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fandomtownies2009-05-07 05:51 am
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The Causeway, Early Thursday Morning
They were going to try again. The graduates were all leaving - if there was any justice in the world, the island would let them pass again, back to where they belonged. Home, where he hoped Morgana was safe, that no threat had come up on the people while he was away, and that his father hadn't called another war upon them.
(It was that, or Arthur was going to have to figure out how to strike some truce with Leto, and the thought was already giving him a headache)
He held his horse by the lead as he came up on the causeway. He steeled himself. "We're leaving," he told it. And by extension, Merlin.
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(It was that, or Arthur was going to have to figure out how to strike some truce with Leto, and the thought was already giving him a headache)
He held his horse by the lead as he came up on the causeway. He steeled himself. "We're leaving," he told it. And by extension, Merlin.
[[ thread with arthur locked to one, but open if anyone else needs to use the causeway at this hour ]]

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He took a deep breath - a subconscious move - and made another step. And another.
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They were getting closer, now, to the place where the changeover would happen - as Arthur had learned on many, many tries.
He realised he was babbling mostly for the sake of it, so he slammed his mouth firmly shut after that one.
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...and he was facing the island again. "Bugger," he said, eloquently. "Merlin, you'll need to keep looking into these portals--"
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Merlin looked around and saw nothing of the island. No buildings, no noise, no Arthur.
Just green and forest and--oh god he knew this place.
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Nothing.
"Merlin!"
Still nothing.
He turned completely around, rather abruptly, and practically threw himself at the end of the causeway. Nothing happened.
And again. And again. "What kind of sorcery is this?!" he yelled, finally. "You will return him, or return me to Camelot!" Because demanding things of empty air was going to get you something, Arthur.
Obviously, there was no response.