Sunset
Original Post
Title: Sunset
Word Count: 121
Rating: PG
Characters/Pairings: Robin
Summary: Robin prepares for bed in the Holy Land.
Disclaimer: I have no rights to or association with the show Robin Hood, and get nothing from this other than the fun of playing in the world provided by the BBC and Tiger Aspect.
Notes: For robinsociety in rh_intercomm. Inspired by the prompt "sunset."
The sunset on the desert turned the whole world orange. The Crusader camp was preparing for bed, ready for more marching on the morrow. A few heartier souls polished their weapons, rather than heading for their bunks. Robin really should be doing one or the other.
Instead, he stared at the horizon, letting the setting blaze burn an imprint onto his eyes. He thought it was a technique that should be taught, and had shared it with Much. But, perhaps it was just that no one else needed it.
The shadow took up most of his vision by the time the sky began to go dark. When he turned to go into his tent, it concealed the bodies still strewn across the sand.
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Title: Sunset
Word Count: 121
Rating: PG
Characters/Pairings: Robin
Summary: Robin prepares for bed in the Holy Land.
Disclaimer: I have no rights to or association with the show Robin Hood, and get nothing from this other than the fun of playing in the world provided by the BBC and Tiger Aspect.
Notes: For robinsociety in rh_intercomm. Inspired by the prompt "sunset."
The sunset on the desert turned the whole world orange. The Crusader camp was preparing for bed, ready for more marching on the morrow. A few heartier souls polished their weapons, rather than heading for their bunks. Robin really should be doing one or the other.
Instead, he stared at the horizon, letting the setting blaze burn an imprint onto his eyes. He thought it was a technique that should be taught, and had shared it with Much. But, perhaps it was just that no one else needed it.
The shadow took up most of his vision by the time the sky began to go dark. When he turned to go into his tent, it concealed the bodies still strewn across the sand.
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