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After Michael and Lucifer are locked in the Cage, Castiel doesn't go back to heaven.
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Castiel walks the aisles of grocery stores and remembers what he can so he can deal with the Empty. Dean might be getting suspicious.
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“I learned my lesson while I was away, Dean,” Cas says. “I serve heaven, I don’t serve man, and I certainly don’t serve you.” He rotates, freeing his sleeve from Dean’s hand, and walks away.
Dean stares after him. Sam, somewhere behind him, says nothing.
The silence breaks with a baby’s wail, and Dean whirls around, eyes finding the baby, still in her carseat, a pair of dead demons next to her, including the one that had been inside the baby’s mother.
(AU where Claire Novak was a baby when her father got taken as Castiel's vessel; told in snapshots)
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“Actually,” he says. “Let’s buy a house.”
“What?” Jack asks, eyes wide.
“Let’s get a house,” Dean says. “Let’s find somewhere and--and live there. Somewhere with windows.”
“Windows?” Jack says, like he’s never heard of such a thing.
“Yeah,” Dean says. “How does that sound?” Jack drops his animal crackers and throws himself at Dean, wrapping his tiny arms around Dean’s waist.
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God has been defeated. Jack is the new sheriff in town. They’ve won, and they’re free.
But Castiel is still dead, trapped within the unreachable depths of the Empty, and not even Jack and his powers have the ability to free him.
Dean has barely spoken two words to anyone since Jack left to assume his new godly role. He spends hours locked in his room, alone, blasting music to drown out his misery, and unbeknownst to Sam, praying to his angel, praying that somehow, Castiel would return to him, just so he could finally tell him he loved him, too.
Now, almost five weeks after Cas was taken, Dean’s missing. He’d mentioned something about catching wind of a case in a nearby town and left before Sam could stop him or offer to go with him. Something about needing to get out and clear his head for a while.
Except it’s been days, and Sam might not have enough time to get to him. Not after he researched the case Dean had mentioned and quickly came to realize that all signs pointed to one monster:
Djinns.