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14 Aug 2026
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"If it's a girl we'll call her... Katherine." he remembers his wife told him once while stroking her prominent belly.
"And if it's a boy?"
"Hmm... I'll leave that to you."
He didn't bother to think of one. He thought that when the time came the right name would come to his lips and now he wouldn't even have the chance to do that.
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Where Uther didn't only lose his wife to magic, but his only son and heir was kidnapped by a mystery sorcerer
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14 Aug 2026
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Uther abandons Arthur at birth. He remains in Tintagel and is raised by a good Nimueh and educated by Catha warriors. The forgotten prince becomes a talented fighter, but he remains lonely and unloved. He is kind and noble, and without Uther's influence he never becomes a prat. A new prophecy emerges, one that still involves Emrys. Once of age, Arthur leaves Tintagel and joins with Emrys; together, they discover their shared destiny. This story is more about character than action. It is about a journey to find purpose and love.
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Uther has decided his son needs to find an Omega to begin training in the ways of a future Queen. Arthur is insulted and frankly disgusted by the Omega Parades, and wishes he could mate/marry for love instead.
Enter this disrespectful peasant who has absolutely no respect or decency, and absolutely should not be his manservant. Arthur loathes him.
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14 Aug 2026
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Arthur’s love for Merlin knows no end and no logic. So, while to others it may have seemed foolish to set aside his kingdom, his birthright, his very destiny, it was a simple exchange for him. Merlin’s life would always ALWAYS be worth his crown, no matter what need it has of him.
Or the one where Arthur runs away with Merlin to live a destiny-free life on that farm. But since when has destiny ever given up a good chase?
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- Part 34 of Would You?