Fair enough. I wouldn't blame you. [Because, really, Sam's had a pretty raw deal from the get-go. Angels like Zachariah were ready to dismiss him as a sinful abomination, which is true, but he was set up to make a number of his mistakes.
You can't believe in fate over free will, and then blame people for taking a dark path. Heaven wanted to have its cake and eat it, too. Maybe the Host got what it deserved.]
Wow, seriously, they're ALL real? Like, Roman and Egyptian and stuff? I am so going to have to make note of that.
You are probably correct in that assumption, my friend. I've only had run ins with werewolves and a kanima. And then there was some fairies that one time, which sucked ass let me tell you. I kept finding glitter everywhere for like a month.
[Balthazar could tell him all about distant and uncaring. But he won't, because Sam is extremely skilled at puppy eyes, probably without conscious effort.]
I've never met him, so I couldn't say. But what made you decide on your beliefs in the first place, out of curiosity?
[Sam thinks about it for a long moment, trying to find the right way to word things.]
Growing up, all I knew about was evil. Creatures that would kill you as soon as look at you. I had to believe that there was more than that. That somewhere there was good. God made the most sense, so that's what I chose to believe in.
My brother and I saw fairies once. Well, he did. Apparently they're small, glowing, naked women. At least, the one he saw was. And there was a leprechaun. I think.
Man, I don't know about naked, but these bitches were vicious. We were able to get rid of them though.
Leprechauns? Really? They're a thing to? Man, just how much of the shit out there is real. No no, wait, I don't now if I wanna know. Though I suppose I could just go through the bestiary.
[Sam's brow furrows at that, and he leans closer to the teen, interested.]
You have a bestiary?
[His father's journal had been like a working bestiary for he and Dean, but John had only written about the creatures he'd seen. Known about. Over the years, he and his brother had come across monsters that weren't in the journal. It was hard to fight things they never knew were real.]
[ Stiles leans in a little, too, because it's not something you just start blabbering about where anyone can hear. ]
Oh, yeah, totally. It's frigging huge. It was all digital though. We got it from this crazy ass family of hunters that were... well, crazy.
It was all written in Archaic Latin though, so we had to get it translated. I have no idea how much of it is actually real or anything, but it's been pretty useful so far.
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