They had gone for a hunt. At least, that had been the general term. The honest truth was that Arthur needed to get away from his room for a while, away from the building, and into an area that made some senseThat may have explained the lack of any insults thrown at Merlin's head, but for the few that were actually needed. It also explained why he
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He wasn't what?
"I mean, I'm not what you think."
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"A completely rubbish servant?" he said instead, kindly, in as much as that statement could be said kindly.
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Oh god, he just said that out loud. To Arthur. Oh god, oh god, oh god.
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Tried to tell you before and then never objected when the wrong conclusions were drawn?
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He'd get to the you lied to me part when he wasn't busy being so astonished at the sheer level of idiot.
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Slowly.
"But you--would be dead if I hadn't?"
Okay, so now he was just confused.
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Any sense of dawning betrayal in his heart? Still overshadowed by the fact that Merlin was the biggest moron in the history of complete and utter idiocy. He gave Merlin his best what the fucking fuck, you idiot? expression.
"Well. I'm sure that if we simply explain that to my father, he'll be far less inclined to see you executed!" His eyes widened. "Why, he might even invite the both of you to tea!"
Arthur could, at times, put the campest modern gay men to shame in his bitchiness.
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"So you have been keeping this from me this entire time," he said.
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"You lied to me," he said, to affirm that part again.
It was this bloody place: he didn't know what the hell to do about anything.
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He eyed the trees. "At least you didn't go about blurting it out in front of my father," pause, "Again."
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