@aquestionthatsneverbeenposed​ “I’ll go easy on you.” (because you know he's a cocky clotpole like that)

Ella fought back a smile at the comment, offering him a convincing yet fake innocent and admiring look. “Really? Oh how very kind and gentlemanly of you. Honestly, it is so kind of you.”  Ella took her sword and moved swiftly, forcing the blade from Merlin’s hand and used her foot, hooking it around his ankle and tugging so he’d fall. She followed him, careful where  she landed, before hovering over him, hands holding his wrists as she smirked down at him. She leaned forward and spoke, eyes momentarily glowing gold. “Really, I truly appreciate you taking it easy on me. I obviously needed it.”

@aquestionthatsneverbeenposed​ asked:  “Get behind me NOW.”

@aquestionthatsneverbeenposed​ sent: [Partner]

[Partner] - Help them with a task.

   The door of the armory swings open quietly, and Morgana’s soft steps rustle over the wooden floor. She often came here before tournaments and melees, to grant a lucky knight her favor, but never outside of that – it’s late, too late, perhaps, for her to wander around the castle, but she couldn’t sleep anyway, not after her latest nightmare. And somehow she knew where to find Merlin – with the amount of work Arthur gives him, it’s not surprising at all. 

Tom fought a grin, jiggling his foot in excitement. "Really? You'll teach me? What are we doing first? Fire? Telekinesis? Oh, can you teach me how to do that one with the fog?" He hoped his questions didn't put Merlin off of teaching him altogether.

Melinda had been staring at her phone, she was still worried about Merlin but she felt like a coward.   But considering there was a dragon on her front lawn right now.   She didn’t have a choice now.

[TEXT to Emrys] Are you okay?

Her arms full of borrowed books from Camelot’s library, Mithian really should have taken a second trip, but that would waste time. Instead, she was unable to see clearly over the tower of literature, which caused her to bump into Merlin as they passed each other, sending books falling to the floor. “Oh! I apologize, Merlin. I didn’t even see you there. Are you alright?”, she asked even as she knelt in her fine gown and began stacking the books again.