Dean hadn't known this human trafficking crap happened among Hunters. And anyway, Lilim aren't people, they're creatures. But the kid that John's got by the arm, he looks like a person. And what's more, he's the same age Sammy would have been.

In which Dean (whose father disappeared a few months ago, who sometimes takes on gangs for local charities, who would do anything to take care of his little brother) hangs out at the Roadhouse Homeless Youth Day Center and Castiel (high school senior with an edible-only weed philosophy, after-school fist-fighting veteran, owner of a fuzzy blanket with wings) takes an Urban Plunge.

"If there's one thing they've learned, it's that unusual demons tend to have plans. Evil Plans. And somehow it always seems to fall on their shoulders to stop it." Or: After the disappearance of the One, pagan gods are fighting over who gets the world. Alliances are formed and broken, Zeus and Enlil form a bromance, Odin teams up with Isis and Dean and Cas aren't fooling anyone.

Sam is concussed and hallucinating; Dean is crippled and drugged to the gills. It is, in short, about the worst possible moment for sudden, unexpected time travel. [Teenchesters/season seven]

Multi-chapter Dean/Cas AU. Dean the Sales Rep just moved into the neighborhood, and his neighbor is a definitely crazy shut-in. Ch. 30: "I'm not lovely. Knitted tea cozies are lovely." Now complete.

Within its walls lives a family that has never been touched by hate, fire or the Supernatural… but for one.