Post by Gaston Jr on Oct 9, 2017 17:05:20 GMT -5
He was back in Tintagel and it was time for some guilty pleasures.
He took off the many blankets he had wrapped it in and held it in his hands lovingly.
Staring at in awe he whispered, “hello old friend.”
Back in Camelot and even in the Summer Country, he had to keep things like this super quiet, after all, people could be super jumpy about anything they didn’t understand and besides he did not want another stern look off of Merlin. That stare cut deep. But here, in Tintagel, all the rules were different.
He flicked the switch, and the light came on with a ‘sssssshhhhhhhhhup’.
Then there was nothing but the gentle humming.
Closing his eyes, he started to swing the lightsabre about.
Heaven. Bliss. Nirvana.
This was why he was here, this is why he came back, this was why he put up with all the teasing and mocking from the rest of them (ok, mostly Mordred), for moments like this, where he could just kick back and swing the lightsabre about. After a while he found that he was even practicing some of the sword drills that Sir Lancelot had been trying to teach him. He was a great guy, a lot of patience, and didn’t seem to mind taking the extra five minutes to teach him how to fight…after all…his dad had all but given up on him in that respect, and Gaston Junior couldn’t really blame him. He was a disappointment. A massive disappointment.
His mum told him not to let it get to him, that he was brilliant at other things, like making people laugh and making other people feel good about themselves…but it still would be nice to swing a sword properly and not have his dad look at him with that disappointed grimace.
But there was no room for those thoughts here, right now, it was just him, the lightsabre and…
…was that footsteps?
He took off the many blankets he had wrapped it in and held it in his hands lovingly.
Staring at in awe he whispered, “hello old friend.”
Back in Camelot and even in the Summer Country, he had to keep things like this super quiet, after all, people could be super jumpy about anything they didn’t understand and besides he did not want another stern look off of Merlin. That stare cut deep. But here, in Tintagel, all the rules were different.
He flicked the switch, and the light came on with a ‘sssssshhhhhhhhhup’.
Then there was nothing but the gentle humming.
Closing his eyes, he started to swing the lightsabre about.
Heaven. Bliss. Nirvana.
This was why he was here, this is why he came back, this was why he put up with all the teasing and mocking from the rest of them (ok, mostly Mordred), for moments like this, where he could just kick back and swing the lightsabre about. After a while he found that he was even practicing some of the sword drills that Sir Lancelot had been trying to teach him. He was a great guy, a lot of patience, and didn’t seem to mind taking the extra five minutes to teach him how to fight…after all…his dad had all but given up on him in that respect, and Gaston Junior couldn’t really blame him. He was a disappointment. A massive disappointment.
His mum told him not to let it get to him, that he was brilliant at other things, like making people laugh and making other people feel good about themselves…but it still would be nice to swing a sword properly and not have his dad look at him with that disappointed grimace.
But there was no room for those thoughts here, right now, it was just him, the lightsabre and…
…was that footsteps?