Post #2460090 in Supernatural: Gods Among Us, a roleplay on RPG

Sam was more than surprised to see Armonía. He was glad, however. "Hey, Armonía. What are you doing here?" he asked. Sam was sure that Dean was fuming. For some reason he couldn't stand the young woman..at least from what he could tell. Sam offered Armonía a small smile, hoping that Dean wouldn't notice it. He had enough to deal with other than his brother asking him why he was being nice to the woman. Suddenly, Azeneth was there, standing behind the other woman. Sam's eyes flicked to the other woman. He was uncertain about her. From the research that he'd been able to do on her..there really wasn't a whole lot on her. He'd found out who her mother was..that she had no father from what he could tell. Was she possibly crazy? Was she just imagining that she was a demigoddess?

Sam gave a small shake of his head. He doubted that was it. She'd seemed dead set on her parentage. Regarding Anubis..Sam had found very little on him as well. Just the basics..the things that everyone knew. Perhaps, if they had some downtime, he'd be able to speak with her further. They needed to make sure that she wasn't a threat. However, how could she be if she was traveling around with Armonía? Surely the other woman wouldn't travel with someone evil.

Azenteth eyed Sam and Dean closely. She still wasn't sure about them. Sam seemed much more kinder than his brother. She didn't like the way that the other man eyed them..like they were the enemy. She returned his glare, not caring that he surely saw it.

When they'd first arrived, Azeneth had not liked the feeling that she'd immediately gotten. There was something strange going on there. They had then run into Ellen, a friend of Armonía's. Azeneth had to admit that she rather liked the older woman. She reminded her of her own mother. Azeneth suddenly felt a ping of sadness run through her. She missed her home. How she wished that she could simply return home, however..that was not a option. She had a purpose and she intended to find out exactly what that was.

She tried to focus on what was being said now. Sam and Dean were deciding on what to do. "All right. You all stay. We'll go." Ellen didn't seem happy about being left behind. "What about.." Sam spoke up. "If Jo and Rufus are out there, we'll bring them back." Azeneth hesitated for only a moment. "You shouldn't go alone. Take me with you." As soon as the words left her mouth, she could see the men trying to argue with her. "Even if there are Demons or whatever out there..they'd never be able to get the drop on me. I can control any being that has thought..like we do. I would be useful." She held Dean's eyes, then, determined to be allowed to go.

Sam couldn't believe that Azeneth wanted to go with them. "She has a point, Dean. Plus..she can raise the dead. I think that it would be a good idea for her to come with us." Same knew that his brother wouldn't like him suggesting that the demigoddess going with them. Sam could think of no better way to see if she was the real deal, however. From what he could tell of her, she wanted to help. He turned his eyes to Armonía, almost as if he was asking her to help him to convince his brother.

Azeneth could see their hesitation though was surprised when Sam said that she should go with them. She just felt so useless right then. She wanted to help. Az looked to Armonía. She wondered if her friend would try to go as well. They stood a better chance together than alone and Az only hoped that Dean could see that. As she stood, waiting for the verdict, she couldn't help but notice the looks that her friend was receiving from Sam. Odd. Why would he look at her like that? She'd never seen it before and she didn't quite understand it. Perhaps when they were alone she could ask her friend about it. "Well?" she asked turning back to Dean. She wondered if he could trust them enough to let them come along.

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