Doya: Curtain falls on PLuto

Doya: Curtain falls on Pluto

// Because it needs a wrap-up

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Dean waited for Oya to leave the gas-station shop with food and drinks while he refueled Baby's tank.  They have been through quite a lot together, yet this last case was rough for the pair. Pluto, the pagan god they faced lately, had been quite a challenge to say the very least. First, he would have killed Oya if Castiel hadn't teleported to her location. He induced fear into both of their hearts, fear of losing their loved ones, fear of dying and leaving them behind, and fear of not being able to save the world. Pluto had it right. He tapped into this world's worst behaviors and desires to strengthen himself. People easily followed him, and in order to weaken the god, they had to sever his connection with humans.  Their small circle grew larger with the intervention of Rowena, Crowley, and a plethora of hunters which culminated in a very intense fight against the god. They killed him, but they were badly hurt as expected. They killed him and they were able to put his existence behind them. Oya managed to overcome her stress and fear. She managed to regain her confidence, slowly, but surely and felt more like herself since his death. She felt vindicated, so what was a wound on her belly? Just another scar to prove she lived and survived to tell the tale. Dean managed to survive a shoulder wound and was able to put that whole case behind him.

Rowena and Crowley betrayed them, as expected but in the end, Dean and Oya survived together. They always did but this time more than the others, the Winchester was relieved that they managed to survive together. This case had him worried because he could have genuinely lost her and it forced him to reconsider his connection to that woman. He loved her. He needed her. He refused to live in a world where she wouldn't be. Dean had lost so many people in life that he knew that he couldn't survive one more. Oya had been in his life for years now, she shared his life, she shared his bed, she shared his heart and because she did, he couldn't afford to lose her. Pluto brought that fear back up in his mind. He almost made it real and the very fact that they managed to survive with just a couple wounds, was a miracle. She was his miracle. Come to think of it. She was his miracle. Oya loved him for who he was, without conditions, without limits, without demands. She loved him and she wanted to build a life with him. How could he want to be away from the woman he loved?  Pluto made him realize how much he loved her, but the sight of her walking toward him made him fall in love with her again. 

-TBC-