Demons, Demigods and Hunters (Percy Jackson/Supernatural)

Chapter 8

Anna

Anna groaned. She should be halfway to her New York safe house by now. Instead she was being held up by the Winchester boys. They'd left for their case or hunt or whatever and she had been back and forth between her own leads and Bobby's place a few times since they'd left. But now they were back. And coddling her. Again.

"I have to leave Dean. It's important." She said stubbornly. Her backpack was swung over her shoulder, Eleos strapped tightly to her back. Her steamer trunk was hidden away in a safe house not even her mother knew about. Well maybe Athena knew. But Anna doubted she'd paid attention. She shook herself when she realized that the elder Winchester had been lecturing her while she was thinking about safe houses. Damn ADHD.

"...are you even listening?" He finally asked exasperated. Anna eyed the older man.

"No. You're being stupid. I'm leaving. I've found what I needed to find and it's time for me to get back on the road." Anna said with finality.

"And where is that? Yellow eyes is still out there and he could come after you! He said you were special Anna. He called you special and he almost killed you!" Dean roared at her. She refused to back down. She'd been on the beach when Gaea rose. She'd stood her ground alone for hours in the Battle of Manhattan. She'd been caught as a spy in Kronos's army and survived the Arena in the Labyrinth. She'd survived alone in the mortal world for years before making it to Camp Half Blood. Dean fucking Winchester did not scare her. He groaned, shoving his hands through his short hair in frustration. Anna opened her mouth to respond, but Dean cut her off.

"You died. I don't care how long it was for, or how it technically doesn't count. You died Anna. You shouldn't be going out on your own yet, and definitely not to some random place you won't tell us about. It's not safe." Anna sighed.

"The place I'm going is about as safe as it gets Dean. That's really all you need to know." She shouldered her backpack and tried to push past the larger hunter. He didn't budge. She sighed and promptly judo flipped him over her shoulder. Anna smirked, expertly hiding the throbbing that had started up in her ribs again.

Anna swung her leg over the bike.

"We live dangerous lives Dean. You shouldn't get attached to people or things. Especially to people who are me. I'll see you on the other side." She gunned her engine and roared out of the yard before Dean could get up to try and stop her.