One
Once again, Sam and Dean Winchester were on the road. Three days had passed since their last hunt; too long, and Sam was looking for a new one to occupy their time. Sam’s long, brown hair was gently being blown by the wind that was coming through the cracked open window. He was wearing a plaid button down shirt. Currently his green eyes were checking on blogs from a website.
“Dean, I think I might have found something.”
“You’re not still on that blogging site, are you?” Dean mumbled. He didn’t believe following an internet blog, most likely run by teenagers gossiping about claimed paranormal events, would be helpful. He wasn’t as tall as his younger brother, but his own brown hair was short. His brown leather jacket hugged him as he drove. Underneath the jacket he too wore a plaid button down shirt. It was open to reveal a military green tee-shirt. Both brothers wore blue jeans, and brown work boots.
“Actually, I’ve been looking through this guy’s blog. He knows what he’s talking about. This last update of his is from yesterday. ‘Possible Demonic activity ‘springing up’ here in quiet ol’ Midford. Message me if you have info, leads will be rewarded.’” Sam read off of his laptop. “I think this might be something. There’s another one from today.”
“‘Local sources have informed me that the attack was at the Annual Egg Hunt. Children and adults were seen being sucked into the ground by vines by W. Green. There have been disappearances reported from this event, and one more incident has occurred in an elderly woman’s garden as her grandchildren were celebrating the holidays. Please, only those with serious paranormal experience.’”
Dean sat and drove in silence. He seemed to be thinking, for a furrow between his eyebrows had creased together yet again.
“So a few plants go venus flytrap on people. You’re right, might be a case, but strange things that weren’t in our range of work have happened before.”
“I know that Dean. Still, there just has to be something going on there. Except for venus flytraps, that I know of, plants don’t just kill on their own. You do realize that a venus flytrap is a plant, right?” Sam asked. Immediately after he had asked this, he regretted it. Dean turned to face him slowly, a smirk on his face.
“Mr. College Boy thinks that he knows everything. Of course I knew what a venus flytrap was! Just because you went to college doesn’t mean that you can rub your smarts all up in peoples faces, Sammy!”
Sam sat silently in his seat, looking for anything else on the blog. Despite everything that they had gone through, Dean still enjoyed making fun of Sam for going to Stanford. He knew that somewhere, deep down, that Dean was proud of him. It didn’t need to be said.
“I think we should follow this guy’s lead. Midford’s not far from here anyways. If it turns out to be a bust we can just keep moving. We could always go directly to him for info too. His name’s Blake Rivera. Someone’s bound to know where he lives,” Sam concluded.
Dean turned the black 1967 Chevy Impala towards Midford. AC/DC’s ‘Long Way to the Top If You Want To Rock N Roll’ played through the car’s stereo system.
“Then whatever’s in Midford better look out, because the Winchesters are coming to town.”
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Wayne Goodright stood outside on the porch. He was busy examining his own garden, and he was the only one outside.
“Damn it.” He said as he noticed that some of the leaves from his carrots were bit off. “Fucking rabbits!” He moved off of the porch to get a closer look. Looking at the dirt, he noticed that there were tracks from bunnies in his garden, along with rabbit turds. He saw a patch of gray fur from the corner of his eye, stood up, and kicked at the rabbit.
“Go on, get! Get out of my garden!” The bunny tumbled when he kicked it, got back up, looked at Wayne, and tilt it’s head, nose twitching. One of the bunny’s feet started pounding the earth. Soon Wayne found himself surrounded by rabbits on all sides.
The ones in front of him started to hop toward him, forcing him to back away. As Wayne was backing away, he tripped. The rabbits quickly covered the distance to get to him. Wayne started to scream as their teeth dug into his flesh. His screams could barely be heard, for the rabbits had tore out his vocal cords. Wayne started to choke on his blood. His blood was leaking out of him from several spots. He tried to fight them off, but there were just too many for him to fend off. Soon the pain from being bit so many times lessened, and things were starting to get fuzzy. His head felt heavy, and then things went dark. The rabbits scurried off. Wayne Goodright's corpse would not be found until his daughter, Beki, would come by on her motorcycle to visit.
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A man with short, spiked white hair sat watching the news. His left eye was blue-green, and his right eye was brown. His skin was a slight bronze color. He wore a plain black shirt, black jeans, and black shoes. A tall glass of Dr. Pepper on the rocks sat next to him on a small folding table. He sat back in his gray leather chair. Two of the windows were open, allowing the soft, warm April air to walk through his house. The story of the mysterious incident at the Egg Hunt had been on the air repeatedly. It seemed that everyone was shocked at the events happening; they had every right to be. This man, however, kind of knew what was really happening.
I’d help, but I’ve put that sort of thing behind me a long time ago, he thought.