Hatchling http://archiveofourown.org/works/2375636/chapters/5247368 Before God left, He gave instructions for a new method of creating angels: one that allows an angel to take a consenting adult human as their child. By feeding them grace over the course of an unspecified amount of years, the human's - now known as a nestling's - soul will change enough to be able to produce a modified form of grace, thereby keeping angels from dying out. After the end of the apocalypse and with Sam having returned to Stanford, Dean is at a loss. When Castiel offers to take Dean as his nestling, Dean has no idea how far Castiel plans to take this - or how much he'll end up needing and enjoying it.
Nephlilm http://archiveofourown.org/works/4524231/chapters/10292889 The boys have hidden the fact that they were nephilim all their lives, but when an angel pulls Dean out of Hell, there's no hiding it. Instead of an instant smiting, Sam and Dean find themselves with a whole new extended family, and everyone wants to meet the newest little angels.
Angels Among Us http://archiveofourown.org/works/1323451/chapters/2754565 Cas and Gabriel are two angels living among the human race. Michael has decided to make use of the angels drawn to human life, ordering them to play host to the few nephilim unable to make permanent homes for themselves. These hunters are forced to live nomadic lives as they protect humanity from evil. Two of these nephilim roam into the angels' town and they're forced to provide them with a place to stay... only days away from Heaven's nesting ceremony. The Winchesters are unlike any nephilim ever created, blessed by the two most powerful angels and able to unbind the seal on their wings by sheer willpower alone. Michael fears that willpower will also unbind the seal over their angelic abilities. To keep that from happening, he tries to force them into nesting with a more powerful angel beneath his command. The only problem is... the Winchesters have found interest in their hosts, who are most definitely not under Michael's thumb.
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Hatchling
http://archiveofourown.org/works/2375636/chapters/5247368
Before God left, He gave instructions for a new method of creating angels: one that allows an angel to take a consenting adult human as their child. By feeding them grace over the course of an unspecified amount of years, the human's - now known as a nestling's - soul will change enough to be able to produce a modified form of grace, thereby keeping angels from dying out.
After the end of the apocalypse and with Sam having returned to Stanford, Dean is at a loss. When Castiel offers to take Dean as his nestling, Dean has no idea how far Castiel plans to take this - or how much he'll end up needing and enjoying it.
Nephlilm
http://archiveofourown.org/works/4524231/chapters/10292889
The boys have hidden the fact that they were nephilim all their lives, but when an angel pulls Dean out of Hell, there's no hiding it. Instead of an instant smiting, Sam and Dean find themselves with a whole new extended family, and everyone wants to meet the newest little angels.
Angels Among Us
http://archiveofourown.org/works/1323451/chapters/2754565
Cas and Gabriel are two angels living among the human race. Michael has decided to make use of the angels drawn to human life, ordering them to play host to the few nephilim unable to make permanent homes for themselves. These hunters are forced to live nomadic lives as they protect humanity from evil. Two of these nephilim roam into the angels' town and they're forced to provide them with a place to stay... only days away from Heaven's nesting ceremony. The Winchesters are unlike any nephilim ever created, blessed by the two most powerful angels and able to unbind the seal on their wings by sheer willpower alone. Michael fears that willpower will also unbind the seal over their angelic abilities. To keep that from happening, he tries to force them into nesting with a more powerful angel beneath his command. The only problem is... the Winchesters have found interest in their hosts, who are most definitely not under Michael's thumb.