I had thought that she was going to march right up to the people, but she went straight to the bar and got herself a couple of shots. As soon as the song was over I walked up to her.
"Dakota?" I asked and sat down next to her by the bar, "Are you all right?"
"You did see them, didn't you?"
"Yeah. Vicky, Alex and Bonnie."
Dakota drank all the five shots she had ordered and then took a deep breath.
"Let's face them." she muttered and then the two of us walked over to the corner booth, where the Winchester brothers now were joined by the Fox siblings.
Dakota, myself, Lou and Tex first met the Foxes in 1998. Lou and Tex did a hunt together with the Foxes parents and then we separated. In 2006 we gathered again when we crossed paths during a hunt. The siblings helped us with the hunt and we became good friends, traveling together, but never hunted together. Until one time, when we were hunting a couple of werewolves, and Bonnie was about to sacrifice Dakota to them, and would have, if I hadn't come to save Dakota.
We walked up to the booth and saw the siblings, chatting with the Winchesters. Victoria Fox, also called Vicky, my former best friend, a pretty short, curvy brunette of 20 years. Alexander "Alex" Fox, Dakota's ex boyfriend, a tall, muscular, black haired man of 26 years. Bonnie Fox, Dakota's former best friend who willingly would leave Dakota to die, was a curvy, pretty average height, brunette of 23 years. When they noticed us all three of them smiled, like nothing had ever happened between us.
"Isn't it the Sullivans? We just talked to your boys here about a hunt that you can help us with." Bonnie said and smiled sweetly towards Dakota, whose jaw clenched.
"We don't want to hunt with you, Bonnie." Dakota said.
"But Dean said that it would be okay." Bonnie said and leaned against Dean and smiled suggestively towards him, making me want to gag.
"Yeah, they said that they are your friends?" Sam said, "It couldn't hurt to hunt with them."
Dakota snorted and glanced over at Alex, who looked her over. Dakota suddenly turned around, looking around the club.
"What?" she said quietly and then shook her head and looked at me, "Zona, I need to talk to you."
"Sure." I said and walked away from the Foxes and the Winchesters, "What's up?"
"Castiel." she said, "He said that the Foxes are working with a seal, without knowing it." she sighed deeply, "We have to help them."
"Fine." I muttered, "But you better drag Dean away from Bonnie."
"I thought you liked Sam."
"I do. But you like Dean."
"I do not."
"You sure do." I said and walked back to the booth and sat down in Sam's lap, whispering in his ear what Dakota had just told me.
"Okay." Sam said and nodded, "So, are you guys staying at Sunnyside Motel?"
"Yeah." Alex said and looked at Dakota, who had walked back to the bar and was drinking some shots.
"So, what have you guys been up to?" Bonnie asked me.
"You know, just the usual. Hunting, almost getting ourselves killed several times and then we met up with these guys."
"Yeah, where's Rose?" Alex asked, "Last time we saw you, you were hunting with her."
"She's dead." I said curtly, "Ghoul."
Alex nodded and then looked back at Dakota. I glanced over at Dean and saw him glaring a little at Alex, which was a good sign. Something that wasn't good though, was that Bonnie seemed to have her mind settled on getting Dean to bed, because she sat closely to him and even had her hand on his thigh. Vicky was playing with her cell phone, not even giving me a second of her attention, which was fine with me. I looked back at Dakota, and saw her talking to a man that looked really familiar.
"Isn't that…?" I started.
"Yeah, it is." Dean said, "Cass."
"You think Lou is with him?" I asked.
"How could she?" Sam asked back.
I shrugged my shoulders.
"It isn't that hard you know. A car has several seats."
"Smartass." Dean commented and I saw him glancing down at Bonnie's hand.
Dakota got up and walked up to us. She was staggering a bit, and she would probably have a bad headache the next day. She looked hard at Bonnie and didn't give a second thought about Vicky and Alex.
"Hey, Dacky, what do you think about us hunting together again? Maybe we even can go back to the old times, huh?" Alex said, laying his arm snuggly around Dakota's waist.
Dakota slapped away his arm and glared hard at him.
"I don't like it one bit. But we have to help you." she snapped and then muttered; "You incompetent bastards."
Dean got up and took Alex' place by laying his arm around Dakota's waist. Dakota didn't inject, but just took a hold of his jacket to prevent herself from falling.
"I say we go back to the motel and discuss this there." Dean said, "Come on now, Sullivan. We don't want the security to come here and toss us out because of you."
"Fuck you, Winchester." I heard Dakota say when Dean started to take her out of the club.
We got to the motel after about half an hour of driving. Dean tucked Dakota in, while the rest of us went to the Foxes room to discuss the hunt they had found. I sat in Sam's lap when Dean walked in to the room and sat down next to us. The three of us looked at the Foxes, until Bonnie stood up.
"Okay." she said, "So, we think we have a heavy case of demons on our asses. They seem to be up to something. We've been here for about a week now and it doesn't seem like they want to do something yet. We haven't even seen them."
"How can you be so sure that it's demons then?" Dean asked, "That it's even a case here at all?"
"The omens." Vicky said in a matter-of-fact voice, "That and we've talked to a guy that was possessed."
"Maybe they're not here anymore." Sam said.
"They are still here. We have eyewitnesses that have seen the black smoke." Bonnie said, "We just don't know where they are and what they are up to. I would rather not take the help from other hunters, but we don't have a choice."
"Yeah, right." I said, "So, where have the witnesses seen the smoke?"
"Around the church and at the club we were at." Alex said.
"Maybe they're just into karaoke." Dean said, "I mean, a week without any incidents? Don't seem like they're up to anything."
"You just want the case for yourselves." Vicky snapped.
"No." I said, "But, let's go to sleep and we'll discuss this tomorrow when Dakota is with us."
"She's losing it." Bonnie said when we were about to walk out of the room, "Dakota. She's losing it."
"I know her, Bonnie. I've seen her much worse than that, and she always can go through with it."
Dakota POV
A piercing scream woke me up. I sat up straight, gasping and sweating. I looked around the room and noticed that I was back in the motel room. I felt my head hurt and my stomach feel a little queasy, but I had been much worse. I slipped my bare feet on the floor and stood up. The world seemed to spin at first, but soon I felt better and could make my way to the bathroom.
As soon as I got inside the bathroom I put my finger down my throat and threw up. When the stomach was empty I brushed my teeth, splashed my face and then walked out of the bathroom, seeing Dean sit on my bed, looking at me.
"Are you all right?" he asked.
"Yeah, why shouldn't I be? I'm ready for a new day." I said and threw him a smile.
"It's only 4.30. You don't have to be ready for another day just yet."
I sighed and walked up to him and sat down on the bed. I pulled the comforter around my body and hugged my knees, resting my head upon them.
"Bad dream. That's all."
"Yeah, you were twisting and turning." Dean said, "And then you flew up sitting. Has it something to do with the Foxes?"
"No." I said sharply, "I don't think so. No, I think it was the angels. But I'm not sure. It was just so strange."
"Maybe you should go back to sleep." Dean said and started to leave the bed.
I grabbed his wrist and looked into his eyes when he looked at me.
"Don't leave." I said weakly, "Please. Stay."
"Yeah, sure."
We both lay down and Dean put his arms around me, hugging me tight. I rested my head on his shoulder and soon fell back to sleep.
When I woke up again it was in the middle of the day. I heard Sam and Zona talk and laugh, but I still felt Dean's arms around me. I opened my eyes and looked into the green one of his. I smiled a little to him.
"Morning." I said and stretched a little, "I can wake up this time, right?"
"Yeah." Dean said and chuckled a little and then pulled a lock of hair away from my face, "You probably should. We need to talk to the Foxes again. There's some heavy ass demons around here and the Foxes believe that they're up to something."
"They are." I said, "They are waiting for the full moon. They are going to sacrifice three virgins every full moon for three months and during the night to the forth new moon the prince of Hell will rise and break a seal."
"Prince of Hell?"
"Yeah. He was one of the angels who stood by Lucifer's side. We really need to stop the demons from doing this."
"Yeah, but how? And how many are they? Do you know that kind of fact?"
"No, sorry. But we should kill them. We have Ruby's knife, and I can call Castiel to us. He said something about that last night. It might even be our BFF, Uriel, who comes."
"Right." Dean said and sighed as he caressed my cheek, "What is the deal between you and the Foxes?"
I looked away from him, but he forced me to look at him.
"Okay." I said, "We were pretty good friends. Bonnie and I, Vicky and Zona. Alex and I even dated. But that was until we went to a hunt together, Bonnie, I and Alex. There were a couple of werewolves in this small town and we had killed three of them and had two left. That was when one of the werewolves knocked me out and the Foxes just left."
I licked my lips and looked away from Dean's eyes, down at his chin.
'"I would have been dead now if Zona and Vicky hadn't started to fight and Zona went out to find me when I didn't return with Bonnie and Alex. The werewolves stood over my body when Zona came and was just about to take themselves big juicy bites, but, Zona shot them both and saved my ass. She woke me up and when we came back to the motel the Foxes had left. Leaving only a note; 'Sorry, Zona. But your sister is probably dead. We just wanted you to know that Alex never wanted her, and that we will never look after you again. XOXO Bonnie, Vicky and Alex.
"Wow." Dean said.
"Yeah, so of course I didn't want to hunt with them now, but when Castiel told me that they had found a seal, I had no choice. Of course, I could bring Lou over here and tell her what they did. She would beat them into pieces and then go after the seal herself. But, no, I think I'll handle this one."
"That's right. Go right into it." Dean said and smiled.
"Yeah, so, is this little moment over? Can I go up now?"
"Yeah, sure."
I got up and got dressed. I saw Sam and Zona sitting by the small table, with Sam's laptop. There was a knock on the door and Dean opened it. The Foxes walked inside and got seated by the table.
"So, what do you think?" Bonnie asked, "Or, what do your little princess think?" she then asked and looked at me with a disgusted look.
"I think that you should be happy that I don't rip your tongues out and feed them to the demons." I said sweetly, "But, maybe I should let the demons knock you out first and then leave you to your faith. I'm pretty sure that you three would go straight down to Hell."
"And there we would wait for you to come down so we could torture you." Bonnie said.
My eyes narrowed and my jaw clenched. I would have jumped her if Dean didn't lay his hand on my shoulder and Zona interrupted us.
"Play nice, kids." she said, "We think we have it, and I can't understand how you didn't see this. 'Ms. Julia Moore was murdered during the full moon December 16th. Her murder is still a mystery.' and, 'Ms. Jessica Wilson was murdered during the full moon January 13th. Her murder is still a mystery.'"
"So?" Vicky asked.
"So. Two young girls getting killed during the full moon. Both of which were probably virgins, seeing how they looked and how religious their families were. If you ask me, the next time the demons will strike is February 10th, which is tonight. We also found a ritual." Zona said and looked at Sam.
"If you kill three virgins during the full moon over three months, during the next new moon, the Prince of Hell will rise." Sam said.
Bonnie started to laugh.
"Do you hear yourselves? That sounds freaking unbelievable."
"Yeah?" Dean said harshly, "Maybe you have heard of us before, Sam and Dean Winchester? I went to Hell and back, and I know for a fact that Hell exist. Hellhounds, demons, ghosts, shapeshifters. What makes it so hard to believe that there is a Prince of Hell that will rise if the demons successfully kills three virgins?"
"By the way." Sam said, "This ritual can only happen once every 100 years. And this year is one year when it can happen."
"If you don't believe in it you can walk through the door and never return." I said and pointed towards the door, "No one is going to stop you. Hell, I would rather you to go through that door and never return."
"Be nice, Sullivan." Dean said, "We'll help you. Let's go to the church and see if we can see them."
I suddenly heard another piercing scream. I closed my eyes and started to massage my temples.
"Hangover?" Alex asked, smirking a little.
I looked at him and shook my head.
"Not even a little."
"You did throw up early in the morning." Arizona said.
"I made myself throw up. There's a difference." I said and stood up, "Well, let's get going.
Arizona, Sam, Dean and I sat in the Impala, on our way to the church. I tried to focus on what the angels were saying, for once I was interested to know what the hell was going on. I couldn't really get anything out from the chattering, they were talking about so much; Alastair, the Apocalypse, the seals, Lucifer, and… angels getting mysteriously killed. That was probably it.
We got to the church after a short while and got out of the car. The Foxes came there shortly after us in their 1997 Toyota. They got out of their car and we all walked up towards the church. I saw Sam holding Arizona around her waist, and Vicky glaring at Arizona. I had always wondered what the two of them had fought about, but Arizona never told me.
Bonnie linked arms with Dean and started to drag him towards the church. I fought the urge to beat her senseless and just followed, quietly, behind. I suddenly felt an arm around my shoulders. I pulled up my gun that I had inside my jacket and aimed towards… Alex. I sighed deeply and put down the gun again.
"Whoa, easy there, Dacky."
"Let go of me." I growled out.
Alex let go and smiled.
"So, how are you nowadays?"
"Great. Just like when you left me to be a fancy dinner for the werewolves."
"I'm sorry about that, Dacky. We thought you were dead already and Bonnie didn't want me to stay behind to get you out of there."
"Yeah, right. Keep telling yourself that." I said and stopped to look at him, "I know that Bonnie isn't the cock in the henhouse. You bossed her around like she was a dog. If anything you were the one who told Bonnie not to stay behind. But I'm pretty sure that she didn't want to make sure I was fine either."
I started to walk again, but Alex grabbed my arm and pulled me back, pressing his lips against mine. I pulled away and punched him in the face.
"What the fuck are you doing!?" I yelled at him and then started to walk again.
I saw Dean, Sam and Arizona look at me questionably. I walked past them and got inside the church first of all. I made sure that the gun was loaded with iron bullets and then I looked back at the others. I looked at Dean, seeing him pulling out the knife and then hide it under his jacket.
I nodded and then walked further in the church. A few people sat inside the church, but they didn't seem like any demons. We did look closer at them, but none of them got black eyes or said anything strange about seeing the Winchesters and me. I walked up to Dean.
"I say we split up." I said quietly, so that only Dean could hear, "You and Bonnie. Zona, Sam and Vicky. Me and Alex."
"I don't want you to go alone with Alex." Dean whispered back.
"Don't worry about me. I've dealt with him before." I smiled to him and then looked at the others, "We will split up. Bonnie, you go with Dean and look down at the mausoleum. Sam, Zona and Vicky, you go out to the cemetery. Alex and I go upstairs in the towers. Come on, let's go."
We split up and Alex followed me up a stairs to look at the towers. We walked around for about an hour and didn't find anything, and then my phone rang. I picked it up and saw that it was Sam who called.
"Found anything?" I answered and glanced over at Alex, who looked at me intently.
"No. But Zona is missing. We can't find her."
"We'll be right out." I said, hung up and started to run.
Alex and I got out of the church after about a minute. Everyone stood on the graveyard. I walked up to Sam.
"Where was the last place you saw her?" I asked.
"We split up as soon as we got out. I tried to call her and bumped into Vicky." Sam said and shook his head, "We can't find her anywhere."
I bit my lower lip and looked around the cemetery.
"Where did she go?" I asked.
"This way." Sam said and pointed, "We've searched everywhere. No trace of her."
"Fuck." I muttered, "You know, she might as well be the third victim."
"She's a virgin?" Dean asked.
"As far as I know." I muttered and picked up my phone, "We better call Lou."
"Your sister? Louisiana? The one that left you?" Bonnie asked, "Yeah, real neat. She'll probably screw you over again."
"Shut the fuck up, Bonnie." I snapped and dialed Lou's number.
I pressed the phone to my ear and took a deep breath.
"Yeah?" Lou answered, "I'm kind of in the middle of something here."
"Demons captured Zona. Talk to Cass, he knows what's going on here. I would be real happy if the two of you could get your asses over here."
"Cass is busy right now. With Alastair. Don't worry. I know where you are. I'll be there as soon as I can."
"Good." I said and hung up, "She'll be here as soon as she can."
"Cass?"
"He's busy, Dean. You know that."
"Yeah."
"So, what do we do now?" Vicky asked, "Are we going to wait here or go back to the motel?"
I looked at Sam and Dean.
"I'll go over to the cops and ask them about where they found the bodies. Hopefully that'll give us something to go on. You guys go back to the motel."
"Someone should go with you, Sullivan." Dean said, "I can…"
"No. You're supposed to be dead, Dean. I'll go by myself. Don't worry. I'll be fine."
"I can go with you." Alex said.
"No. Not in this life time." I said and walked away from the others.
"At least take my car." Dean called out after me.
I turned around and raised my eyebrow.
"The Impala?"
"No, the big-ass truck next to the Impala, of course the Impala." Dean said and tossed over the keys, "Be safe."
"Yeah."
I got back to the motel after talking to the cops. I walked into our room and saw the rest sitting in there. They all looked up at me when I entered the room and closed the door.
"The bodies had been moved." I said and tossed over the murder files to Sam, "See if you can get some lead out from the autopsies."
There was a knock on the door. I turned around and opened it. Lou marched inside, but stopped when she saw the Foxes. She wrinkled her nose and looked at me.
"Do you know anything?" I asked.
Lou nodded.
"They must have lots of space to do the ritual. Probably under ground, since a lot of light is erupted once the ritual is over, and people would notice." Lou said, "Zona is the third victim. They must find their victims in the karaoke club."
"How do you know about that?" Bonnie asked.
"My friend saw Zona sing. And, the other two victims had been on the club the day before they were kidnapped." Lou said, keeping her eyes on me, "You have to do this without me, Ota."
I bit my lower lip and looked away from Lou.
"Why? Why can't you help us? This is about the Prince of Hell, Lou. Surely they must be interested about that."
"I'm working a different case, Ota. They need people everywhere. You can do this. I'm sure of it. By the way." Lou said and walked closer to me, whispering in my ear; "You have demon-boy over there. Sure, the angels don't like what he can do, but he can exorcise demons with his mind. If you can't do it, he can." she hugged me tightly, "Bring her home safe, Ota."
"Yeah." I said.
Lou pulled away, waved to Sam and Dean and then left the room. Bonnie snorted.
"See? What did I tell you?" she say, "She still doesn't care about you."
"What are you up to, Bonnie?" I asked, narrowing my eyes, "Zona is very important to Lou, but she need to do her work, which is even more important than the life of one person."
"Big space. Under ground." Sam muttered, reading through the files, "A cave?"
"This ain't Batman, Sam." Dean said, "The mausoleum at the church maybe? We didn't find anything, but there's a lot of space there."
"That's probably it." I said, "Let's go."
Arizona POV
I groaned as I woke up. I had a bad headache and I felt myself being strapped down. I opened my eyes and tried to look around, which didn't go that well, but I could tell that I was in a mausoleum. Someone walked up to me and grabbed my hair, pulling lightly. I saw that it was a demon, since his eyes where all white. His eyes turned normal and he smiled creepily to me.
"Do you know why you're here?" he asked.
"I'm the one that you're going to sacrifice for the Prince of Hell."
"You do know then." the man chuckled, "Yeah. How lucky were we to find a virgin hunter in that little karaoke club? Don't you see this a little ironic, huh?"
"Not at all." I said.
I noticed even more demons coming inside. They were about five or six of them. I also noticed that I wore a long, white dress. Those bastards had changed my clothes. I closed my eyes and hoped that Dakota and the Winchesters were on their way.
Dakota POV
We all walked down the stairs to the mausoleum. Dean took out Ruby's knife. The Foxes took out guns with iron bullets, and Sam and I didn't take out anything. I had spoken to him and we had decided that he could use his powers for once.
"Sammy? Aren't you going to use some weapons?" Dean asked.
"Yeah." Sam said, "I have a gun under my jacket."
"Me too." I said and then Sam kicked open the door.
I felt my heart rate speed up when I saw Arizona strapped to a big marble table, wearing a long, white dress. Six demons stood around the table, one of them holding a big, silver knife. They had already cut open Arizona's left wrist and was about to cut her other open. I knew that the last stage were to cut her throat.
We all walked further in the room, aiming our weapons at the demons, and in Sam's and my case, just watching. The demon who was holding the knife used his powers to push Dean and the Foxes against the wall. The other demons looked at Sam and myself with big eyes. The big-timer smirked.
"Isn't it the great Sam Winchester and little Dakota Sullivan?"
"Oh, I'm more than little." I said and walked closer, "And yes, Sammy here are more than capable to send you back to where you belong. Which would be a real setback, right? I suggest that you let my sister go, before we start sending you back."
The demon started to laugh and cut Zona's right wrist, making her wince from the pain. I clenched my jaw and started to walk up to the big-timer. One of the other demons walked up in my way, so I punched him hard over the jaw, actually making him fall down on the ground. The big-timer put his knife against Arizona's throat and looked at me with a little nervous look.
"I had no idea that you were so developed in your powers, Dakota." the demon said, "But if you and your friend start kill us, your little sister will die sooner rather than later."
"Don't even try that. If we don't start killing you, you will kill her anyways."
The demon smirked.
"You're so right." he said and started to cut through Arizona's throat.
I pulled up my gun and shot the demon in the head, slowing him down a little, so I could get closer. Sam started to pull the demons out from the bodies. I knew that the Foxes would want to hunt us after this, but I could care less. Sam held the other demons away from me as I attacked the big-timer. I jumped him, making him fall back away from Arizona, without cutting her throat, and in the process releasing Dean and the Foxes from the hold. I heard Dean tell the Foxes to go to Arizona and then he started to kill the demons with the knife. The big-timer stood up and glared at me.
"Little Dakota Sullivan." he muttered, "You don't know how to use your powers yet. You can't defeat me."
"Sure I can." I said and smiled, "But I won't do it."
Lou walked inside the mausoleum at that moment and walked up to me and the big-timer. The big-timer's eyes grew wide when he saw her.
"I believe that you've heard of my other sister." I said and looked at Lou, who was staring at the demon.
She looked remarkably much like Castiel at that moment. Her eyes all set and her brows a little furrowed. Lou walked up to the demon and put her hand against his forehead. The demon sank down to his knees and started to mumble in Latin. Lou took a deep breath and closed her eyes. I opened my mouth a bit in surprise. Hell, she was turning into a fucking angel. The demon's eyes erupted a bright light, and then the light disappeared and the demon fell down to the ground. Lou kneeled down and took the pulse on the body the demon had possessed.
"Dead." she said as she stood up and then looked at me, "Good job."
"Thanks for coming."
Lou and I walked up to the brothers and the Foxes. Arizona looked up at us weakly, pale from the blood-loss.
"Thanks." she said.
Lou kneeled down to her level and lightly touched Zona's cheek.
"I love you, Zona. Both Ota and I would die for you, you know that." she leaned closer and whispered something in Zona's ear, then she stood up and looked hard at the Foxes, "Don't mention that to anyone. If you do, I and my friends will find you and smite you off this world."
Lou then left the mausoleum. I looked at Dean and Sam and snickered a little, nervously.
"Does she remind you of someone?" I asked.
"Actually, yeah." Dean agreed, "Cass must really infect her with his… well, personality."
"Yeah. Well, shall we get the fuck out of here? I think Zona need a doctor."
"No, I'll be okay." Zona said, looking me in the eyes, "Just trust me."
"Fine." I said and looked at the Foxes, folding my arms, "What will you do now?"
Alex walked up to me and caressed my cheek. I glared back at him, but didn't flinch away, since I heard a scream in my head again.
"Dacky, I want you to know that I still love you."
"Yeah, right." I snorted and looked away from him.
"I do. Just say the words and I'll come back to you and we can travel together again."
I snorted and looked up at him with a small smile on my lips.
"Alex. If I would want to travel with you again… I've already told Zona to blow my head away if I ever wanted to be with you again." I said, "I don't want anything to do with you, Alex. You broke my heart."
I didn't like the fact that my voice broke a little saying the last part. I clenched my jaw and looked away from Alex.
"Dacky. Baby…"
"No, Alex. Don't. You… I was pregnant, Alex. When you left I did an abortion." I bit my lower lip to prevent the tears from falling, "I was falling apart. I don't care about you any more, Alex. And I certainly don't need you. Everything changed when you left me for the werewolves. Grow up, Alex."
I looked at Sam and then nodded towards Zona. Sam nodded and I left the rest of the people.
Arizona POV
"What the fuck was that about?" Bonnie asked Alex, who looked back at her.
"Nothing." he said and looked at Sam, "What the fuck did the two of you do?"
"Nothing you should worry about." Dean said, "I think it's better if you three left before things get ugly."
The Foxes left the mausoleum. Dean spoke a few words to Sam and then left as well. Sam walked up to me and lifted me up, even though I protested.
"You're too weak to walk, Zona. Just let me do this."
I nodded and rested my head on his shoulder, thinking about Dakota. She had been pregnant. I had no idea about that. She never told me anything about it. Every time I had asked how she was, she had always said that she was okay. She had probably lied to me for years.