Nadia's pov

Rowena's spell didn't work. My eyes are still in the back of my head, seeing the visions of the end.

Seeing all the bad things happening. My eyes go back to normal, gasping for breath.

"Nadia?" Dean asked. I gasped, having a panic attack.

"Cas, she's hyperventilating," Sam said. Cas touches my head, closing my eyes.

"She'll be out for a few moments," I hear Cas' voice fading.

---

I groaned, sitting up. "Dean? Sam?" I asked.

"Nadia?" Sam asked. "We're here, baby. What did you see?" Dean asked.

"I don't want to talk about it," I said. "As long as this vision of the world ending doesn't happen, then it won't come true," I said.

The door opens, I see Cas and Belphegor coming in. "Hey, look who's awake," Belphegor said.

"Nadia, you okay?" Cas asked. "I'll be okay," I said.

"Well, I have an idea?" Belphegor said. "What's going on?" I asked.

"We need Lilith's Crook," Belphegor said. "Lilith, the Succubus Lilith or Azaele's Lilith?" I asked.

"The blonde demon that Ruby made Sam kill to unleash Lucifer," Dean said. "What do you mean by "Lilith's Crook?" Sam asked.

"Yeah, you know one of those curvy-end canes that shepherds use? Little Bo Peep?" Belphegor asked. "The shepherd that herd sheep?" I asked.

"Yeah but it's actually a horn. Anyways, when Lilith began sending demons off Earth to do her bidding like Ligeia's Minions do hers, there was a little problem," Belphegor said.

We looked at him. "I mean, yeah she commanded absolute loyalty in Hell but there was no guarantee that once her minions were topsided, that they wouldn't take advantage of the situation. She needed to control her flock. So...," Belphegor paused.

"She forgot a Crook?" Sam asked. "Slash horn," Dean said.

"It could, well, can retrieve all of Hell's lost creatures and bring...," Belphegor snaps his fingers, "straight back home."

"Good thing Ligeia doesn't have one to take her minions back," I said. "And why haven't we heard this before?" Cas asked.

"She never needed to use it. When she ruled, it was enough for us that we knew she could and then when Crowley took over, he had other forms of discipline, endless line, endless paperwork. Now he liked to spend a lot of time down there anyway with us," Belphegor said.

"Where is it?" Dean asked. "Last I heard, it was in Lilith's chamber, which has been sealed for ages," Belphegor said.

"Now that all of the doors in Hell are open," Sam paused. "It's just sitting there, ripe for the taking. I get the Crook, sound the Crook and we suck all Hell's ghosts back into Hell. Then if the witch is feeling up to it," Belphegor said.

"I slam the door shut behind them," Rowena said. "Wait a second. How? With magic from the Book of The Damned?" Sam asked.

"A spell of my own devising. The Sanetur Acre Vulnus," Rowena said. Dean raised his eyebrow.

"A healing kind of spell. This gateway to Hell isn't great at all. A wound, a rupture, I can use the spell to undo the damage that Chuck did and the whole will seal, close up. We'll have to time it perfectly. If you go down to Hell when all things go down, how will we know when to start?" Rowena asked.

"Trust me, you'll know," Belphegor said. "What are you going to need?" Dean asked.

She starts listing the ingredient she needs, "... and an assistant," she finished.

"Sam, I think that would be you," I said. "What?" Sam asked.

"Sam, you know you're kind of her protege," I said. "I've always liked you, Nadia. Good thing you married Dean," she said.

"Yeah, I did," Dean said, smiling. Rowena continues to talk about what to do.

"Who will go with me?" Belphegor asked. Dean and I look at each other.

"Cas will go," Dean and I said together. Cas looks at me and Dean.

"Why not you, Nadia?" Cas asked. "You've been to Hell. I won't let Nadia go down there and risk Ligeia's minions seeing her. I won't allow it," Dean said.

"Sounds like I don't have a choice," Cas said. "Great, go team," Dean said.

Belphegor and Cas went outside to the hole in the ground, a hunter brought the stuff Rowena needs and more guns and stuff.

Dean's phone buzzing. "It's Ketch," Dean said.

Dean texts Ketch and tells him where we are. "I'll go wait for him," I said.

"Nadia, don't go out there alone," Dean said, grabbing his bag. The hunter left as well and headed back to the quarantine area to keep an eye out.

We stood behind a headstone that's near the wall. Dean sat his bag down, grabbing the big hex bag.

"Come on, come on," Dean said. I looked at the hole in the ground.

"Smalls, I don't remember you firing a firecracker this big," I whispered. "Sandlot 2? Good one," Dean said.

"Too bad we can't blame Smalls for this," I said. "Hopefully, Belphegor finds it," he said.

Few Moments Later

I hear the horn blaring as the ground starts rumbling. "Sounds like he found it," Dean said.

The ghosts are being sucked down. I hear Rowena and Sam chanting.

The hex bag lights up, Dean standing up. "Throw it, Dean," I said.

Dean throws it down as it explodes and the dirt goes down. "It's working," I said.

The horn blaring stops. "What the?" Dean asked.

I gasped softly, closing my eyes. "Nadia?" Dean asked. I rolled my eyes in the back of my head.

{Cas spears down Belphegor down, starts throwing punches at his face, repeating blows. "Cas, stop, please," Jack begs.

Cas stops punching him. "Please, it's me, Jack," Jack begs.

"Liar!" Cas yelled, his eyes lit up and touching Jack's head.

Jack groans as Cas burns his body to a crisp and Cas pulls away.}

My eyes went back to normal, gasping. "Nadia, what did you see?" Dean asked.

I looked at Dean, tearing up. Dean grabs his phone, calling Sam.

"Hell if I know but the crack's starting to close up. Something doesn't feel right, I think Nadia saw it," Dean said, ending the call.

I want to tell Dean what happened down there. "Dean, Nadia?" Cas asked.

"Cas. What the hell happened?" Dean asked. Cas looked at Dean then at me.

"Castiel, tell me what you did to Jack's body or I tell Dean what I saw you did to Belphegor and what you did to Jack after he came back," I said.

"I killed Belphegor and the Crook is gone, I destroyed it," Cas said. "You did what?" Dean asked.

Cas told us what he did to Jack's body.  "Cas, it was our only shot! What the hell were you thinking?" Dean asked.

I looked at Cas. "Jack was alive after you beat Belphegor out of him," I said.

Cas looked at us. I saw the ghosts flying somewhere.

We look over, seeing the ghosts going to Rowena's body.

"Rowena?" I asked. Rowena's gasping and breathing heavily, walking over to the hole. We look at her, standing there.

She held her stomach, looking at us. "Goodbye, boys and Nadia, take care of my boys," Rowena said, smiling.

We look on. She stood there then slowly fell in the hole, going down to Hell.

I gasped softly, covering my mouth as I saw this happening. The ground closes up as it's over and Rowena takes the souls to Hell with her.

Next Day

We are back in the Bunker in Lebanon. Harlan is now safe and everyone went home.

Good thing Rowena was able to send all the souls back to Hell. It feels weird that she's gone now.

Sam had to kill her because it's what Rowena's book said. At least, all the souls are back in Hell.

"We're home now and safe. Talk to you guys later. Love you," I said, ending the call. I am in the library, drinking some whiskey.

Dean pours himself a glass, sitting next to me. "You okay?" Dean asked.

"Rowena saved us and Cas burnt Jack's body to a crisp," I said.

Dean nodded. "By the way, you look sexy in those jammies," he said, smirking.

"I'm glad. It's like a onesie for adults," I said, smirking. I see Cas walking to the library.

"Speaking of Cas," I whispered. "Hey guys," Cas said.

"Hey, Cas," I said. "How's Sam?" Cas asked.

"Not great," Dean said. "Sorry about Rowena," Cas said.

"You're sorry?" Dean asked. "Nadia, can you give me and Dean a moment to talk?" Cas asked.

I nodded, "Sure," I said, getting up. Dean grabs my arm, stopping me.

"No, she will not. If you have something to say, you can say it in front of my wife," Dean said. I sat back down.

"Why didn't you stick to the damn plan?" Dean asked. "Belphegor was lying," Cas said.

"Belphegor was a demon," Dean said. "So is Nadia, well, half-succubus. Unlike Nadia, he was using us. He wanted to eat every soul to take over Hell, Earth, and every..," Cas said.

"And we would've figured it out after with Rowena," Dean said. "The plan changed, Dean! Something went wrong. You know this, something goes wrong," Cas said.

"Yeah, why does that something always seem to be you?" Dean asked. Cas eyes opened wide at Dean.

I did as well. "You used to trust me, give me the benefit of the doubt. Now you and Nadia can barely look at me," Cas said. Dean looks up at Cas.

"My powers are failing and I've tried talking to you, over and over and you just don't want to hear it. You don't care. I'm dead to you. You still blame me for Mary," Cas said.

Dean shook his head. "Well, I don't think there's anything left to say," Cas said, walking away.

I looked down. "Where are you going?" Dean asked.

"Jack's dead. Chuck's gone. You and Sam have each other. And of course, you have Nadia, your wife, of course I am happy for the both of you," Cas said. 

I looked up at him, smiling. Cas turns around, looking at Dean and I. "I think it's time for me to move on," Cas said, leaving.

Cas heads up the stairs, opening the door and shutting it. I looked at Dean, placing my chin on his shoulder.  

"He'll be back," I said, stroking his hair. "I think he's serious. We don't need him. All I need is Sam, you and our family," he said, grabbing my hand.

I held it, leaning on his shoulder. "Once we stop Chuck, we should try growing our family," I said, smiling.

"If we have another daughter, please don't name her Rowena," Dean said. "If we do have another little girl, we'll call her Samantha Rowena Winchester," I said.

"I really want to try for a son and we'll name him Samuel," he said. "Samuel Colt Winchester. And don't forget we have James Dean Winchester, our wayward boy," I said, smiling.

Dean smiles. "I can't wait to grow our family," he said, smiling.

I smiled back, kissing his cheek. He wraps his arm around me.

Dean kissed my head. "Nadia, there's something I want to ask you," he said.

"What?" I asked. Dean gets up, getting down on one knee.

My jaw drops. "Dean, we are already married," I said, smiling and chuckling.

"I know we are but.. I want us to have an actual wedding ceremony with our families since we only eloped," he said.

"Oh Dean," I said. "So Nadia Jo Roussell Winchester, will you marry me again?" he asked.

I leaned down, kissing him deeply. "Of course I will marry you again," I said, smiling.

Dean smiles softly, hugging me. I held him tightly, smiling.

"I can't wait to have this wedding with our families," I said. "Why wait. We don't know how much time we have left because of Chuck. We should do it really quickly," he said.

"Are you sure?" I asked. "I'm sure," he said.

"We could have the wedding in Jacksonville in my mom's land out in the countryside. My dad walked me down again. Deanna and Jamie in the wedding. I really want my best friends Dani and Jill to be in the wedding as well since they're my best friend and so is Colt. I really want them there," I said.

Dean nodded. "I agree. Sam as my best man since he's my brother and Dani as your maid of honor. I would like to add photos of the people that couldn't make it, who supported us and who died for us," Dean said.

I nodded. "I agree with you on that. I have plenty of pictures of everyone we had in our lives," I said, smiling.

Dean nodded. "Well, let's go to bed. We had a long ass few days, especially with Rowena saving all of us," Dean said.

I nodded. "Let's go," I said, getting off the table. Dean picks me up bridal style, holding onto him as we head to our room.