Title: The Seer
Author/Artist: melfinatheblue
Rating: NC-17
Pairing:Lucius/unknown male, Lucius/Abraxas
Summary: Abraxas is not happy to find out what his son's been up to at Hogwarts.
Warnings: dark fic, incest, non-con, physical, mental, and sexual abuse, slash
Prompt: Experimenting with wands. (Teen Lucius at Hogwarts)
Notes: This bunny went in a dark and scary direction. If you would like a light-hearted teen Lucius fic, may I suggest The Game which was originally supposed to be this prompt but I had some trouble with the characters refusing to cooperate. This fic is dark! Oh, and my most stylistically daring story to date. Massive thanks, once again, to stonegrad for the beta.
Word Count:1500
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Title: Lucius Malfoy and the Cauldron of Doom Part 4
Author/Artist: melfinatheblue
Rating: PG
Pairing: Lucius/Severus, Lucius/Narcissa, Draco/Pansy
Summary: Lucius' first morning and class
Warnings: for cursing, implied sexual activity, kissing, and mention of torture. I go into no detail, so PG. Also mush, cute, and angst.
Prompt: Lucius has been a bad boy and as punishment, The Ministry force him to take over the job of Potions Master. No-one ever said The Ministry had any sense.
Notes: I made it to a class! YAY! 2900 words, more or less.
Last bit here
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Title: Libera Me
Author/Artist: melfinatheblue
Rating: G
Pairing: You can read as Lucius/Severus, or not. Could be read as gen, I guess. So, I have no idea.
Summary: Severus Snape's funeral
Warnings: Sad, depressing, it's a funeral.
Prompt: A shallow grave, the colour purple and the sound of music from the luciusfqf item prompts
Notes: I combined a plot bunny and a prompt and a deep desire to use classical music in a fic. Go me! Latin is from Libera Me from Faure's Requiem and repeats as I remember it doing so. Full lyrics are linked at end.
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And soundtrack is available here for a week or so. It's a collection of 6 songs. They're numbered in the order they'd sort of fit into the piece, with the Dies Irae starting off the piece, and either of the two Agnes Deis ending it.