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trans_92010-11-12 12:15 am
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Be ready boys, for hell is here.
Dean had stepped in to watch. Only for a moment, but it was enough to reach the depths where he had buried it all. And bring it to light. Just for a moment.
A moment enough to make him run outside, and bend over, puking up the remains of the slop from earlier. A unsteady hand briefly rose up to wipe the sick away from his lips as he stood up again. He didn't realize how much he was shaking, or how as he watched, he remembered Alastair's careful instructions. He didn't want to think how the demon would have approved, and felt it was an excellent demonstration.
And he really didn't want to think how he could have *improved* on it.
He stumbled his way along to the hangar, and fumbled with opening the car door to the Impala.
"Honey, I'm home," he gave a shaky half crazed laugh as his hand touched the familiar seats. He curled into the back, his knife and gun ready by him like a child's preferred teddy bear. He stayed like that through the night.
A moment enough to make him run outside, and bend over, puking up the remains of the slop from earlier. A unsteady hand briefly rose up to wipe the sick away from his lips as he stood up again. He didn't realize how much he was shaking, or how as he watched, he remembered Alastair's careful instructions. He didn't want to think how the demon would have approved, and felt it was an excellent demonstration.
And he really didn't want to think how he could have *improved* on it.
He stumbled his way along to the hangar, and fumbled with opening the car door to the Impala.
"Honey, I'm home," he gave a shaky half crazed laugh as his hand touched the familiar seats. He curled into the back, his knife and gun ready by him like a child's preferred teddy bear. He stayed like that through the night.

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Wordlessly, she jumped up next to Dean and curled in a tight ball up against his chest. She had trusted Stacy. She had been happy when Arhu was awoken from the pods. Now... now she almost wished he had stayed asleep. Had he even been there to witness? She didn't know.
Rhiow pressed her ears flat against her skull and pulled her paws over her nose like it would block out the universe.
he's actually in the Hangar and in the car, but it's ok.
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"...How could she?" was what finally tumbled from her mouth when she mustered the power to speak. Stacy had been a solid presence - a solid, comforting presence - since she had arrived on the ship. One with a vested interest in protecting the crew, or so it had seemed.
*snugs*
He was trying not to think about what happened, but he was barely paying attention as his green eyes gazed about dully. Hard to keep those thoughts in the here and now.
It's been a long month
Sometimes she wished that she didn't have so much personal knowledge imbued on her when she spoke a name. She knew that Dean had been through horror - she herself had seen some terrifying things in the course of her wizardry, but what he had seen... it didn't compare. "Are you all right?" she asked.
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Rhiow leaned forward and butted her head against his chin, getting up into his face where he really couldn't ignore her. She might act like a dignified not-quite-housecat most of the time, but she had many long years of experience in breaking ehhif out of their silly little funks. "We should be planning, not moping. I for one would like to know who originally programmed the Warden section of the ship's personality. If it was the Daligig... well, we have a problem."
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"What? What?" With his free hand, he wiped it over his face, and sagged a little.
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Poor things. Good thing they had People around, in any case. Rhiow leaned up, purring soothingly in the back of her throat - and began grooming Dean's ear like she would an unsettled kitten. "It's all right," she said. "You're not there anymore. You're relatively safe here, as long as you curb your impulse to punch people in the face."
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It didn't help the extent and prolonged length of trauma Dean had experienced, and this was on top of previous exposure to other traumas before that. Couple that with that yes, he usually did bury his emotions and focused on the job on hand for too many years, and it lead to a not entirely stable mental state.
"Shit... Sorry Rhiow, it's good, I'm fine. Don't have to treat my ear like it's an ice cream cone, thanks."
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"I wanted to tell you," she said, changing the subject, "one of the People on my team woke in the last podpop. I'm not sure if you've seen him but I told him where you are, and that the house was a safe place for him to come. He's a wizard, like me, but he's young in his wizardry." Young otherwise, too.
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:e then asked, "Yeah, hey he's your family, he's welcome to visit. What's his name?"
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"Arhu," she said. "He's younger than I am, not far out of kittenhood - so he's got a smart mouth I'm still trying to break him of. He also has the Eye, which can make him sound a little strange sometimes when he mixes up his tenses."
Rhiow was used to working with someone for whom 'now,' 'then,' and 'to come' were interchanged often and with no seeming regularity. To Dean it might come as a little bit of a surprise.
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It was nice to be able to definitely explain to herself why her wizardry had not been functioning quite correctly while giving every appearance of doing so. She felt sorry for Arhu, though - while the problems with her wizardry had been more or less solved, the problems with his were only beginning.
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"He also has a little bit of a mouth on him, but I'm pretty sure you can handle whatever comments he can dish out. He has some nasty preconceived notions about anyone who isn't feline, and I'm hoping he'll get over them eventually. He had a rough kittenhood."
Making apologies in advance for Arhu wasn't exactly a new thing for her. She had to do it practically whenever she took him anywhere.
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The People were much less forgiving about the brattiness of teenagers than humans.