Raylan's heard of those, but like aliens and killer robots from mars, it sounded like science fiction to his own experience. But he could tell from the jump how much Sam meant to Dean and he hasn't even seen them in the same room together yet. It was sweet, to see siblings dedicated to each other the way that Raylan had been taught it should be between families.

"Glad to see her back on Phillips Drive and with people she knows," he commented genuinely with a nod of his head. "She reminds me of a kid I know back home."

He glanced over and gave half a shrug and a shake of his head. "I walk the fog line every day that I can, seein' where it stops, if it moves, how much land we gain or lose. Seems to change every couple of days. I'm waiting for it to pull back. Doesn't hurt that I run into a new face or two - It's how I met Neal, matter of fact. Don't know that there's anyone else, aside from you now, that's mindin' it. Keeps me busy."