Five times the Musketeers were interrogated for information, and one time they spilled it all freely.

Complete. Aramis centred and whump heavy. Aramis arrives at the Boncieux home late one night during a storm; soaking wet and disoriented. While his brothers try to figure out what happened and why, Aramis finds himself dealing with a different problem... his body is betraying him, and he questions whether or not he can still have a future with the Musketeers.

The journey from Paris to the border takes at least two days. Athos, D'Artagnan and Constance leave the capital on the day after Aramis is taken prisoner. That leaves five days of Aramis' plight in that prison cell unaccounted for. This is what happened in that time.

An ambush on the edge of a frozen lake takes things from bad to worse.

Missing scene from 1x03 Commodities. In which Aramis doesn't escape quite as unscathed as he seemed to on the show.

It's early winter in the south of France. Athos and Porthos find themselves stuck in a swamp while trying to rescue their horses from bandits who may or may not be simple horse thieves. Aramis and d'Artagnan stand a valiant defense of their mired friends and all of them pay with various levels of injury and regret. -Complete.

Kinkmeme fill. Aramis wakes in hell.

On mission, while camped in the woods, Aramis returns to a behavior Athos and Porthos thought he was done with. They figure things could turn out all right, just so long as they can keep him from stabbing anyone, himself included. 4/4

It was as his eyes were busy elsewhere that the fatal shot came. It thundered over the clash of steel and tore through his chest. He didn't see the rifleman who had fired the shot from across the battlefield, he couldn't find the glint of gold trampled in the mud – the pain brought only blindness and shattered air. OneShot. Post Season 2. Warning: character death.

Short missing scene from the episode "Emilie" in which Constance confronts Aramis after learning things she probably wishes she hadn't - Prompt fill. (Spoilers)

Porthos past comes back to haunt him when Aramis disappears.

"They told him it was an accident. That was easier to deal with… easier for them all to deal with." After the massacre at Savoy Aramis returns home with amnesia. Each night he forgets and in the morning he remembers nothing. It seemed merciful to keep him in the dark... but the road to hell is paved with good intentions.

Athos, Porthos, and Aramis are so familiar with each others' old injuries they look after them for each other without talking about it. They don't need to.

His brothers were dead. All that was left was the storm.

It reminds her of Jesus and the story of the loaves and the fishes. If this is all that she could ever have, she prayed that it would be enough. 5 plus 2 fic of largely stand alone vignettes, in different character POV's, that make a complete work. Sequel to Fait Accompli. UPDATED: Isabelle: Summer 1949. It had been many years since she last set foot here... COMPLETE.

Something is bothering Athos. Aramis is perplexed. (Pre-series)

At the end of the night, d'Artagnan leaves the tavern and the loss of his father catches up with him. Speculative epilog for Friends and Enemies. D'Artagnan. Aramis. Athos and Porthos mentioned. Gen.

In which things are not quite as they seem. Or, three of our Musketeers plot to get the forth one out of parade duty during a heatwave. (Friendship h/c team fic.)

When d'Artagnan experiences a close call that leaves him shaken, the other Musketeers reminisce about times they, too, believed they faced death alone.

Summary: "Duel," snorted Ballestra. "I've no intention of dueling." He cocked the pistol. "I will just shoot him." "Do it," hissed Porthos, "and I will tear you apart."

In the darkest hours, when they want to act, but can't, the burn of anxiety and anger has to go somewhere. Meme fill for the prompt: nervous habits.

With misguided reasoning, Athos claims to be hungover, when really he's injured. Aramis and Porthos are not impressed. Prompt fill.

Louis XIV of France, the Sun King, was considered a miracle child when he was born on the 5th of September 1638. It is the first day of spring, in the year of Our Lord 1631, when Anne of Austria gives birth to a musketeers child...

In which sharing a room at an inn proves to be quite the adventure.

In which a careless remark brings back bad memories for Porthos.

Kinda can't believe I'm writing one of these, but... Five times Athos had to rein Aramis in and one time it was the other way around.

After Aramis sleeps with Anne, he promises Athos that he'll stay away from women for a while. Problem is, Aramis can't sleep by himself. He's managed to keep this hidden through the years, but in fulfilling his promise to Athos, the insomnia takes over, sending him deeper and deeper into the hole while the others try to figure out what's wrong. Prompt Meme Fill.

The aftermath of the Savoy Massacre set in an undefined and nondescript modern AU. Gen. There is a story in here but it will be structured more as a cross section of character moments in a loosely defined space. ETA: I don't normally do this (ever) but I've changed the title. Rubin's Vase is the same concept as Figure-Ground, just perhaps a little more relatable.

An episode four "The Good Soldier" missing-scenes-and-epilog sort of story. Spoilers for that episode. Gen. It's possible that Aramis is not coping quite as well as they hoped. Athos wishes he could avoid examining why.

Cobb is yelling again. - mild Cobb/Arthur - sick Arthur

Cobb/Arthur. Arthur used to wind up in Dom and Mal's bed. Then it was Dom's bed. Things turned out all right. Not threesome. No explicit. Fluff.

Arthur's perception of the real world is so drastically different from in his dreams that he's never confused about which is real. Cobb discovers just how different it is, and why, and gains a little perception of his own.