The Bunker

The Men Of Letters Bunker is a place the Winchesters call home, it is hidden, warded, and it is safe... most of the time. This place is so massive, there are rooms that have not been opened in decades. There is something in one of these rooms that will forever change the Winchesters outlook on magic..real, natural magic.

Flashback

The date is October 13, 1967, and it's a Friday no less, when Headmaster Dumbledore arrives to the American chapter of the Men of Letters bunker. He was recently promoted to the position after being a transfiguration professor for decades. He knew of the MOL, and they knew of natural born magicals or witches and wizards which is how Dumbledore is given access to the bunker. But little did he know, the MOL were all killed or vanished in 1958. Still, Dumbledore was there on business. He wanted to warn future MOL residents about the upcoming war, a war that would eventually cause the end of the world as we know it.

Dumbledore wasted no time, after putting his international port key in his robe pocket to enter the bunker through magical means since he did not have the key. When first entering, Dumbledore noticed the unfinished game of chess and was tempted to make the next logical move before deciding against it. He can't get distracted, however, upon descending the spiral staircase he couldn't help but revel in the beauty of this place. Even with the lights off, you can see this bunker has a lot of the newest technologies, everything from a telegraph to a CB radio, as well as a switchboard for telephones. What really caught his wandering eyes was the War table. The whole world was beautifully mapped out, well almost the whole world. If you were trying to find Hogwarts on this map, the only place that would be seen is an abandoned coal mine. This made Dumbledore smile, knowing his school was hidden from Muggles.

He pulled his wand from his robes and cast "Lumos", turning the wand into a sort-of flashlight. He planned on hiding a copy of Hogwarts: A History amongst all the other books in one of the abandoned rooms with a parchment stating the prophecy about a boy who would evidently save the world stashed in the index. You see, Dumbledore didn't want this book to be found so easily. If it was found, and read all the way through, the parchment would activate into a port key whisking away whomever is in contact with said parchment. He continued to wander around the bunker until coming upon room 7B, not exactly a hidden room but not easily come by either. Opening the door, the room looked like an ordinary storage room with shelves of labeled boxes and confidential files. He carefully placed the thick tome on one of the bottom shelves towards the back wall. He was not paying attention to the room itself or he would have noticed the false wall that opened up into a separate room with a massive Devils Trap painted on the floor and warded cuffs and chains secured to the wall and floor.

Dumbledore felt confident in his decision to possibly involve the MOL in the future to help save the world. (Boy was he in for a shock). On his way out of the bunker, he stopped right inside the door and warded the bunker against apparition, and added protection. When Dumbledore stepped outside, he pulled a tea saucer from his robes which was his international port key, tapped his wand and said "Portus". Little did he know, the next occupants were going to be two brothers who have saved the world more than once. But would they find the book? Would they read the whole thing or skimp to the end? Will they be willing to help or shoot first ask questions later?