These words I've shared

[thepull_mods]

Who: Open Log for all those who let themselves get taken in.
When: September 1st, 1918 and September 2nd, 1918.
Where: Undisclosed barracks at the Missionworth Military Base
Summary: The Military wants answers, and they're hoping you can help give them. Also, there are at least temporary beds. Try and sleep off that hangover.
Warnings: Interrogations will only go as badly as expected.

Though the newcomers haven't been treated as an overall threat, they have been taken to their new location as quickly as possible, and under fairly heavy guard.

Those guarding the newcomers vary between overly interested, and incredibly wary. Some seem to barely be able to hold back asking questions, and some clearly expecting a fight at any moment.

Needless to say, the tension is a bit high.

The newcomers who came quietly (Or at all) are held for the meantime in an empty barracks, bunk beds lining the walls and a bathroom off one end of the hall.

Periodically, a guard will come by and request for someone to follow them to be questioned.

It's likely a good idea to follow. 

Comments

[servingmichael]

Because I'm going to grab it. I want to see if you can get loose.

[It's not malicious, at least.]

[ofthursday]

[The really doesn't sound like fun, and he just shakes his head a little. Nope. He wants no part in this.]

[servingmichael]

I'm not going to grab you hard enough to harm you. You want me to leave you here, to risk yourself for people you don't even known. I need to know you aren't as helpless as you currently appear.

[He's actually not planning on hurting Castiel.]

[ofthursday]

Why isn't it my choice?

[Even without his memory, and knowing that this is the base of what started all his problems with Heaven and Raphael, this is the question that comes to mind first and foremost. Why is it Raphael's decision what he does, and not his own?]

[servingmichael]

Because you don't know enough of the situation to make that choice.

[Raphael is actually trying to give Castiel an actual answer beyond 'I said so'.]

You don't know what you are, what can you do, or enough of humans to judge this situation.

[ofthursday]

I know that I shouldn't even be speaking with you, let alone listening.

[He takes a step back, as he says it.]

Just leave me alone.

[servingmichael]

And who says that you shouldn't?

[He doesn't advance, merely watches.]

[ofthursday]

Does it matter?

[There's a flash of protectiveness; even though it wouldn't be difficult to guess who told him such, he's not about to tell Raphael.]

[servingmichael]

To me it does.

[Oh he can guess.]