I wrote a thing!
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crossworks exchange!
On Providence (6299 words) by Vaznetti
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Oxford Time Travel Universe - Connie Willis, Lymond Chronicles - Dorothy Dunnett
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: T. J. Lewis & Colin Templer
Characters: T. J. Lewis, Colin Templer, Christian Stewart
Additional Tags: Time Travel, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, TJ has a theory about time travel, hints of Francis/Christian, the siege of Haddington, Colin's single-minded obsession with Polly, Samuel Harvey's confession
Summary: "I can't get you to the Blitz," TJ said, "but if you want to go to Scotland in 1548 now's your chance." And he didn't let Colin go alone, either.
It is really the most obscure thing ever to write a crossover between two such rare canons; the number of people likely to read this is probably in the single figures, but I really enjoyed writing it! And I got to send TJ back in time and let him show off how incredibly super-competent he is, and also rescue Christian Stewart from her canonical fate. This is the second time I've written something focused on the events of The Game of Kings after years of not even bothering to read that book (my re-reads used to start at The Disorderly Knights) and I had forgotten how enjoyable it really is.
crossworks exchange!On Providence (6299 words) by Vaznetti
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Oxford Time Travel Universe - Connie Willis, Lymond Chronicles - Dorothy Dunnett
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: T. J. Lewis & Colin Templer
Characters: T. J. Lewis, Colin Templer, Christian Stewart
Additional Tags: Time Travel, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, TJ has a theory about time travel, hints of Francis/Christian, the siege of Haddington, Colin's single-minded obsession with Polly, Samuel Harvey's confession
Summary: "I can't get you to the Blitz," TJ said, "but if you want to go to Scotland in 1548 now's your chance." And he didn't let Colin go alone, either.
It is really the most obscure thing ever to write a crossover between two such rare canons; the number of people likely to read this is probably in the single figures, but I really enjoyed writing it! And I got to send TJ back in time and let him show off how incredibly super-competent he is, and also rescue Christian Stewart from her canonical fate. This is the second time I've written something focused on the events of The Game of Kings after years of not even bothering to read that book (my re-reads used to start at The Disorderly Knights) and I had forgotten how enjoyable it really is.
