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The Fox and the Apocalypse	By : drkphoenyx Category: Supernatural > Crossovers Views: 1004 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Some spoilers for episode 6.15 “The French Mistake.”
Chapter Four: Rules of the Road
“Alright,” Dean announced as they packed the weapons back into the Impala. “I have a few rules before I let you in my baby.” Dean patted the hood and looked expectantly at Kurama.
Kurama raised an eyebrow. “Such as,” he replied, sarcasm dripping from his voice.
Dean smiled, “First rule, I drive. Always. Rule two: driver picks the music. Finally, no one gets in my car before I’m sure they are what they say they are.”
Kurama’s brow furrowed, “I’m not sure I follow.”
Sam pulled a silver flask from the glove compartment and Kurama could see a cross embossed on the front. “There are a couple of tests,” Dean replied as Sam tossed the flask to Dean. “Bottoms up,” Dean took a deep swig from the flask. Replacing the cap, Dean tossed the flask to Kurama.
Kurama removed the cap and sniffed the contents experimentally. He looked back at the unfazed hunter and shrugged. He finished the contents of the flask in seconds.
‘Water?’ Youko asked.
‘A bit stale, but yeah,’ Kurama inspected the flask carefully. ‘Holy water, perhaps?’
“Give me your hand,” Sam commanded firmly. Kurama complied a bit hesitantly. Sam took Kurama’s hand in a strong grip and pulled out a knife.
Kurama pulled his hand back, easily breaking the hunter’s grasp. Sam looked mildly impressed. “I promise, the cut won’t be deep. Shapeshifters, wraiths, and a great many other creatures are deathly allergic to silver.”
Kurama thought carefully, silver didn’t pose any harm to him. With a feral grin he quickly and gracefully disarmed Sam. He made a shallow cut on his own forearm and passed the knife back hilt first.
Sam seemed a bit shaken, but he continued digging through the glove box. “Alright, just a few more tests…”
The sun was starting to sink below the horizon as Sam and Dean concluded the tests.“Well, that settles it,” Sam said, repacking supplies. “He’s human.”
“Or he’s a creature we’ve never encountered before,” Dean replied and Kurama’s hackles rose. “Just messing with you, Kid.”
The trip to Bobby’s began with Dean and Sam explaining much of the events of the last two years. They told Kurama fanciful tales of angels, demons, and averting The Apocalypse. And the brothers spoke of their experiences involving parallel worlds.
Kurama rested his head against the backseat of the Impala and watched the two brothers carefully. “I’m not sure I heard you correctly,” Kurama said slowly, being careful to use small words. “You were sent to a different reality by an angel. To a reality where you were actors pretending to be Sam and Dean?”
The brothers nodded. “Cas had Balthazar send us there to protect us from an angel civil war,” Dean said.
“Huh-uh. And the guy who brought me here, Crowley, he’s a demon?” Kurama asked.
“Crowley’s been the King of Hell since we defeated Lucifer last year,” Sam supplied.
‘Kit, we really need to get out of here. These two are nuts!’ Youko said nervously.
‘I believe the technical term would be paranoid schizophrenic with a narcissistic personality disorder and religious psychosis,’ Kurama replied.
‘Not helping, Kit! These two kill anything even remotely supernatural. What are we waiting for?’ Youko asked.
‘A handwritten invitation,’ Kurama answered and Youko sputtered. ‘If they’re telling the truth, these angelsmay be our only way home.’
The headlights of an oncoming car briefly illuminated the backseat. Sam got a look of Kurama’s face and laughed. “You don’t believe a word of this, do you?”
“It’s not that exactly,” Kurama said with a heavy sigh. “I’ve seen things that I don’t think even you’d believe. Still, your story does seem highly improbable.”
“How else would you explain your missing friends?” Dean asked with a touch of amusement in his voice.
Kurama shook his head, “I don’t know. I believe that parallel dimensions are a possibility. It’s angels, demons, God, and Lucifer that I’m having difficulty with.”
Dean chuckled dryly, “We’ll try to contact Cas when we get to Bobby’s. Just stick with us until then.”
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“You’re positive that Kurama’s missing. You’re sure it’s not that he just doesn’t want to be found?” Yusuke asked Koenma while staring daggers at Hiei.
“Yusuke,” Koenma sighed. “I’m positive. I’ve checked all the reports from all three worlds. I have ferry girls out there now doing a manual search of Kurama’s most likely hideouts. I also have agents checking any possible enemies.”
Yusuke had the decency to look impressed, but still the timing seemed too coincidental. “What do you need from us Koenma? We’ll do whatever it takes to get the old fox home.”
“I’ve got a contact on the American naval base in Yokosuka. I want you to accompany Botan as she procures her services,” Koenma answered.
Botan looked almost giddy, “Do you mean Pam? It’s been forever!” She squealed like a schoolgirl and then got a good look at Hiei. Her excitement faded quickly. “I’m sorry Hiei. Despite the circumstances, I’m happy that I get to see an old friend.”
Hiei grunted. “Is this woman a kitsune or an expert on yokai?” Hiei asked skeptically.
Koenma shook his head, “No, Pam is human and one of Genki’s earlier students. Since Genki’s death, she’s been the most powerful psychic in Japan.”
Anxious to have something useful to do, Yusuke turned to the rest of the team. “What are we waiting for guys? Let’s find this psychic and bring Kurama home.”
“Let’s just hope this woman’s not a psycho old bat like Genki,” Kuwabara remarked.
Yusuke shuddered involuntarily.
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The fox and the hunters pulled into the Singer Salvage Yard shortly after midnight. The Impala’s headlights cast an eerie glow, throwing strange shadows. Kurama quietly stared out the window as the Impala passed ruined husks of old cars. Dean parked the car and the trio quietly approached the house.
A flannel clad man answered the door and ushered the brothers inside. He paused upon seeing Kurama and looked questioningly at Dean, but Kurama didn’t wait for the hunter to make the introductions. Kurama bowed politely and introduced himself. “Thank you for welcoming me into your home Mr. Singer. My name is Shuichi Minamino.”
Bobby stared wide-eyed at the polite young man. “Sorry, it’s rare that these two idjits bring back company and I don’t think they’ve ever brought back someone this polite.”
“He’s passed all the usual tests, Sir,” Sam remarked.
Bobby grunted in response. “What are you doing with these two?” Bobby asked in perfect Japanese as he allowed Kurama inside.
Startled, Kurama told Bobby the tale of his arrival and a little bit about himself. He kept all the interesting parts to himself, of course, and told Bobby about his family and school. In the end, he left the older man feeling like he knew Shuichi Minamino, college freshman.
Afterwards, Bobby led Kurama to a small guest bedroom upstairs. Most of the room was occupied by heavy stacks of books, but the bed was clear. Kurama browsed the available titles and collapsed onto the bed with a book on angel lore.
Listening carefully, Kurama could just make out Bobby talking with the Winchesters. The subject of the conversation seemed to be himself, but Kurama couldn’t pick out the details. Sighing, Kurama rolled onto his back and began reading. The hunters would trust him or they wouldn’t. It would be more convenient if they were to trust him, but Kurama was a resourceful sort.
Kurama was fast asleep by the time Bobby and the Winchesters headed upstairs. Seeing the light, Sam walked over to check on their new acquaintance. Seeing Kurama sprawled on the bed with an open book on his chest, he smiled and flicked off the light.
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Sam and Dean’s reality hopping adventures are from episode 6.15 “The French Mistake.”
Dean’s psych profile is from episode 5.11 “Sam Interrupted.”
It is revealed in episode 4.06, “Yellow Fever,” that Bobby speaks Japanese fluently.
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