The Magnus Archives Aspec Weeks
The parent collection for Aspec Martin Blackwood Week and Aspec Archives Week, to organize everything under one larger collection.
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What if Jon met Gerry while he was working in Research? One choice changed the course of events and Jon ends up in the Archives years before Canon while Gertrude is still around.
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- Part 2 of Some treats
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to take the road less traveled by by bluejayblueskies
Fandoms: The Magnus Archives (Podcast)
31 Jan 2021
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Once upon a time, in a land divided by water and mountains and the hands of men into fourteen kingdoms, there was a prince. His name was Prince Timothy of the House of Stoker, ruling over the land of the fae, and though he was neither fae nor human, he would do as a prince should, even if his heart lay beyond, in the kingdom of ever-watching eyes.
So when his father commanded him to venture beyond the land of the fae and into the spiraling forests of the Twisting Deceit, wherein lay a tower so high it was thought to touch the stars, and rescue a trapped princess from that tower, Prince Timothy donned the lightest of leather armors, plucked his bow from the armory, and left his kingdom behind in the glow of the rising sun.
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Of Prince Timothy, his lovers, and a princess trapped in a tower.
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Tim Stoker is bi and proud, and also not a fan of people walking all over his friends, even if they're just the snappy guy who shares his research desk. Jon is just tired of explaining himself, please and thank you.
Written for Day Seven of Aspec Archives Week 2021, with the prompt: Solidarity.
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He knows that labels don’t really matter, but they still feel good. It’s comforting to know that he isn’t broken or a liar or confused; there are people in the world who share a word with him. They are bonded under a flag of black, white, purple, and grey.
Except, it wasn’t that easy. God forbid anything was easy for Jon. -
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“The music is nice,” Jon says, leaning his head gently against the side of Martin’s knee. “It’s lovely, the quiet we have here, but sometimes the silence can get a bit…”
He waves his hand absently. “Oppressive.”
Martin lets out a small exhalation. “Yeah, I know what you mean.”
They sit for a moment, what would have been silence filled instead with the gentle hum of a jazz ballad. Then, the couch dips again as Martin stands and says, quietly, “Dance with me?”
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- Part 7 of Aspec Archives Week