Evandar

The 2019 Round Two Collection has been revealed at multifandomdrabble, and so I can reveal that I a) signed up, and b) was weirdly prolific.

My assignment was for Lunarium, but there were treats too.

we can never go home (we won't be turned around) for Lunarium.
Fandom: The Silmarillion
Pairing: Gildor Inglorion/Maglor
Warnings: None
Summary: Whenever he guides a new group of Sindar to Mithlond, Gildor turns his own path to the shore for a single reason: to seek out Maglor.
Notes: You will prise this pairing from my cold, dead hands.


want to show you off
Fandom: Nailed It!
Pairing: Nicole Byer/Wes
Warnings: RPF
Summary: She wants to announce them to the world
Notes: Nailed It! is my go-to chill-out trash show and I love it. Also, this is more based off show dynamic than actual RFP, so YMMV.


all burn together
Fandom: The Hobbit
Pairing: Pre-Bilbo/Smaug (mostly Bilbo thinking Smaug is hella pretty in addition to existentially terrifying)
Warnings: Time Travel AU
Summary: Bilbo is too small to make a decent snack. Smaug probably wouldn't care, but he can always hope.
Notes: I'm super tempted to turn this into something longer. Mostly because writing Bilbo in drabble format is exhausting because his verbosity does not want to cooperate.


rainy ending to a perfect day
Fandom: Harry Potter
Pairing: Voldemort/Harry
Warnings: None
Summary: They're watching the rain when Delphini is born.
Notes: Ye olde OTP alert.


So, that's what I wrote. I also received many lovely gifts in a variety of fandoms.

Daegaer wrote me two post-book, Aziraphale/Crowley Good Omens drabbles: Bee at Peace and Evening.

I received another post-book, Aziraphale/Crowley Good Omens drabble called All God's Creatures from spiced_chai_nebula.

All three of these are gloriously fluffy, featuring our ineffable husbands in their (well deserved) happy ending.

sweetcarolanne wrote Waking Nightmares, Deadly Dreams for the Cthulhu Mythos - featuring a truly stressed Randolph Carter and the Crawling Chaos who so loves to toy with him.

Filigranka gave me The March of Hundred Feet, which is a lovely little gen drabble about the chaos caused by civil war, with the funeral of Orion Black front and centre.

My prompt for Dracula - Bram Stoker basically boiled down to: I ship Dracula/Jonathan and think gothic literature is amazing, go wild while neglecting to mention that gothic literature is the topic of my PhD, which is possibly a little unfair. Aquatics rose to the challenge, though, and gifted me two gloriously gothic drabbles. The Three Worlds explores Dracula's connection to the land around his castle, and Portrait links him to Vlad III Tepes.

Last, but not least, Ruis wrote me a delightful Dracula/Jonathan drabble called I too can love, where Dracula finds out what Jonathan's been writing in his diary.

All of my gifts are fantastic, and I whole-heartedly recommend checking them out.