Sallie Abigail Reynolds (
realmrsreynolds) wrote2008-04-02 02:25 pm
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On Shadow.
Sallie's accustomed by this point in her career in Milliways with bringing people through to her house.
Sometimes however, she does forget to mention that her door leads to the back end of her walk-in pantry.
"Mind the rice bags, please," Sallie throws out behind her. "I haven't had a chance to put them away yet."
'Them', here, meaning 'a stack of burlap bags waist high that restricts the narrow walkway of actual living space to about half of its original width'.
Sallie's concise like that; even she has issues navigating it all.
Sometimes however, she does forget to mention that her door leads to the back end of her walk-in pantry.
"Mind the rice bags, please," Sallie throws out behind her. "I haven't had a chance to put them away yet."
'Them', here, meaning 'a stack of burlap bags waist high that restricts the narrow walkway of actual living space to about half of its original width'.
Sallie's concise like that; even she has issues navigating it all.
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Sallie's neck cranes to see Sam, and the humor -- what little there was -- disappears.
"You were in my kitchen."
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If Dean sounds cranky, that's only because he is.
"Something set Sallie here off into Jekyll-and-Hyde-land."
He gives Sam a quick look, brows upraised.
It basically says 'any thoughts?'
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Wincing slightly, Sam touches his forehead to test the damage, then lets his hand drop as he returns Dean's glance.
"You still got those scalpels on you?"
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"Yeah."
Fuck.
"Hey, Romeo. You wanna come over here and hold down the lady while I get 'em out, or you wanna go digging around in my pockets? Your call."
He manages a smirk. That kinda shit's easy.
It doesn't quite hit his eyes.
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Sallie blows a kiss. "To make it better."
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Through gritted teeth,
"Make it fast."
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Dean's smirk gets a little wider.
"Pussy."
But he's got the scalpels out pretty fast, reaching back to put 'em on the table. He puts his lighter there, too. Just because.
"Okay. Give her here."
They swap places again, Dean holding tight to Sallie so Sam can get at the table.
This is gonna get old after awhile, he can tell.
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"Wouldn't you rather use the pie dish instead? Got a nice weight to it."
Even with the bravado, her eyes go back to the scalpels as if to make sure they don't run off and plot against her.
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It sounds as though it's coming through gritted teeth.
"That is, we're not gonna hurt Sallie. Whatever you are -- that's a different story."
Sam's digging in his satchel, looking for what he needs. He's not looking at her.
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So she knows.
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To Dean: "I been walkin' longer 'n you were a gleam in your daddy's daddy's eye, you liú kŏushuĭ de biăozi hé hóuzi de bèn érzi." The accent's heavier, different, not Sallie's own. "Got no business here; hurtin' 'stead of helpin'."
The woman throws her head back for good measure, hoping to clock Dean in the nose.
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He fends off the intended blow to the face.
Gleam in Grandpa's eye or not, Dean wasn't born yesterday.
Jesus.
"Except--wait. No I'm not."
Come on, Sammy. This is getting old.
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Sam's inscribing a circle on the table with white chalk, drawing symbols with near-reckless speed. He dusts the lines with salt, then pulls out a sheet scrawled with handwritten notes.
"This won't take too long."
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It's a valid question, for Her Him It.
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Dean musters up a smirk, hauling Sallie up off the floor.
"Upsy Daisy, psycho freak. And I'm pretty sure whatever answer you're gonna give to that question, I don't wanna know."
Seriously, now.
Give him a second to nab rope and a solid chair.
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It had taken him some time to try to modify the ritual so that it didn't call specifically on anything related to Earth, and he can't be sure he's gotten it all right, but he's got to try.
"Qui fertis super caelum caeli--"
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Other than Sallie looking more and more pissed off, there's nothing new going on as of yet.
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Dean's shoulders are tense, but he sounds like they're spendin' a day trading drinks at the bar.
"Give it up."
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Ut Ecclésiam tuam secúra tibi fácias libertáte servire, te rogámus, audi nos!"
It's not working. They'd know by now if it were.
There's real alarm in the look he throws Dean.
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To Sam:
"Don't know what you're workin' so hard to save this one for. It's not like with her bein' this old she's going to miss out on that much." Heavier. "Stop tryin' to help. Need me to spell it out for you?"
Almost a giggle follows, Sallie staring at her own forearm, a tiny sliver of a cut forming out of nowhere. "Lemme get some ink on."
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The paper falls as Sam moves to grab Sallie's arm as if to prevent any further injury. As he looks down at the wound, the shock on his face gives way to sudden, horrified recognition.
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What little light there is in the room finds the hard objects first -- the furniture, belt buckles, countertops, and tables.
And pendants.
"How novel."
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One, Sallie opening her goddamn mouth to be a bitch, and two--
"Novel my ass." He takes a step forward, snagging what's around Sallie's neck.
"Sammy?"
He'd look to his brother right now, but taking his eyes off the freaky-ass spirit (and Sallie) is low on Dean's priority list.
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Sam looks into the eyes of the older woman in front of him.
"It's you, isn't it, Sallie?"
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Because--when did Sallie turn into a crazy as fuck psycho freakshow?
Did he miss a memo?
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