You’re Safe

Pairing: Prince Caspian x Gender Neutral! Reader

Plot: You are a beggar who walks through the market place and gets saved from the guards by Prince Caspian.

Warning(s): None

(H/L) = Hair Length (H/C) = Hair Colour (S/C) = Skin Colour (Y/FN) = First Name (Y/LN) = Last Name

You were just waltzing through the marketplace, everything was full of colour, the scent of fresh bread wafted past you causing your stomach to grumble, a little piece wouldn't hurt, you thought as you crept over to the bakery, making sure the back of the baker was turned around, you snatched a muffin off the counter, jamming it in your satchel. You walked away as quickly as possible, smirking as you had just gotten away Scott-free, no repercussions.

"HEY! HEY YOU! PUT THAT BACK! THIEF! THIEF!"

To your dismay, the baker had noticed you stealing, even worse was that the guards were alerted, turning your head to see two of the armour clad beings heading in your direction, you then turn the other way, racing through the marketplace in order to loose the guards down in the lower parts of the citadel. You run and run as your (H/L)(H/C) ricocheted against your face like tiny whips, knocking over wicker baskets and fruit carts to give her time to escape from the guards. you turned into a slender alleyway as quickly as you could, racing through to the other side, the streets crowded with people, the more popular side of the market lay before you. You barged through the crowd of common folk, hoping to get through as quickly as possible, looking over at your shoulder to see there were double the amount of guards now, racing after you. You kept running that was until you ran into someone whilst looking behind you, landing on your arse, you looked up to see a young looking man before you, himself looking down at you before putting his hand out to help you stand.

You took it, standing quickly as you hid behind the hail bail that was situated beside him.

“You there, have you seen a person run past here, they have (H/L)(H/C), (S/C), and a satchel, they’re a thief sir,” one of the guard spoke with a gruff voice the the man.

“I think they went that way,” the man spoke, though you could not see where he had pointed too, hoping it wasn't to the hay bail, the stomping of feet started and heading in a direction loudly before fading away, complete silence besides the people that had been wandering the market were audible.

“Its safe to come out now, they’re gone,” the man spoke

You stood up, from behind the hay bail and walked around to the man that spoke,

“Thank you sir,”

“Its no trouble, but if you don’t mind me asking, what did you steal?”

You pulled out the muffin from your satchel and the man before you was shocked, then chuckled.

“You stole a muffin? That’s it?”

“The only thing I got caught for that is,” you spoke before you put the muffin back in your satchel and began to walk away.

“Wait,”

You turned back to the man as he spoke,

“Yes?”

“What’s your name?”

“(YFN)(YLN), what’s yours?”

“Caspian, my name is Caspian,”

You walked backwards smiling as he spoke,

“Fairwell, Caspy,”

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Thank you for reading, this is my first story on here, please feel free to give criticism so I am to know for next time on later works.

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miistymtns

4 years ago

I have some writings in progress, oh goodie!