[OOM: The tale of Arthur and Guinevere and Lancelot in Fionavar has come to its ending, To the immeasurable relief of Bran, Will, Merriman and the other Guinevere, Arthur, King of the Summer Country, returns home to reclaim his kingdom.

Not long after, Bran also returns home.]

Last Saturday, Owen Davies drove Bran to the Machynlleth train station. Since then he has been working very hard indeed on the farm, and volunteering more than usual at chapel. David and Jen Evans had him to dinner three times, and John Rowlands has been a great support, and there has been plenty of work to do ( Read more... )

"There has been nothing odd going on there at all, lately," said Bran earlier this evening.

"That is unusual, isn't it?" said his da.

"Yes, unfortunately," answered Bran. "Would you like to come along with me tonight?"

***

Therefore, Owen and Bran Davies are sitting together at a side table with a pot of tea.

Indy and Veronica did Happy Hour together last week. Indy's heard about it ever since, from a deeply (if perhaps a bit theatrically) wounded Lilly. His protest of "but Princess, I've been asking ya to do Happy Hour for ages and you've always said it sounded like too much work" fell on deaf ears, but eventually he figured out how to make it up to ( Read more... )

[Not exactly OOM:

With Merlion's help, Arthur conducts Guinevere to his kingdom outside of Time.

There are goodbyes, as there could not be before; and introductions, as well.

Though Arthur never enters the bar, some important conversations take place: the passing of the sword Caliburn, to Bran Davies; the reassurance of Arthur's servant, Ulfin; ( Read more... )

[Millitimed to yesterday: After an exchange of notes Monday, Guinevere is assured by Merlion that she is welcome in the summerlands.]

*Time moves on.

When Guinevere comes downstairs, harp tucked in the crook of her arm, she stops at the sight of the door. This is the first time she has been able to see it since she came to the bar, over a year ( Read more... )

Owen Davies has prayer meeting tonight, so it is a good night for Bran to come to Milliways. Bran sits on his bed, harp on his lap, and plays the high strange song that has always opened the Milliways door for him. When he reaches the bar, Bran finds a table where he can sit and observe the crowd, his back to the wall ( Read more... )

[OOM: After a short detour to John Rowlands' house, Owen tells Bran about his evening at Milliways.]

You know what's a bitch about going incognito?

A shapeshifter will know you every time.

Therefore, when Robin Goodfellow notices a certain conversation taking place, he does what any fine, upstanding fae in his position would do ( Read more... )

Months, it has been, since Owen Davies heard the music that takes him to Milliways. He is not displeased to hear it now.

He isn't smiling, of course, but he never really does smile, so that's all right.