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Fandom: Leverage/Supernatural
Title: To Salt the Flame, Part One
Pairing/Characters: Eliot Spencer, Father John Winchester
Word Count: 3,349
Rating: R-ish
Summary: Pre-Series for Leverage, AU pre-series for SPN. John Winchester lost everything, and surrendered all that was left into the church that saved him. He became a priest who served his God in the traditional ways, as well as a few less traditional ways. Eliot Spencer is a young man restless and on the move, trying to outrun his past and chasing a life of painful destruction toward his future. When the two collide one stormy night, it leaves a mark...on both of them.
A/Ns & Warnings: This will develop into priest!kink. Both our boys have dark pasts and when they come together, demons of the figurative kind may not be the only thing they have to deal with. I blame this on![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
havenward...but then...what don't I blame on her?
( Judging from the scars and fading bruises, the kid lived by his fists and likely hadn't had a home for a while. The knife cut on his arm was clean at least and Father John took time to apply antiseptic before the bandages. )
Title: To Salt the Flame, Part One
Pairing/Characters: Eliot Spencer, Father John Winchester
Word Count: 3,349
Rating: R-ish
Summary: Pre-Series for Leverage, AU pre-series for SPN. John Winchester lost everything, and surrendered all that was left into the church that saved him. He became a priest who served his God in the traditional ways, as well as a few less traditional ways. Eliot Spencer is a young man restless and on the move, trying to outrun his past and chasing a life of painful destruction toward his future. When the two collide one stormy night, it leaves a mark...on both of them.
A/Ns & Warnings: This will develop into priest!kink. Both our boys have dark pasts and when they come together, demons of the figurative kind may not be the only thing they have to deal with. I blame this on
havenward...but then...what don't I blame on her?( Judging from the scars and fading bruises, the kid lived by his fists and likely hadn't had a home for a while. The knife cut on his arm was clean at least and Father John took time to apply antiseptic before the bandages. )
