"So.. I'm back."

Ruby stayed quiet for a few moments, staring at the bottle of tequila before finally giving Ruby a small nod. “Yeah, okay.”

She reached habitually for the tequila bottle and began unscrewing it before, with a sigh, she planted it back down on the tabletop. "C'mon. Film night, on me. As much as I hate to say it, drinkin' a'int gonna help us now."

"I have no reason to, yet. Besides, you seem to detest that British Oaf as much as I do, so I consider you an ally. One I can rely on, I hope?” Abaddon said with a grin and a small chuckle. 

"Of course. Anything to dropkick Mr Ego downstairs as soon as possible." She grinned then, allowing herself to relax a little. "So, what's the plan?"

I don’t like poetry. Put up or shut up.

"Do I look gone?” She chuckled, studying the young woman, “It’s fine. I prefer most people assuming that, anyway. It means when they hear the truth it is far more amusing for me.” 

"Well, that's one way to look at it." She allowed herself a brief smile, cautious of her actions in the stronger demon's presence. "I don't wanna sound ungrateful, but since you haven't killed me yet I'm guessing you're not gonna. Crowley thinks he's King of the hill right now, but that douchebag's got it coming. Are you on his side?"

UK Border Agency are in train stations in the South. They are randomly checking the immigration status of people of colour.

WHAT TO DO IF YOU ARE STOPPED BY IMMIGRATION OFFICERS (UKBA)

If the UK Border Agency or police stop you in the street and ask about your immigration status:

- You DO NOT have to answer any questions. - You DO NOT have to tell them your name or address. - Tell them that you do not want to talk to them. - Stay polite but confident. - You can walk away.

They are not allowed to stop you just because of your race. They can only stop you if they have a good reason. If they stop you just because of how you look, or the language you speak, tell them: “This is racist”. “This is illegal”. “I will make a complaint”.

If you are detained, call Bail for Immigration Detainees (independent from us): 020 7247 3590

What to do if you see someone being stopped If you see someone being stopped by UKBA officers or police on immigration grounds, and your immigration status does not put you at risk yourself, it is recommended that you: - Immediately make the person aware that they do not have to answer questions & that they can leave - Remind the officers of the law - Film the incident, where possible asking the person stopped if that’s ok, or just filming the officers involved. This may be useful in making a claim in the event of an unlawful stop or arrest. - Record the lapel numbers of the officers involved - Make other members of the public aware of what’s happening - Get witnesses’ contact details if the stop leads to an arrest or the person wants to pursue it afterwards - Attempt to pass on a phone number to the individual if you think the stop will lead to arrest - Try not to get aggressive or physically obstruct officers if you want to avoid being arrested for obstruction. Network 23 Anti Raids website link.

"So.. I'm back."

"But, what if Cas can’t heal him? Then what?"

"Then I really don't know, Rube. We'll cross that bridge when we get to it. I promise, we'll get him back."

"So.. I'm back."

"We need an angel. But, the only angel we know who’d listen to us is MIA." She shook her head slowly before looking up at her. "I did witchcraft. It’s how I ended up in Hell in the first place. But, I don’t think there’s anythin’ I could do that’s help."

"So here's what we do. We find.. the angel. Heal him up, whatever. Get him all juiced up again. He heals Sammy. Everyone's happy, hugs and puppies all around."