powerlessness

After bringing Dean back to the Bunker in the hopes of curing him, Dean gets loose and now its time for Sam and Castiel to pay the price for their foolishness.

Homo sapiens domesticusHumans (Homo sapiens domesticus) are short-lived primates of the family Hominidae, and the only existant species of the genus Homo. They originated in Africa, and spread to other continents of planet Earth within a megavorn. While fractious and warlike in their wild state, they are easily trained to a useful function.

Ilya is the submissive ministra partner of the dominant energos Dracen. He tries his best at playing the court game, smiling and bullshitting to the snakes and vultures around them, but one day he can't take it anymore - he explodes at a courtier he particularly hates. He embarrasses his energos in public. Luckily, Dracen's always there to remind him to do better.

So, there's some really important context on where I'm coming from here: Scott's dealing with a lot of shit, he's been dealing with a lot of shit for the better part of a year; his coping mechanisms are all, to some degree, ineffective or else completely non-existent and he's repeatedly shown that he puts the welfare and safety of others above his own self-care, even on a very basic level (like say for instance, giving himself over to Deucalion—who could potentially kill him if Scott doesn't toe his line—in order to save Melissa and Sheriff Stilinski); he feels responsible and guilty over things that, in some cases, it is literally impossible for him to be responsible for—and yeah, the Wolfsbane initially triggered his suicide attempt at the Glen Capri, but no, that wasn't just the Wolfsbane. A lot of it was also Scott himself hitting a very, very understandable breaking point.

In the wake of tragedy, the boy who will grow up to be Jin comes to terms with his future occupation. Precedes the anime by six years.