SapphireAwakens
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A Mother's Trial unravels the story of Narcissa Malfoy's privileged life, now shaken by the Dark Lord’s first defeat. Amid the wreckage, her fierce maternal instincts drive her to protect both her son, Draco, and a mysterious child marked by a lightning-shaped scar. As old secrets surface and magical ties are revealed, Narcissa’s loyalty to her family and her resilience are tested like never before.
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After Arthur disobeyed his father and retrieved the Mortaeus flower for Merlin's cure, Arthur's frantic pleading to save Merlin led to a misunderstanding that actually convinced Uther to take the flower to Gaius.
Now all Arthur has to do is explain to Merlin why Uther thinks they are lovers.
And while Uther is supportive of the relationship, he requires it kept secret. But in his paranoia, Uther misinterprets every innocent interaction between the two as something far more intimate, to the embarrassment of everyone involved.
And then the knights begin showing up...
Update 27/04/2024: This is long and in-process. So consider a break between story arcs!
Arc 1 - (chapters 1-32, 90k words) What happens when you accidentally tell your father you're gay and in love with Merlin and he ships it hard? You make it true.
Arc 2 - (chapters 33-70, 110k words) What happens when your father sends you to court someone you have no interest in? Side quests and Gwaine.
Arc 3 - (chapters 71+, in progress) What happens when your father invites every eligible woman to Camelot so you can find your wife like you promised in exchange for saving Merlin? Chaos. -
from the ashes by ericaco
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Thunderbolts (Movie 2025), Spider-Man - All Media Types
02 Jul 2025
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Despite all odds, the Thunderbolts- or New Avengers, trademark pending- are New York City's newest protectors. With their new publicity, Valentina breathing down their necks, and learning how to actually work with one another, the team has their hands full.
Enter one Peter Parker: Alone, traumatized, and forgotten.
How does the saying go? Misery loves company.