Smallton, Texas

Dean was exiting the grocery store with a bag of salt, pie, and some of the salad that Sam insisted he get, when his phone rang. Seeing who it was, he flipped it open. "Hey Sammy, you found a case for us yet?"

"Maybe. I found a few cases that could be our thing."

"Cool. I just finished at the store."

"Did you remember to get the-" Sam was cut off by the sound of a gun cocking.

"Sammy?"

"I'm fine Dean, but there's something here. Oh my- it's some sort of freaky robot. It's-" there was the sound of several gunshots. "What the..?" Sam's voice came from the phone's speaker. There was the sound of a clattering, the phone falling to the floor. Then there was the sickening sound of a person hitting the floor.

"Sammy?" There was no answer.

"CAS! Get down here!" There was a soft fluttering sound, and Dean turned around to find himself inches away from another man with a tan trenchcoat and messy black hair."Dean, what is-"

"Something's happening with Sam. I need to get back to the motel now."

Cas nodded, sensing the man's urgency. Dean grabbed onto the angel's arm, and they found themselves in the run down old motel room. Dean glanced around for a moment before spotting the younger Winchester laying still on the fading carpet and rushing to his side. While Dean checked for signs of life, Cas scanned the rooms for any danger. Finding none, he returned to Dean. The hunter looked to him with tears in his eyes.

"Cas, he... he has no pulse. Please, just, do something."

Cas knelt on the floor next to him and placed his hand on Sam's forehead. He closed his eyes for a moment then looked up, frowning.

"His soul is not here, nor is it in heaven or hell. It has been taken somewhere."

"What?"

"I don't know..."

Dean followed the gaze of the angel to the laptop sitting open and glowing on the table. Microsoft Word was open, and a sentence was being typed into it, over and over.

I don't know where I am. I don't know where I am. I don't know where I am. I don't know where I am. I don't know where I am. I don't know where I am.