Adnachiel turned around to present the Winchesters with an enormous grin. Even upside down, Sam could see whoever Adnachiel was possessing was beautiful. She had captivating, almond shaped black eyes and amber colored skin.

"You can call me Ada. Well, hey there Devil-boy!" Dean seemed to give his shocked expression to Sam. The shorter man raised his eyebrows at the title bestowed upon his baby brother.

"This chick's crazy," Dean decided in his head. He watched the still suspended angel.

"Devil-boy…. that's a new one," Sam thought to himself. Castiel sighed as these thoughts processed in their heads. Adnachiel had a way of wearing on one's nerves.

"Down. Now," he ordered her. She shook her head, saddened that her brother in arms was ending her fun, but she obeyed. Down she came, doing a tidy flip in the process to land on her dirty sneakers. Her mad grin was replaced with a calmer smile as she looked up at Cass.

"The war has two fronts now, brother. Where shall we attack first?" She inquired, her arms folded across her chest. Sam and Dean were both rather stunned by her now regal sounding tone.

"First Adnachiel, tell me what you know. What is happening in Heaven?" Cass demanded of her. He stood over her like a lecturing father. The little angel spread her arms in a wide shrug. The smile disappeared from her face.

"Isn't it obvious? Dear one, Zechariah is swinging his axe and hitting his mark. The gates of Hell are cracking even as we speak. Zechariah has not been halting the coming of Satan. He has been aiding the Dark Prince. Our Father has been silent, but He is waiting. He is testing us even as He sleeps. He knows what is coming and fear not, brother, when He sees that we are loyal He will awaken."

Castiel sank to the bed with a terrible fear in his eyes; his face had gone pale.

"War? In Heaven?" He gasped out. Tabbris watched him without expression. However, Dean was scared that he was going to pass out.

"Zechariah is the traitor, Castiel. Not you. You have been nothing but faithful," Tabbris assured him.

"How do you know this?" The question came softly from his lips. What he said next was almost too quiet too hear. "Why couldn't I see it?"

Adnachiel sat next to the despondent figure and rested her forehead against the side of his brow.

"He mocked your loyalty and your obedience. Come. We must alert our fellow brothers and sisters who are deaf and blind to his misdeeds," she urged him. "Follow me, brother. It is time to cast out a second snake." As she appealed to Castiel her eyes were glittering and her grin once again flitted about her lips. She put her palms to Cass' cheeks, turning him to face her.

"We are not going against our Father. Now come on. We gotz lots to do!" She cried suddenly losing the wise and mature tone. Tabbris stood and looked to the humans.

"Are you with us?"

"Are you actually giving me a choice here?" Dean inquired with a sarcastic edge in his voice. Castiel sighed and rolled his eyes.

"Yes. Dean, you have a choice," he drawled. Dean seemed very happy with the news as he was grinning broadly.

"Well, since you angels seemed to develop some manners and asked sure. If somebody's trying to fuc-I mean screw-with Paradise I'm not gonna let that happen," Dean stated. "I never liked that Zechariah guy anyway."

"But what about the Apocalypse?" Sam poised a good question. What was the group going to do about the end of the world? Adnachiel seemed to have an answer for him.

"Well we'll stop of course. What else would we do? We wouldn't let you poor babies get overrun by demons."

Sam's forehead wrinkled and he couldn't help staring at her. There was something very, very strange about her.

"You are the weirdest angel I have ever met," Dean confessed shaking his head. "You're fricken crazy!"

Adnachiel just laughed and started to walk up a wall.

"Dude….that could be in The Exorcist!" Dean exclaimed. "It's creepy!"

"I've been down here longer than most," she informed the brothers, ignoring Dean's outburst. "I've mastered the whole 'emotions' deal. Now…. my girl's body would like some food. Please say we have some Boston Cream Pie available." Castiel and Tabbris both looked to Heaven in slight irritation and Dean and Sam looked to each other in wonderment. Angels…they would never understand them.