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fandom: Merlin
rating: teen+ audiences
characters/pairings: Arthur/Freya (Arthur/Merlin, Freya/Merlin)
length: ~1750 words
content notices: major character death (afterlife-fic); canon-typical violence, references to war; brief sexually-explicit language
summary: Merlin is not in Avalon.
notes: written for the![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
kinkme_merlin prompt “Arthur/Freya. When Arthur dies and goes to Avalon, he meets Freya. They bond over missing Merlin.” for the sake of the timeline of this particular fic, I have chosen to ignore the actual biographical data on Geoffrey of Monmouth (I’ve also incorporated a few other things which are not, strictly speaking, factual), as well as the time, from context, in which Merlin is probably supposed to take place. title from Leonard Cohen’s “Love Calls You By Your Name”.
ao3 crosspost: here
( She looks beyond that at everything that Arthur has become—the good he’s done with his life and the bad he’s undone—and she stretches out her hand toward the boat and does not push it away. )
rating: teen+ audiences
characters/pairings: Arthur/Freya (Arthur/Merlin, Freya/Merlin)
length: ~1750 words
content notices: major character death (afterlife-fic); canon-typical violence, references to war; brief sexually-explicit language
summary: Merlin is not in Avalon.
notes: written for the
kinkme_merlin prompt “Arthur/Freya. When Arthur dies and goes to Avalon, he meets Freya. They bond over missing Merlin.” for the sake of the timeline of this particular fic, I have chosen to ignore the actual biographical data on Geoffrey of Monmouth (I’ve also incorporated a few other things which are not, strictly speaking, factual), as well as the time, from context, in which Merlin is probably supposed to take place. title from Leonard Cohen’s “Love Calls You By Your Name”.ao3 crosspost: here
( She looks beyond that at everything that Arthur has become—the good he’s done with his life and the bad he’s undone—and she stretches out her hand toward the boat and does not push it away. )
