Chapter 4: Glowing Ball of Light

"He what?" Jack asked, horrified.

Abi frowned. "He had no right-"

"He's our father, Jack." Lyrisa stated.

Jack and Abigail's eyes widened dramatically. "I had a vision... I-I'll be right back."

She ran outside before her best friend and brother could stop her.

"There she is!" Crowley stated, smiling. "Hello, darling. Ready to go?"

Lyrisa glared at him. "She's not going anywhere with you!" Adam shouted.

Crowley glanced at him, but didn't reply. "If you don't, I'll take your brother's. You are twins, after all."

"What's that supposed to mean?" Lyrisa demanded.

The demon sighed. "You and your brother are twins... meaning your souls are as good as the other."

"And if I go, then what?" She asked him.

"I wont kill you, if that's what your thinking." Crowley reassured her.

Dean joined the conversation. "Then what will you do?"

"All I want is her soul, once I have that, I'll leave you alone." Crowley was clearly getting impatient by now.

"So, where's the hell hound?" Dean asked, looking around anxiously. "The way I remember it was, selling your soul to a punk ass crossroads demon, get dragged to hell ten years later."

"I was a punk ass crossroads demon, now, king of hell." Crowley stated, clearly proud of himself.

"Wait... So if you only want my soul... I can stay here, right?" Lyrisa asked.

The king of hell nodded. "Yeah."

"Do it." Lyrisa said, bravely.

Crowley grinned. "NO!" Sam, Dean and Adam shouted.

Crowley put his hand inside of Lyrisa's stomach, making her scream out in agony, and pulled out a glowing blue and white ball.

Not two seconds later, he was gone.

Lucifer smiled as Crowley handed him a glowing ball of light. He pulled a silver locket out of the pocket on his shirt. He opened it.

The devil managed to place the glowing sphere into the locket, then closed it, leaving a pale blue light, making it look like a gem.

Crowley left not long after. Lucifer had everything ready: A bowl or dish filled with various materials, most of them akin to leaves and herbs. A petal of a white lily set before a circular sigil. The sigil itself was separated by four lines into four areas or quadrants. Each quadrant contained a different enochian symbol or letter.

Then he broke the silence. "Ego Luciferius , vocare you venerunt ad me iam nunc Lyrisa nephairy Tuus cantus canere maeroris and tristitiae."