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Sir Gwaine (likestheodds) wrote in colligo_threads,
@ 2011-08-12 22:16:00

Entry tags:

arthur pendragon, gwaine, lancelot, leon, merlin, morgana

Who: Gwaine, Lancelot, Leon and Morgana, Merlin, Arthur
What: Three knights of the round table get roped into taking care of children
When: Today
Where: Starts at Gwaine and Leon's apartment, from there we shall see
Rating/Warnings: Probably low, possible child sass
Status: In progress/closed

Three children didn't sound like a large and unmanageable number. There were, after all, only three of them, and maybe each a bit taller than waist high. The three knights were grown mean, broad shouldered and full of logic and reason to out maneuver any fearsome creature that would dare cross their paths. Unfortunately, the three knights of Camelot had never confronted a creature so fierce, so unpredictable, so manipulative as these three children, innocent seeming in their bright faces blinking at them as to render the men subdued and under their control instantly. The odds were presented as even, but it became quickly apparent everything was in the children's favor.

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	loyalknight 2011-08-14 01:53 am UTC (link)
	"Of course." He nodded solemnly, curious as to what secrets Arthur could have here. The little ones had been watched almost constantly, Morgana and Arthur, at least, since they're ages had changed. So it wasn't as if they had to sneak off and get themselves in trouble or anything. "Your secrets are always safe with me." (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	a_royal_prat 2011-08-14 02:22 am UTC (link)
	"I have a sword." Arthur swung and tumbled from the tree, landing in a crouch and staring up at Leon apprehensively. "I stole it." (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

loyalknight
2011-08-14 02:35 am UTC (link)

"Oh?" His expression fell to something that was clearly disappointment when Arthur admitted to stealing. Even if he suspected that the blond had simply found and taken the sword belonging to his older self, Arthur couldn't have known it, and there were few circumstances that Leon would excuse theft.

"And?" He waited for an explanation. Why he'd stolen it, and from where. What he was going to do now, especially after having told Leon. The older knight's tone made it clear that there were certainly wrong answers to his question, and that Arthur should consider carefully how he continued. Not that Leon could or had ever disciplined the prince, but he had long since mastered the power of disappointment and guilt when it came to Arthur and Morgana.

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