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winterknightsTitle: When the Time Is Right (The Darkness Will Leave Us)
Author: ???
Pairing(s): Elyan/Percival
Prompt: N/A (my own)
Word Count: 1569
Rating: PG-13
Contains (Highlight to view): *No warnings.*
Disclaimer: Merlin characters are the property of Shine and BBC. No profit is being made, and no copyright infringement is intended.
Notes: Thanks to the Winterknights crew for keeping this time of year chock full of Merlin-y goodness! For years, off and on, I've lamented the lack of Elyan/Percival while continuing to write anything but - so this year I decided to put my fandom money where my fandom mouth is, so to speak, and indulge in a little rarepair feels. Set at Midwinter, after the events of S04.
Summary Give him time, they'd said. Given all that Elyan's been through, Percival thinks he understands. But as the months go by and the distance grows, he starts to wonder. Then, during the Midwinter festivities, he notes Elyan slipping out early and has an epiphany: Maybe it's less about waiting for enough time to pass and more about choosing the right time.
Read it on AO3: When the Time Is Right (The Darkness Will Leave Us)
Author: ???
Pairing(s): Elyan/Percival
Prompt: N/A (my own)
Word Count: 1569
Rating: PG-13
Contains (Highlight to view): *No warnings.*
Disclaimer: Merlin characters are the property of Shine and BBC. No profit is being made, and no copyright infringement is intended.
Notes: Thanks to the Winterknights crew for keeping this time of year chock full of Merlin-y goodness! For years, off and on, I've lamented the lack of Elyan/Percival while continuing to write anything but - so this year I decided to put my fandom money where my fandom mouth is, so to speak, and indulge in a little rarepair feels. Set at Midwinter, after the events of S04.
Summary Give him time, they'd said. Given all that Elyan's been through, Percival thinks he understands. But as the months go by and the distance grows, he starts to wonder. Then, during the Midwinter festivities, he notes Elyan slipping out early and has an epiphany: Maybe it's less about waiting for enough time to pass and more about choosing the right time.
Read it on AO3: When the Time Is Right (The Darkness Will Leave Us)
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