Dean Winchester (
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[LJ Meme] Random Scenarios: Angst/Torture
Dean had said it before and she'd say it again. Humans, man. It was one thing for a supernatural beastie to go around killing and maiming people, but it was something else entirely for people to be behind it all. Worst thing was, she hadn't had a chance to warn Sam before they got the drop on her. No way to tell him what he was up against. That was assuming he ever actually found her.
No more solo scouting missions. Stupid, stupid fucking thing to do.
God, it was cold. She was in a cellar of some kind. Dark, windowless. The cinder block wall she was chained to was like ice against her bare skin. Her wrists throbbed where the cuffs cut into them and she couldn't feel her fingers any longer. Her bare back was bruised and torn. Her jeans were stained brown with the blood that had soaked in and dried. When they were allowed to remain dry. The bastards liked to douse her with icy water from time to time and watch her shiver.
The water was infinitely preferable to the other various substances she's had thrown at her since she'd been down here... god, how long now?... and the various groping. Hell, at this point, she was just thrilled to still have jeans on.
When she managed to stay conscious, she thought about Sam. Missed him. Occasionally found herself with her throat getting tight and heat in her face. Wouldn't cry, though. Not giving them the satisfaction.
No more solo scouting missions. Stupid, stupid fucking thing to do.
God, it was cold. She was in a cellar of some kind. Dark, windowless. The cinder block wall she was chained to was like ice against her bare skin. Her wrists throbbed where the cuffs cut into them and she couldn't feel her fingers any longer. Her bare back was bruised and torn. Her jeans were stained brown with the blood that had soaked in and dried. When they were allowed to remain dry. The bastards liked to douse her with icy water from time to time and watch her shiver.
The water was infinitely preferable to the other various substances she's had thrown at her since she'd been down here... god, how long now?... and the various groping. Hell, at this point, she was just thrilled to still have jeans on.
When she managed to stay conscious, she thought about Sam. Missed him. Occasionally found herself with her throat getting tight and heat in her face. Wouldn't cry, though. Not giving them the satisfaction.
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But what they did have in common that they were young, they were attractive.
And he really shouldn't have listened to Dean's insistence on doing the scouting alone, doing any work on this stupid fucking case alone.
But it was done and all Sam could do was keep pushing himself and work, find something, anything. His drive was doubled-- he slept the minimal he could, barely ate more than would keep up his strength because the rest of the time, he was interviewing the families of the other victims or digging up what he could at libraries or on the computers.
Any source he had at hand, he was using.
It was just by chance that he found a lead and some hope. Someone who'd seen someone who looked an awful lot like his sister after so long questioning everyone he could think of. They'd seen her being carried into some truck. From there, he managed to track the info he did have to some place out by itself, on its own expansive land, surrounded by trees, and far away from any prying eyes.
His stomach turned when he realized that they were humans. They were just humans. Humans who were twisted fucks that got off on doing God knows what to their victims. Yeah, next time he had a bad feeling about something, Dean was going to damn well listen to him.
All in all, they were humans and Sam had been trained to take on monsters and demons. He could definitely handle other people attacking him, especially with the thought of Dean suffering at their hands. Sam couldn't even handle the thought of her already being dead, of losing the last of his family, so he didn't let himself consider it as he searched the house, eventually making his way down into some dark, cold cellar.
He had his flashlight out, nursing some bruises and cuts from the earlier fight, a bullet grazing across his shoulder... but he was alive and the guys upstairs were in a hell of a lot worse shape than him. "Dean!" He called out, walking down the steps, voice frantic and rough from the earlier fight.
When he saw her, his stomach sunk. He rushed to her side, reaching out to take her face in his hands to try and get her to focus, look at him. "Dean... look at me. Please-- Dean," he murmured, tone anxious, pleading.
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"Get th' fuck off me," she slurred, not quite focusing on Sam's face.
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There was no way he was going to be able to fix her up at a motel. He knew that. He'd probably have to take her to a hospital. Didn't even know how he'd explain all this, but that didn't matter. "Gonna get you some help, okay? You're going to be okay."
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Sam wasn't... supposed to be here. He could get hurt if he was here, but she'd been hoping to see him, hadn't she? God, she was confused. She whimpered softly as he worked the cuffs off, skin raw and bloody where she'd jerked at them. She barely felt it now, as cold as she was, but when she warmed up it was going to hurt like hell.
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The couple he'd ran into already had been enough and it left a sick feeling in his stomach that there could even be more, but... he wasn't ruling it out. Slipping off his jacket, he eased it around Dean as he went to pick her up. They had to be quick and that's all he could do. "Gonna be okay, alright? Going to take care of you."
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When he picked her up, she slumped against him, trying to stay awake. Wanted to tell him to be careful and not to get hurt because of her, but she couldn't make the words happen.
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So he just hoped she could bare with him a little while longer. He'd take care of her... make sure she was okay soon. First, he had to get out of this house and down the road to where he'd parked the Impala, nice and out of the way. "Shh, gonna be okay," he murmured as he moved--quick and quiet as he could.
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Well, at least until he eventually nodded off into his own sleep... which wasn't entirely peaceful or comfortable either, really, but it was better than he'd had in days.
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He shook his head, lips twitching as he started them on the road--and yeah, he was going to stop at some fastfood joint or something to order the burger she obviously was ready to kill for.
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"Just making sure. Salad eater." She nuzzled against his shoulder and sighed, eyes closing for a few moments.
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The first decent place he found, he pulled in to order her a burger and fries--and yeah, okay, a salad for himself.
Then it was off to find them a decent room for the night.
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She gave a happy sigh at the smell of her dinner, holding the bag in her lap as they searched for a motel. The place they stopped at looked fairly decent, thank goodness. She was looking forward to stretching out in a decent bed.
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He was looking forward to being able to have room and have Dean close without any scrutiny from the nurses anyway or disapproving looks like he was disturbing his own injured sister by being close. He brought their things in and put their food on a table, and stuck with Dean in case she needed help getting in.
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She sat down on the edge of the bed and breathed a sigh of relief. "I hate being such a wreck," she sighed.
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Once she was naked, she stepped carefully in under the water and let it run over her with a sigh. It stung her back, but otherwise it felt awesome.
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By the time it was all done, she was very tired and a little green from the medication. She leaned against Sam and let her head lull against his shoulder.
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