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"If you wanted to share," Castiel mutters, "You would have. I'm not in the habit of pressing people to share personal information."
"Because you can read their thoughts," Dean snarks back. "Talk about privacy laws, man."
The Impala swerves as Castiel's head whips around to glare at Dean, swallowing the knee-jerk surprise at how corporeal he looks. It's been a full two weeks that they've been on the road together and still, Castiel can't wrap his mind around the fact that this being - who looks like a teenager - is as old as he is and is about a hundred times more powerful than him.
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15 Sep 2025
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Cas as a bird creature. Extremely funny, original writing.
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Ash to Ashes, Dust to Dust by visbranndrage
Fandoms: The Avengers (Marvel Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe, Iron Man (Movies), Thor (Movies), Marvel (Movies)
19 Oct 2014
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Clint's voice crackles to life over the two-way radio, dripping in pseudo-cheerfulness.
"Today on The Everything Sucks Show: We're still running low on, well, just about everything. The weather forecast is a 90% chance of acid rain and nuclear fallout followed by a 50% chance of something else fucking awful by this evening and some nice nuclear winter after the sun goes down. In current events: a new contender has taken the number one slot on the ‘most likely to kill us in our sleep’ leaderboard and his name starts with ‘lo’ and ends with ‘ki.’ The reigning champion Natasha Romanoff is understandably furious about this development..."
Tony glances over at Loki in the passenger seat, his long legs propped up on the dashboard and arms crossed across his chest as he looks out the window. There’s a peeved frown hovering on his lips and that’s more than enough reason to leave Clint's fake news broadcast playing as their rag-tag convoy drives through the California desert, kicking up a billowing cloud of dust as they go.
A post-nuclear apocalypse story about meeting fallen gods in abandoned shopping malls, desert road trips and finding the future in unexpected places.