MERLIN BIG BANG 2013 (Merlin/Arthur, Gwaine. G)
Title: Sleeping Pendragon
Artist: thedeathchamber
Pairings/characters: Arthur/Merlin, Gwaine
Rating (if applicable): G
Warnings: None
Summary: Merlin is faced with an entirely new world of magic that isn't from the Old Religion - magic that's broken by things like fairy dust and True Love's Kiss. The kinds of curses that come from this new magic are dangerous, revelatory and dark. Camelot falls into misery when Arthur is placed under a sleeping curse that only strong magic can bring him out of, and which Merlin (Gwaine in tow) must travel to a foreign realm to find. Along the way are mermaids, fairies, maidens in towers and lots of sexual tension.
Artist's notes: I just couldn't miss it! Thank you to the_muppet for making all this possible. And it's been great working with
violeteyedhair, thank you for the fun story!
Story link: Here!
Disclaimer:The drawings are mine, but nothing else.
Truly, there is magic in fairytales.
For it takes but a simply-uttered 'Once upon a time...' to allure and spellbind an audience.
-- Richelle E. Goodrich
Artist: thedeathchamber
Pairings/characters: Arthur/Merlin, Gwaine
Rating (if applicable): G
Warnings: None
Summary: Merlin is faced with an entirely new world of magic that isn't from the Old Religion - magic that's broken by things like fairy dust and True Love's Kiss. The kinds of curses that come from this new magic are dangerous, revelatory and dark. Camelot falls into misery when Arthur is placed under a sleeping curse that only strong magic can bring him out of, and which Merlin (Gwaine in tow) must travel to a foreign realm to find. Along the way are mermaids, fairies, maidens in towers and lots of sexual tension.
Artist's notes: I just couldn't miss it! Thank you to the_muppet for making all this possible. And it's been great working with
violeteyedhair, thank you for the fun story!
Story link: Here!
Disclaimer:The drawings are mine, but nothing else.
Truly, there is magic in fairytales.
For it takes but a simply-uttered 'Once upon a time...' to allure and spellbind an audience.
-- Richelle E. Goodrich