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“Just so we’re clear,” Sam says once they’re about halfway back to the road, “you don’t think Cas is in heaven and that’s the only reason you haven’t let yourself die yet?”
“Well,” Dean makes a noise halfway between a laugh and a sob. He stops walking but doesn’t look back at Sam. “That’s a lot more succinct than I’d have put it. I just–I know what’s on the other side, and it ain’t him.”
Sam steps in front of Dean, forcing eye contact. “I’m sorry you didn’t get more time with him.”
And then he turns and keeps up the hike. After that, it’s a long time before Dean lets himself be alone with just Sam.
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Chuck's been defeated. Jack is gone. Cas is dead. Sam is ready to build a new life but Dean's grief threatens to consume him entirely. Sam, Eileen, and even Claire all want to help Dean through this darkness, but they worry it's only a matter of time before Dean can't keep fighting it anymore.
Dean’s loved ones watch as he monumentally self-destructs while grieving his angel. There will be eventual happiness.
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11 Jul 2026
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A week ago, Dean was pulled out of Hell. Now, he’s apparently woken up in 2018, and the angel that a mere twenty-four hours beforehand had threatened to chuck him back into the pit is sleepily pouring himself coffee and wearing Dean’s second-favourite Zeppelin shirt. It all seems like a perfect happy ending, but with Hell’s scars still so fresh, Dean can’t imagine how he could have possibly gotten there.
At the same time, the Dean who went to sleep in the bunker, right next to Cas, wakes up on Bobby’s couch in 2008. He’s instantly bombarded with questions by a Lilith-obsessed brother and a man who’s been dead for years, and must decide between keeping his finally-perfect life intact, and the lives he could save by re-writing history.
Regardless of these choices, both Deans are trapped in the wrong decade, and their only way back lies with a Castiel still very much under Heaven’s thumb – one who might find the future Dean describes difficult to believe.
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10 Jul 2026
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"And why would an angel rescue me from Hell?"
"This is your problem, Dean. You have no faith."Dean Winchester is a hunter. And the hunting life, you don't just quit it. Not even when it drags you to the darkest pit of Hell. Problem is, someone rescued him from that Hell. Not a demon, not a monster; but an angel. He has dark hair, blue eyes, and a pair of black wings. His name is Castiel, and someone's asked him to bring Dean back to life. And as Dean's world slowly falls apart, he has to come to terms with the fact that Castiel might not just be the proverbial angel on his shoulder, but something more. Something dangerous, unholy. Something Dean is too frightened to even say out loud. Until, eventually, everything crumbles, leaving him to fend off unwanted feelings and a devastating heartbreak.
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05 Jul 2026
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While looking for a solution to defeat Chuck and bring everyone back, Sam, Dean, and Jack encounter the original Death, who tells them they need an archangel. So Sam and Jack will search the earth for Michael, while Dean enters the Empty to find Gabriel… and he’s not leaving without Cas.
Because Dean has a soul, the Empty isn’t nothingness. He crosses vast, punishing landscapes, grappling with his feelings for Castiel while memories of the two of them haunt him—and memories of his rescue from Hell resurface. As Dean travels deeper into the Empty he discovers that its residents are awake, and they want revenge. Dean’s got to reach Castiel before they do, but he’s racing toward a secret in the heart of the Empty that will change everything.
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05 Jul 2026
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Dean Winchester has spent five years isolated from everyone, haunted by the deep, gravelly voice that first appeared in his mind on a spring night. The only thing he ever knew about it was its name: Corvus.
Then, on another spring night, Corvus disappears from his mind without warning.
Dean never expects that, only a short while later, he’ll collide with a blue-eyed stranger in a bar, and hear that same voice coming from him.Bookmarked by MrsCrowleyy
03 Jul 2026