The war in Heaven becomes more personal for the Winchesters when Castiel's grace is stolen and leaves him fighting for his life. Sick!Hurt!Cas, Caring!Protective!Dean, revived Gabriel, not so soulless Sam and a couple OC angels with a purpose. No pairings or slash but plenty of brotherly bonding. Full summary inside. PART I of IV.

The boys face off against a strange new enemy that can't be killed and will kill anything that moves. With Cas' help, will they be able to defeat this monster? Or will they lose their angel in the process?

Season 7 Ep 1 slight spoilers Cas is locked inside his head, and he's still fighting. Always. Because he has to.

He's alone in this. He always has been. Castiel-centric, spoilers for 7x01.

Jimmy had always been there for Castiel, through the good and the bad. So when the angel's grace lay dying in the back recesses of his mind, he knew this time would be no different. Contains soul fluff.

COMPLETE The angel Joshua has decided to help Dean free Castiel from the Leviathans. Will Dean save Cass before it's too late? AU of season 7, written directly after episode 1, "Meet the New Boss" but before episode 2, "Hello Cruel World." Hurt/comfort, angst.

My version of what should have happened after S6 finale. Fix fic with angel whump.

The plan doesn't go quite how Castiel expected and Dean's never done first aid on an angel's wing before. H/C, wing!fic, slash.

One Shot - Missing scene. In 5-21 "Two Minutes to Midnight" Castiel called Dean from the hospital. What happened before that? Castiel with mentions of Dean. NO slash. Rated for just a tad of mild cussing.

Set post 6.18 - A conversation between Dean and Castiel after the war ends. Castiel comes to Dean for confession. Angst, Character death kind of and a happy ending.

After catching sight of Castiel's limp body, Dean rushed over to the angel's side before falling to his knees into the mud. "Cas." Dean says, as it comes out in barely a whisper. "No, please God no."

My own ending for season 6. : Nothing goes as planned. Hints at Castiel/Dean. If you squint you might see some Crowley/Bobby Singer.

6x18 AU one-shot. All was peaceful in the world of Dean Winchester…until Castiel arrived, dying. Later, he wouldn't be able to remember anything but blinding white light and three fateful words: Don't forget me. Includes character death and angst.

Short one-shot written after 6x07 Family Matters. First try at Supernatural, so please read and review. Rating for swearing. NO slash.

Songfic, inspired by 'Breathe in Breathe out' by Mat Kearney. Cas shows up during season 6, hurt, and Dean takes care of him and learns a few things about friendship, hugs, and love. Dean/Cas slash. COMPLETE.

Some things are a lot easier to deal with when the world is ending. While Dean goes off to keep his promise to his brother, Castiel is left behind at Bobby's as he tries to adjust to his new life as a human. (AU after season 5)

The Winchesters and Castiel go hunting for the latest horseman to be summoned: Pestilence. But there are things the angel isn't telling them, and his pride may prove to be his downfall.

Angels are not supposed to drop out of the sky into motel rooms, broken and beaten. They're not supposed to bleed like that. It was all wrong.

Extra scene set in 5x17, spoilers if you haven't seen it yet. Dean never leaves the hotel room at the end of the episode. Instead he stays and takes care of his angel like he’s suppose to :P . A moment of comfort and peace ensues.

Dean talks to Castiel about the events of 5x18, tries to fix things between them as best he can. Coda to the episode and Dean/Cas pre-slash.

In the midst of the Apocalypse, the Winchesters take the first steps toward reconciliation while Lucifer tempts his brother with the cruelties and psychosis of a place where no angel of God should ever be held captive. AU, sequel to "Brotherly Discord."

Castiel is stubborn and a bit sick, Sam is clever but very ill, and Dean tries to finish their hunt nevertheless.

If Team Free Will gets to break all the rules, Gabriel wants in on it. He just doesn't know how to ask.

A one-shot follow up to Dark Side of the Moon involving a conversation between Castiel and Dean.

They're just two people, alone and clinging together in the dark. A 5.16 coda about faith and loss.