Just caught up with this delectable crossover and I loove it!
You've blended two of my favorite fandoms so seamlessly. 8D
Could totally envision this meeting happening between the 7, er.. 6 ghosts and Dean and Sam. You have all their 'voices' down so wonderfully that I could totally 'see' this chapter in my head.
Dean, Sammy, you should have just listened to Ezra. You've never encountered ghosts like these before. Yes, Sam put on your thinking cap and research more into these ghosts.
Dean, I know JD can be a overeager at times but I wish you hadn't shot him, its not good to piss off these spirits, okay? I mean you got Nathan riled and I don't even want to think about Chris really getting pissed at you. I'd love to see you and Ezra play poker. Think you'd meet your match in Ezra.
Hmn...someone already salted and burned the 6? And they are still in Four Corners? Who burned them I wonder and does that tie in to why they are still there? Very interested to see how it all unravels.
In the third chapter, I squealed when I recognized Agents 'Cambell and Ramni" from "Long Distance Caller." Glad Matthew opened up to Dean and Sam and told them the truth about the 'boys.'
I enjoyed how Matthew was not fooled and followed them to the cemetery. I also enjoyed the little moment between Chris and Matthew in this chapter.
The second chapter with the deaths of the majority of our 'boys' had me in tears especially at the end when Chris died after ordering Vin to watch over the town for them. It was so heartbreaking to see Vin left behind. It must have been so hard on him.
In the first chapter, I loved the Ezra-Speak, "mechanical behmoth" made me laugh as did JD's curiousity. Josiah dropping the cigar on Chris's order and Nathan saying he didn't treat burns well were so spot on and you had me hooked from the first chapter.
Thank you for creating and sharing this yummy crossover over with us.
Its a treat to read. More soon, please. "Sam" and I giving you puppy eyes.
Oh and a little note for Mr. Kripke who thinks of SPN as a modern day western with monsters, an episode like this would be so awesome!
When I get engrossed with a story, I tend to 'talk' to the characters and I did it here again which just means I adored your story.
Thanks again for sharing your talent and imagination with us,
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Just caught up with this delectable crossover and I loove it!
You've blended two of my favorite fandoms so seamlessly. 8D
Could totally envision this meeting happening between the 7, er.. 6 ghosts and Dean and Sam. You have all their 'voices' down so wonderfully that I could totally 'see' this chapter in my head.
Dean, Sammy, you should have just listened to Ezra. You've never encountered ghosts like these before. Yes, Sam put on your thinking cap and research more into these ghosts.
Dean, I know JD can be a overeager at times but I wish you hadn't shot him, its not good to piss off these spirits, okay? I mean you got Nathan riled and I don't even want to think about Chris really getting pissed at you. I'd love to see you and Ezra play poker. Think you'd meet your match in Ezra.
Hmn...someone already salted and burned the 6? And they are still in Four Corners? Who burned them I wonder and does that tie in to why they are still there? Very interested to see how it all unravels.
In the third chapter, I squealed when I recognized Agents 'Cambell and Ramni" from "Long Distance Caller." Glad Matthew opened up to Dean and Sam and told them the truth about the 'boys.'
I enjoyed how Matthew was not fooled and followed them to the cemetery. I also enjoyed the little moment between Chris and Matthew in this chapter.
The second chapter with the deaths of the majority of our 'boys' had me in tears especially at the end when Chris died after ordering Vin to watch over the town for them. It was so heartbreaking to see Vin left behind. It must have been so hard on him.
In the first chapter, I loved the Ezra-Speak, "mechanical behmoth" made me laugh as did JD's curiousity. Josiah dropping the cigar on Chris's order and Nathan saying he didn't treat burns well were so spot on and you had me hooked from the first chapter.
Thank you for creating and sharing this yummy crossover over with us.
Its a treat to read. More soon, please. "Sam" and I giving you puppy eyes.
Oh and a little note for Mr. Kripke who thinks of SPN as a modern day western with monsters, an episode like this would be so awesome!
When I get engrossed with a story, I tend to 'talk' to the characters and I did it here again which just means I adored your story.
Thanks again for sharing your talent and imagination with us,
Take care,
hugs
Angela