Destiny

Chapter 18

“So do you know where this lake is?” Sam asked me as Dean drove down the road in silence.

“Yep, they put it where it used to be.” I told him.

“Where it used to be?” He asked confused.

“Oh yeah I forgot the government covered that up. A few years ago before my time in Sunnydale the Hell Mouth was opened and when it closed the entire town was sucked in leaving nothing but a big creator in the ground. The town was then blocked off from the world while they rebuilt. I think they said it was a city wide gad main leak that caused an explosion. I assume they put the lake back in the same spot as to not draw suspicion.” I told him.

            “Why would they go through all that trouble to rebuild?” He asked.

“They don’t want people asking questions. Think of what would happen if people found out about the existence of a Hell Mouth.” I answered him.

We sat in silence thinking about what I just said. I could not help but think about the panic that it would cause. People would flee while others would be drawn to it. All the religious people would be convinced the end was coming as others would want to protect it. Use its powers as the demons do. Unfortunately the best way to keep it safe it to hide it in a plane site. Underneath the High School. The only place in town that all the weirdness the Hell Mouth caused would be ignored. Teenagers are weird.

“How did they close it?” Sam asked.

I knew exactly what he was talking about.

“Buffy the real slayer and her friends did. They mad an army of Slayers. Willow, Buffy’s friend is a witch. She cast a spell to make all potential slayers actual slayers. They fought back the daemons and Spike closed the Hell Mouth while everyone escaped.” I told him.

“Spike?” He asked unable to believe what I had told him.

“Yep. He died, gave himself up to close the dam thing.”

“He died?” Sam asked.

“Yep but we both know that people don’t always stay dead.” I told him.

We both laughed knowing how true my statement was. Death was not always the end. Not in our world.

“Dean turn right at the lights.”  I told him.

He just nodded and did exactly what I told him.

“Are you shore he’s going to be okay?” Sam asked looking at his quite brother.

“He will be fine. It will wear off soon. Then he will go back to annoying me.” I told him.

“What is it with you to? Do you really hate him that much?” He asked me.

“I would not say I hate him. More like I have a great dislike. I don’t know why. I usually get along with everyone. Except for the ones I’m supposed to kill, but there just something about him that gets under my skin.” I told him truthfully.

“Then why did you come with us?” He asked.

“Truthfully Sunnydale is like home to me. I could not pass on a reason to come home.” I told him.

I could tell that my answer upset him somehow. I did not know what I said to upset him or why he would be upset but I did not like it.

“Plus you’re not too bad to be around.” I told him with a smile.

This seemed to perk up his mood just a little. I was happy with that at least he was no longer upset. The slight smile on his face got bigger but it was not caused by me.

“Seriously.” He asked through his huge grin as he pointed to the sign hanging above the entrance to the lake.

I looked up to the sine and instantly knew what he was talking about.

The sine read Welcome to Camp Crystal Lake.

I smiled at him.

“Are you worried about a serial killer in a hockey mask?”

“No just a demon that drowns its victims on land.” He responded.

“Well then we should get to work. I think it would be easier to find Jason.” I told him.

Dean parked the car and Sam and I got out and made out way towered the camp entrance. Sam suddenly stopped walking.

He looked back to his car where Dean still sat in the front seat.

I could not help but laugh as I looked at Dean sitting in his seat. Patiently waiting for his next command.

“Dean are you coming?” Sam asked.

Dean just sat there none responsive.

“Dean are you coming?” I asked him with a huge smile on my face.

Dean instantly looked at me and got out of his care and made his way over to us.

“Yes mam.” He said when he reached up.

I could not hold back the evil grin that had formed on my face.

“Just fallow me and stay quiet.” I told him.

That’s exactly what he did. I started to make my way into the camp and he fallowed behind. It took a few second for Sam to catch up. I could tell he was worried about his brother but I did not care. This was not going to last much longer and I wanted nothing more than to enjoy the silence.